The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesWayne Rooney Wayne Rooney scores stunning goal from inside his own half for DC United in MLS match against OrlandoThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportWayne Rooney grabbed the headlines in America by scoring an incredible goal for MLS side DC United with a strike from inside his own half - the second time he has done this in his career. Rooney scored
The Telegraphadded this to CricketChris Gayle LiveThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomChris Gayle doesn't mind disappointing his millions of fans in cricket-crazy India if it means the West Indies can continue to be contenders at the World Cup. There's more at stake than usual for West
The Telegraphadded this to CricketCricket World Cup Cricket World Cup 2019 live scoreboard: West Indies vs IndiaThe Telegraph - By Telegraph Sport
The Telegraphadded this to NewsSony Trump says Japan could watch the US being attacked 'on a Sony TV' amid row over security pactThe Telegraph - By Julian RyallDonald Trump has added fuel to a row over the US military pact with Japan by suggesting that Japan could just stand back and watch America being attacked "on a Sony television". The US president's comments
The Telegraphadded this to Travel The Australian sinkhole that's now a secret gardenThe Telegraph - By Penny WalkerSinkholes are not generally something that your average person comes across everyday. That is unless you live in Mount Gambier – tucked away in the southeastern corner of South Australia, close to the
The Telegraphadded this to InvestingInvesting Gold price at six-year high: does the investment pay off and when is the best time to buy?The Telegraph - By Harry Brennan and James ConningtonThe price of gold has reached its highest point for six years in all major currencies, surpassing $1,360 an ounce. For investors fearing a stock market rout, the collapse of banks or runaway inflation,
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessG20 Markets boosted by hopes of US-China trade truce at G20 summitThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesGlobal markets have snapped a four-day losing streak on hopes that the US and China will agree a trade truce at the G20 summit to avert another tit-for-tat tariffs exchange. The Trump administration and
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson LiveThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanBoris Johnson’s Australian-style points based migration system would ensure the 'right people' come to UK but might not bring numbers down, James Brokenshire has suggested. The Housing and Communities
The Telegraphadded this to Business Kingfisher names Carrefour veteran Thierry Garnier as bossThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersB&Q owner Kingfisher has appointed Thierry Garnier as its new chief executive to replace outgoing boss Veronique Laury. Mr Garnier has spent 20 years working in senior roles at French retail giant Carrefour,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesFabrics The best steam irons for 2019The Telegraph - By Madeleine HowellAccording to a study by YouGov, doing the ironing is the household chore Brits hate the most. I know I fall firmly into that camp. I buy wrinkle-free fabrics, hang clothes up as soon as I’ve washed them
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesAngela Merkel Concern over Angela Merkel's health as German chancellor seen shaking for second time this monthThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffAngela Merkel was seen shaking as she met President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Thursday, Reuters footage showed - her second shaking bout within two weeks - but her spokesman told Reuters the German chancellor
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsRomelu Lukaku Inter Milan want Romelu Lukaku on loan for next two seasonsThe Telegraph - By James DuckerInter Milan want to loan Romelu Lukaku for the next two seasons with an obligation to then buy the Manchester United striker in a proposed package worth around €70 million (£62.7m). Antonio Conte, the
The Telegraphadded this to Football NewsEuropa League Cardiff Met, a university team whose players pay £150 subs, prepare to make debut in Europa LeagueThe Telegraph - By James CorriganThe joke doing the rounds in the Welsh capital is that Cardiff Met will make history on two fronts on Thursday when it becomes a) the first British university to field a male football team in European
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesNorway Norway enjoying resurgent support as team defies expectations to meet England in quarter-finalThe Telegraph - By Jim WhiteSpare a thought for the Norwegian commentators preparing for Thursday’s World Cup encounter with England. Should things go well for their team, how will they ever match the most famous moment in their
The Telegraphadded this to BooksAudiobooks Daunted by 500 pages of Hemingway? Why audiobooks fit perfectly into our frantic digital livesThe Telegraph - By Serena DaviesIt was For Whom the Bell Tolls that got me into audiobooks. Like generations of parents, I had long been using them to assist in the survival of long car journeys with infants. Any number of books had
The Telegraphadded this to MusicGlastonbury Glastonbury weather forecast for 31°C – here’s how to surviveThe Telegraph - By James HallWith a forecast looming that few festival-goers dared to hope for, Glastonbury could well be a scorcher. James Hall offers his experience from years of sunny singalongs at Worthy Farm Glastonbury is synonymous
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018FIFA Women's World Cup Women’s World Cup 2019 fixtures: Schedule for the quarter-finals and results so farThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportWe are approaching the business end of the Women's World Cup 2019, with the initial field of 24 now reduced to the final eight. It's the eighth edition of the competition, most recently won by the US Canada
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesFIFA Women's World Cup England Women's World Cup 2019 squad: All the players, fixtures and results so farThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportEngland have set up a Women's World Cup 2019 quarter-final with Norway by defeating Cameroon in a fractious round of 16 clash. As the Cameroon players protested and play was delayed, England's staff and
The Telegraphadded this to BusinessGordon Brown Sport can be the silver bullet to inspire young mindsThe Telegraph - By Justin KingWhen I was chief executive of Sainsbury’s I was invited to a round table discussion with Gordon Brown, chancellor at the time. The agenda was the forthcoming Budget, and the prime minister was looking
The Telegraphadded this to World Cup 2018Phil NevilleNorway vs England, Women's World Cup 2019 quarter-final: What time is kick-off today, what TV channel is it on and what ourThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportIt's the first World Cup quarter-final between Phil Neville's England side and a dangerous and competitive Norway. BBC One will have live coverage, with their programme starting at 7.30pm. Alternatively,
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesWest London Teenager stabbed to death in west London in latest knife murderThe Telegraph - By Press AssociationA teenager has been stabbed to death in west London. The victim, believed to be aged 18, was found with a stab injury in Uxbridge Road, Shepherd's Bush, on Wednesday night. The Metropolitan Police said
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesChernobyl The secrets of Chernobyl that we’ll never hearThe Telegraph - By Hannah BettsChernobyl may have taken place in 1986, however something about it is clearly feeling very 2019. A couple of weeks ago, Harvard historian Serhii Plokhy’s gripping best-seller, Chernobyl: History of a won
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesGrand Slam (Tennis) Tim Henman: Tennis is becoming more disjointed - players need to see the bigger pictureThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsYou might not know it from Wimbledon’s serene and elegant lawns, but behind the scenes tennis is a back-stabbing mess of warring factions. It is about time that Tim Henman – one of sport’s most wholesome
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJeremy Hunt Boris Johnson v Jeremy Hunt: Tory leadership candidates' Brexit views, policies, team and key supporters comparedThe Telegraph - By Christopher HopeEducation/Background before becoming MP Eton College, Balliol College, Oxford. Successful career as journalist at The Daily Telegraph and The Spectator magazine. Constituency: Uxbridge and South Ruislip
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsBoris Johnson Next Prime Minister latest odds and polls: Boris Johnson's lead over Jeremy Hunt starting to narrowThe Telegraph - By Patrick Scott and Ashley Kirk and Asa BennettThe final stage of the Conservative leadership election is now under way with Boris Johnson facing off with Jeremy Hunt. The two are due to compete in a series of hustings across the country, after which
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesBoris Johnson Tory leadership race: When will the Conservative Party vote for the new leader and Prime Minister?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe race to replace Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party has reached its final stage with Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt chosen as the two candidates to contest the leadership. It is now up the
The Telegraphadded this to PoliticsJeremy Hunt Jeremy Hunt criticised for putting Northern Ireland veterans on par with IRA terroristsThe Telegraph - By Camilla TomineyJeremy Hunt has been condemned by Tory MPs for saying Northern Ireland veterans should be treated "the same" as IRA terrorists. Accepting it was a "difficult issue", the leadership hopeful told a digital
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The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesDemocratic Party US election Democrat candidates: Runners and riders for the 2020 presidencyThe Telegraph - By Rozina Sabur and Ben Riley-SmithThe race is on to win the right to challenge Donald Trump for the 2020 presidential election. Only one candidate from a field of two dozen will be named the Democratic Party’s official nominee. The hopefuls
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