The Telegraphflipped into TravelTravel Tell us about the healing power of sunshine for the chance to win a £500 Mountain Kingdoms voucher The TelegraphThis weekend's print section, plus our online coverage and social media channels, celebrated Sunshine Sunday, with Telegraph Travel experts in locations around the world giving tips on the sunniest destinations
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsLiverpool FC Live The Telegraph - By JJ BullLiverpool manager Jurgen Klopp make 11 changes for the tie at League One Shrewsbury but his starting line-up is still considerably stronger than the one which put out Everton in the last round. Dejan captains
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessHealth (UK) Why running a marathon is good for midlifers The Telegraph - By Jessica SalterThe first irritating comment you get when you mention that you’re running a marathon is “It’s not good for your knees…” But to those smug armchair naysayers, there’s new evidence: actually, it is. Particularly
The Telegraphflipped into BooksBooks Poetry book of the month: Art of Escape by Mina Gorji The Telegraph - By Tristram Fane SaundersA rose is never just a rose. The recent flourishing of nature poetry is a reminder that – like the best still lifes – the best wildlife poems are often veiled self-portraits. Mina Gorji’s octopus “seeks
The Telegraphflipped into GardeningEnglish Gardens Why peace in the garden is just as important as a good old natter The Telegraph - By Tim RichardsonA few years ago my wife and I were lucky enough to stay in the South Cottage at Sissinghurst, where we were free to wander the deserted garden at dusk and into the night. The contrast when hordes of visitors
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesCris Cyborg Relentless Cris Cyborg claims Bellator featherweight title from Julia Budd in four history-making rounds The Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesIt was all about patience. A deep, hard, commanding patience. Cris Cyborg made history at Bellator 238 when she defeated Julia Budd by stoppage in four dominant rounds to become the first female fighter
The Telegraphflipped into NewsWorld History Europe 'has a duty' to stand up to Russia over re-writing of holocaust history The Telegraph - By Matthew DayThe Polish prime minister has appealed for Europe to stand beside Poland in a bitter disagreement with Russia over the origins of the start of the Second World War saying Europe has a “duty” to protect
The Telegraphflipped into TennisTennis Coco Gauff as impressive in defeat as she is in victory after Australian Open run is ended by 21-year-old Sofia Kenin The Telegraph - By Simon BriggsCoco Gauff’s showed off her uncanny maturity on Sunday, after she had been knocked out of the Australian Open by another gifted young American. It is hard to know which is the more striking: the single-minded
The Telegraphflipped into NewsNatural Disasters Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan hits back at criticism of earthquake readiness as death toll reaches 35 The Telegraph - By Sara Elizabeth WilliamsTurkey’s president Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday denied that the country was under-prepared for earthquakes as the death toll from a tremor that hit the country’s east climbed to at least 35. “Do not
The Telegraphflipped into NewsUK News Carey Mulligan wants overhaul of Oscars voting The Telegraph - By Craig SimpsonCarey Mulligan wants the Oscars voting system to be overhauled the following perceived snubs to female talent, and has accused Academy members of not watching the films they are meant to judge. The British
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesRugby Union Live The Telegraph - By Charles RichardsonThe simplest of conversions for Vunipola and Saracens seem to have woken up after an awful start. Saracens get stuck into some close-range attacking as they lay siege to the Quins line. Kpoku, Barrington
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsManchester United Live The Telegraph - By JJ BullThere's still half an hour of this to go. Maguire is subbed for Williams. That might be a change of shape to a 4-2-3-1, Williams wide left. Phil Jones knows he's in trouble as Ferrier runs away from him
The Telegraphflipped into BooksBooks In the Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado, review: busting the taboo about violence in queer relationships The Telegraph - By Lucy ScholesThere’s a touch of Victor Frankenstein about every memoirist. Theirs is the toil of resurrection and reanimation. “Memoirists re-create the past, reconstruct dialogue,” acknowledges Carmen Maria Machado.
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBritish Steel Turkey’s Cengiz waiting in the wings to bid for British Steel if Chinese deal collapses The Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyTurkish conglomerate Cengiz Holding said on Sunday it was ready to bid for British Steel if a sale to China’s Jingye Group fell through. “British Steel is an important asset and we are watching developments
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsLabour Party (UK) Len McCluskey says 'good riddance' to MPs threatening to quit if Rebecca Long-Bailey is elected Labour leader The Telegraph - By Harry YorkeLen McCluskey has told Labour moderates they should quit the party now if they are not prepared to show loyalty to Rebecca Long-Bailey, the hard-Left favourite to succeed Jeremy Corbyn. The Unite general
The Telegraphflipped into World NewsChina Coronavirus is becoming more contagious, Chinese health authorities warn The Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyThe ability of the new coronavirus to spread is strengthening and infections could continue to rise, China's National Health Commission said on Sunday, with nearly 2,000 people in China infected and 56
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsManchester City Good afternoon The Telegraph - By James Ducker and Charles RichardsonManchester City racked up another landslide of goals in the FA Cup to brush aside a Fulham side who played all bar the first six minutes of this hopelessly one-sided affair with 10 men following Tim Ream’s
The Telegraphflipped into FamilyHolocaust Michael Rosen: 'I wrote my latest book after talking to a teenage Holocaust denier' The Telegraph - By Cara McGooganChildren’s author Michael Rosen are and I are sitting by a blow heater in Rosen's north London studio. It's an airy room in a former Wine Gums factory that holds his ramshackle personal library, and stacks
The Telegraphflipped into BooksBooks Square Haunting by Francesca Wade, review: a fascinating look at women in Bloomsbury The Telegraph - By Anne ChisholmAnne Chisholm is touched by Frances Wade's portrait of five women writers, who all found a home in the same London square. The appetite for straightforward cradle-to-grave biographies has dwindled, among
The Telegraphflipped into NewsTerry Jones Monty Python frontman Terry Jones donated his brain to dementia research The Telegraph - By Anita SinghIn life, Terry Jones, the brilliant Monty Python frontman, gave the gift of his comedy to the nation. In death, he has given even more - by donating his brain to science to help research into the dementia
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesLaw Enforcement Dramatic bodycam video shows police shootout in Seattle The Telegraph - By Telegraph VideoA 25-year-old man was shot by police on January 22 during an operation as part of a drugs-related investigation, authorities from Seattle Police reported, releasing footage of the incident that left the
The Telegraphflipped into FamilyRichard Madeley Dear Richard Madeley: 'A bereavement and a difficult marriage have sent our son into a tailspin' The Telegraph - By Richard MadeleyWe lost our eldest son to cancer at the age of 36 a year ago. Now his brother is working late and drinking in order to face going home. His partner is a lovely woman, but in the past she was very hard
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsSimon Pegg We voted for a tax-cutting Tory party, not for raising the burden by stealth The Telegraph - By Tom WelshA group of millionaire celebrities, self-identifying as the “most privileged class of human beings to walk the Earth”, say they want to pay more in tax. So can the Treasury expect their additional, voluntary
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesLibya Remembering Manchester United's 1984 winter tour to a Libyan dictatorship: 'Gaddafi had it all under control, didn't he?' The Telegraph - By Mike McGrathWhen Manchester United recently cancelled their plans for a warm-weather training camp in Qatar - citing simmering political tension in the Middle East after the American assassination of Iran's top military
The Telegraphflipped into BooksBooks What will happen when robots have taken all the jobs? The Telegraph - By Steven PooleSteven Poole reviews A World Without Work by Daniel Susskind Nowadays people worry about how automation and so-called “artificial intelligence” are going to put people out of work, but a century ago some
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesBicycle Racing Tour Down Under 2020, stage six – full results and standings: Richie Porte wins his home race for the second time The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportAustralia's Richie Porte has won the Tour Down Under for the second time, though for the first time in seven years he failed to win the grueling stage to the top of Willunga Hill. Porte finished second
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsBrexit Pessimistic Remainers never stood a chance against the inherent optimism of Brexit The Telegraph - By Julie BurchillThere were several mooted theories about what defined the two sides in the Brexit debate – David Goodhart’s Somewheres vs Anywheres, my Ponces vs Plebs (I’m a proud pleb, so it’s not an insult) – but we
The Telegraphflipped into NewsBread France is losing the battle to save the baguette, warns leading bread historian The Telegraph - By Henry SamuelFrance is losing the battle to save good bread as a Gallic baking renaissance among a small elite of boulangers has failed to topple the tasteless white baguette, the historian considered the world’s authority
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News The Old Girls' Club will dictate who's 'woke' enough to run the BBC The Telegraph - By Zoe StrimpelLast October, I participated in a debate at the Cambridge Union about whether Eton should be nationalised. I was the only woman (of six) in the debate, and it was clearly going to be a very macho tussle
The Telegraphflipped into TennisTennis G'day mates The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportRoger Federer survived another uncomfortable evening to reach the quarter-finals of the Australian Open. Having been pushed to the brink by John Millman in a late-night classic on Friday, Federer again
