Countryside Instead of spending their gap years getting tattoos in Thailand, youngsters should head for the British countrysideThe Telegraph - By Sophia Money-CouttsThere was an item in the papers that you might have missed, what with the cricket and the dramas on Love Island. The Food, Farming and Countryside Commission has proposed that “youngsters” should spend
English Gardens How to grow your own gardening Instagram account, with help from the expertsThe Telegraph - By Pip SloanThe world of Instagram, the popular photo sharing app, can be a bemusing place. It didn’t used to be; when it was launched in 2010, it was little more than a platform for sharing photographs, like a more
Oysters Holidays reinforce my love affair with all things European - except its UnionThe Telegraph - By Robert TombsI smile inwardly when people say Brexiteers are "anti-European". I’m off to "Europe" next week, and I confidently expect to have a very good time. First stop is Biarritz, to see my French family. One the
Rise of the 'artful lodger': what really happened when my adult son moved back home?The Telegraph - By Helen Kirwan-TaylorAdult children living returning to the family nest costs beleaguered parents some £1,780 a year in additional household expenses, according to the new Fidelity International Modern Life Report. Yet while
Winter Olympics What I'll miss about drawing Mrs MayThe Telegraph - By Bob MoranAs she lurches awkwardly into the footnotes of history, many people will claim that Theresa May’s legacy is simply that she failed to deliver Brexit. I, however, would like to lament the departure of truly
Oysters Holidays reinforce my love affair with all things European - except its UnionThe Telegraph - By Robert TombsI smile inwardly when people say Brexiteers are ‘anti-European’. I’m off to ‘Europe’ next week, and I confidently expect to have a very good time. First stop is Biarritz, to see my French family. One the
Personal Finance (UK) Sir Bernard Ingham: ‘I'm determined to live until the inheritance tax threshold rises in 2021'The Telegraph - By Angela WintleSir Bernard Ingham, 87, is best known for being Margaret Thatcher’s chief press secretary during her time as prime minister. He started his career in journalism, notably for The Yorkshire Post and The
Zinedine Zidane Gareth Bale closer to Real Madrid exit after Zinedine Zidane reveals 'the club is working on his departure'The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportGareth Bale appears to be on the verge of leaving Real Madrid after coach Zinedine Zidane revealed the Spanish giants are in talks with an unnamed club about a transfer. Zidane confirmed the Wales international
Instagram Let’s make teenage girls tougher, not Instagram tamerThe Telegraph - By Julie BurchillRather than policing the internet we should concentrate on making teenagers immune to it Being a teenage girl is the nearest most of us will get to living out Kafka’s Metamorphosis in reverse; you go sleep
FaceApp What FaceApp tells us about the narcissism of todayThe Telegraph - By Zoe StrimpelThe first time I saw a selfie stick, wielded by family of East Asian tourists in Bangkok, I was shocked. People were literally so obsessed with taking pictures of themselves at the perfect angle – rather
Travel The secret to making children laughThe Telegraph - By Michael RosenSome of our best memories of family life, whether as parents or remembering being a child, are times of laughter. I was lucky to have been brought up in a family that treasured hilarity. My parents and
Inter Milan Man Utd tour diary: Romelu Lukaku spotted holding Inter Milan shirt, while Ashley Young victim of boo boysThe Telegraph - By James DuckerThere were plenty of talking points from Manchester United’s game with Inter Milan at the National Stadium on Saturday but probably none more so than the continuing uncertainty over the future of Romelu
Unai Emery Unai Emery challenges Eddie Nketiah to stay at Arsenal and fight for first-team spotThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanUnai Emery has challenged Eddie Nketiah to stay at Arsenal and prove he is deserving of competitive first-team action after the young striker continued his remarkable pre-season by scoring two goals against
Boris Johnson Next Prime Minister latest odds and polls: Boris Johnson's lead over Jeremy Hunt looks unassailableThe Telegraph - By Patrick Scott and Ashley Kirk and Asa BennettThe final stage of the Conservative leadership election is now under way with Conservative Party members having received their ballots. The 160,000 strong membership will pick between Jeremy Hunt and Johnson
Boris Johnson Tory leadership result: When will the Conservative Party vote for the new Prime Minister?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersAfter a month of hustings, the race to replace Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party has almost reached its climax. Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt will be named as the new UK Prime Minister this
River Thames Shakespeare theatre producer discovers shock relation to First Folio publisherThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickA theatre producer who has brought the Elizabethan era to York City Centre and Blenheim Palace has discovered that he is related to the man who published Shakespeare's First Folio. James Cundall MBE, founder
Grenfell Tower Homeowners face pulling down extensions in Grenfell building inspection crisisThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerHundreds of homeowners face having to rebuild newly erected extensions, lofts and basements because of a crisis in building inspections arising out of the Grenfell Tower disaster. The crisis has led to
Rochdale Rochdale whistleblower Maggie Oliver on her new charity and how grooming gangs are still abusing girls todayThe Telegraph - By Julie BindelBooks by former police detectives are hardly a rarity. But Maggie Oliver is no ordinary police detective. The straight talking 61-year-old is the whistleblower who exposed the catastrophic failures of
UK Golf The Open 2019 final round tee times: Can anyone catch Shane Lowry at Royal Portrush?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThree years after taking a four-shot lead into the final round of the US Open, Ireland's Shane Lowry has the same advantage today after a sensational performance at Royal Portrush. Roared on by a capacity
Women's News Wally Funk: the female astronaut cheated out of going to spaceThe Telegraph - By Anna ClarkeWally Funk was part of the Mercury 13, a group of female astronauts who went through the same training as the men to go up to the moon, but whose hopes were dashed when funding was cut. 60 years on, she
It's a Wonderful Life It’s a Wonderful Life, the musical? Heaven help usThe Telegraph - By Charlotte RuncieHow many times have you been watching a film and thought, “Do you know what this needs? A show-stopping dance number, a printed programme and someone to sell me ice cream in the interval.” Alas, these
Imran Khan Divisions deepen in Pakistan as Imran Khan reaches one year in officeThe Telegraph - By Ben FarmerMohammad Sohail looks around his empty tailor's shop and sighs at the lack of business. “I was taken by Imran Khan's slogan of change, but the hopes I had have almost vanished now,” he says, surrounded
Ebola Lullaby singers bringing hope to Ebola frontline, in picturesThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 8 View All Skip Ad
Pensions 'My husband died and left £30k pension to his younger girlfriend'The Telegraph - By Katie MorleyHas a company treated you unfairly? Our consumer champion, Katie Morley, is here to help. For how to contact her click here. When my husband and I separated in 2016, he moved to Cyprus. We remained friends
Highlands A pitch and a pint: 20 great British campsites with a pub on the doorstepThe Telegraph - By Andrew Day and Olivia Walmsley and Boudicca Fox-Leonard and Tom OughI have tried to be a hunter-gatherer camper. You know, the fleece-wearing Bear Grylls type – tutoring little ’uns how to arrange campfire kindling in tepee form, whilst rustling up the perfect paella.
Queen's Speech Remainer MPs make no-deal more likely with their desperate efforts to block itThe Telegraph - By Martin HoweOur parliament sits in sessions which are normally about a year long – each beginning with the Queen’s Speech. Between sessions, parliament is said to be “prorogued” and does not sit. Having run for more
Queen Victoria Queen Victoria's Palace review, Buckingham Palace: grand designs from the Queen of the Industrial AgeThe Telegraph - By Harry MountNext time Prince Harry visits granny at Buckingham Palace, he must drop in on this highly entertaining exhibition about Queen Victoria. As he enters the exhibition, he’ll see a huge painting by Sir George
Washington Monument Pictures of the Day: 21 July 2019The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 13 View All Skip Ad
Tour de France The Cycling Podcast – Tour de France 2019: Stage 14, Tarbes to TourmaletThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThis most enthralling Tour de France took another twist on the Col du Tourmalet and Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and François Thomazeau were there to witness the stage and record their thoughts as the
Heathrow Summer getaway chaos: Airlines must allow passengers to switch flights for freeThe Telegraph - By Sam MeadowsAirlines must allow passengers to switch flights for free to avoid the chaos of a summer of strikes, consumer experts have argued. Staff at Heathrow Airport, British Airways, Easyjet and Ryanair are all
Countryside Instead of spending their gap years getting tattoos in Thailand, youngsters should head for the British countrysideThe Telegraph - By Sophia Money-CouttsThere was an item in the papers that you might have missed, what with the cricket and the dramas on Love Island. The Food, Farming and Countryside Commission has proposed that “youngsters” should spend
English Gardens How to grow your own gardening Instagram account, with help from the expertsThe Telegraph - By Pip SloanThe world of Instagram, the popular photo sharing app, can be a bemusing place. It didn’t used to be; when it was launched in 2010, it was little more than a platform for sharing photographs, like a more
Oysters Holidays reinforce my love affair with all things European - except its UnionThe Telegraph - By Robert TombsI smile inwardly when people say Brexiteers are "anti-European". I’m off to "Europe" next week, and I confidently expect to have a very good time. First stop is Biarritz, to see my French family. One the
Rise of the 'artful lodger': what really happened when my adult son moved back home?The Telegraph - By Helen Kirwan-TaylorAdult children living returning to the family nest costs beleaguered parents some £1,780 a year in additional household expenses, according to the new Fidelity International Modern Life Report. Yet while
Winter Olympics What I'll miss about drawing Mrs MayThe Telegraph - By Bob MoranAs she lurches awkwardly into the footnotes of history, many people will claim that Theresa May’s legacy is simply that she failed to deliver Brexit. I, however, would like to lament the departure of truly
Oysters Holidays reinforce my love affair with all things European - except its UnionThe Telegraph - By Robert TombsI smile inwardly when people say Brexiteers are ‘anti-European’. I’m off to ‘Europe’ next week, and I confidently expect to have a very good time. First stop is Biarritz, to see my French family. One the
Personal Finance (UK) Sir Bernard Ingham: ‘I'm determined to live until the inheritance tax threshold rises in 2021'The Telegraph - By Angela WintleSir Bernard Ingham, 87, is best known for being Margaret Thatcher’s chief press secretary during her time as prime minister. He started his career in journalism, notably for The Yorkshire Post and The
Zinedine Zidane Gareth Bale closer to Real Madrid exit after Zinedine Zidane reveals 'the club is working on his departure'The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportGareth Bale appears to be on the verge of leaving Real Madrid after coach Zinedine Zidane revealed the Spanish giants are in talks with an unnamed club about a transfer. Zidane confirmed the Wales international
Instagram Let’s make teenage girls tougher, not Instagram tamerThe Telegraph - By Julie BurchillRather than policing the internet we should concentrate on making teenagers immune to it Being a teenage girl is the nearest most of us will get to living out Kafka’s Metamorphosis in reverse; you go sleep
FaceApp What FaceApp tells us about the narcissism of todayThe Telegraph - By Zoe StrimpelThe first time I saw a selfie stick, wielded by family of East Asian tourists in Bangkok, I was shocked. People were literally so obsessed with taking pictures of themselves at the perfect angle – rather
Travel The secret to making children laughThe Telegraph - By Michael RosenSome of our best memories of family life, whether as parents or remembering being a child, are times of laughter. I was lucky to have been brought up in a family that treasured hilarity. My parents and
Inter Milan Man Utd tour diary: Romelu Lukaku spotted holding Inter Milan shirt, while Ashley Young victim of boo boysThe Telegraph - By James DuckerThere were plenty of talking points from Manchester United’s game with Inter Milan at the National Stadium on Saturday but probably none more so than the continuing uncertainty over the future of Romelu
Unai Emery Unai Emery challenges Eddie Nketiah to stay at Arsenal and fight for first-team spotThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanUnai Emery has challenged Eddie Nketiah to stay at Arsenal and prove he is deserving of competitive first-team action after the young striker continued his remarkable pre-season by scoring two goals against
Boris Johnson Next Prime Minister latest odds and polls: Boris Johnson's lead over Jeremy Hunt looks unassailableThe Telegraph - By Patrick Scott and Ashley Kirk and Asa BennettThe final stage of the Conservative leadership election is now under way with Conservative Party members having received their ballots. The 160,000 strong membership will pick between Jeremy Hunt and Johnson
Boris Johnson Tory leadership result: When will the Conservative Party vote for the new Prime Minister?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersAfter a month of hustings, the race to replace Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party has almost reached its climax. Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt will be named as the new UK Prime Minister this
River Thames Shakespeare theatre producer discovers shock relation to First Folio publisherThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickA theatre producer who has brought the Elizabethan era to York City Centre and Blenheim Palace has discovered that he is related to the man who published Shakespeare's First Folio. James Cundall MBE, founder
Grenfell Tower Homeowners face pulling down extensions in Grenfell building inspection crisisThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerHundreds of homeowners face having to rebuild newly erected extensions, lofts and basements because of a crisis in building inspections arising out of the Grenfell Tower disaster. The crisis has led to
Rochdale Rochdale whistleblower Maggie Oliver on her new charity and how grooming gangs are still abusing girls todayThe Telegraph - By Julie BindelBooks by former police detectives are hardly a rarity. But Maggie Oliver is no ordinary police detective. The straight talking 61-year-old is the whistleblower who exposed the catastrophic failures of
UK Golf The Open 2019 final round tee times: Can anyone catch Shane Lowry at Royal Portrush?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThree years after taking a four-shot lead into the final round of the US Open, Ireland's Shane Lowry has the same advantage today after a sensational performance at Royal Portrush. Roared on by a capacity
Women's News Wally Funk: the female astronaut cheated out of going to spaceThe Telegraph - By Anna ClarkeWally Funk was part of the Mercury 13, a group of female astronauts who went through the same training as the men to go up to the moon, but whose hopes were dashed when funding was cut. 60 years on, she
It's a Wonderful Life It’s a Wonderful Life, the musical? Heaven help usThe Telegraph - By Charlotte RuncieHow many times have you been watching a film and thought, “Do you know what this needs? A show-stopping dance number, a printed programme and someone to sell me ice cream in the interval.” Alas, these
Imran Khan Divisions deepen in Pakistan as Imran Khan reaches one year in officeThe Telegraph - By Ben FarmerMohammad Sohail looks around his empty tailor's shop and sighs at the lack of business. “I was taken by Imran Khan's slogan of change, but the hopes I had have almost vanished now,” he says, surrounded
Ebola Lullaby singers bringing hope to Ebola frontline, in picturesThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 8 View All Skip Ad
Pensions 'My husband died and left £30k pension to his younger girlfriend'The Telegraph - By Katie MorleyHas a company treated you unfairly? Our consumer champion, Katie Morley, is here to help. For how to contact her click here. When my husband and I separated in 2016, he moved to Cyprus. We remained friends
Highlands A pitch and a pint: 20 great British campsites with a pub on the doorstepThe Telegraph - By Andrew Day and Olivia Walmsley and Boudicca Fox-Leonard and Tom OughI have tried to be a hunter-gatherer camper. You know, the fleece-wearing Bear Grylls type – tutoring little ’uns how to arrange campfire kindling in tepee form, whilst rustling up the perfect paella.
Queen's Speech Remainer MPs make no-deal more likely with their desperate efforts to block itThe Telegraph - By Martin HoweOur parliament sits in sessions which are normally about a year long – each beginning with the Queen’s Speech. Between sessions, parliament is said to be “prorogued” and does not sit. Having run for more
Queen Victoria Queen Victoria's Palace review, Buckingham Palace: grand designs from the Queen of the Industrial AgeThe Telegraph - By Harry MountNext time Prince Harry visits granny at Buckingham Palace, he must drop in on this highly entertaining exhibition about Queen Victoria. As he enters the exhibition, he’ll see a huge painting by Sir George
Washington Monument Pictures of the Day: 21 July 2019The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 13 View All Skip Ad
Tour de France The Cycling Podcast – Tour de France 2019: Stage 14, Tarbes to TourmaletThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThis most enthralling Tour de France took another twist on the Col du Tourmalet and Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and François Thomazeau were there to witness the stage and record their thoughts as the
Heathrow Summer getaway chaos: Airlines must allow passengers to switch flights for freeThe Telegraph - By Sam MeadowsAirlines must allow passengers to switch flights for free to avoid the chaos of a summer of strikes, consumer experts have argued. Staff at Heathrow Airport, British Airways, Easyjet and Ryanair are all
