Golf LiveThe Telegraph - By Daniel ZeqiriThe word is late today-early tomorrow is the best side of the draw but looking at the forecast there is not too much bias, certainly nothing to rival Muirfield in 2002 when half the field - including Woods
Matthijs de Ligt Juventus sign highly-rated Ajax defender Matthijs De Ligt for £68mThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportJuventus have announced the signing of highly-rated Dutch centre-back Matthijs De Ligt from Ajax. The 19-year-old, who had previously been linked with Manchester United and Barcelona, has signed a five-year
Boris Johnson LiveThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanMPs are considering resigning to stop Parliament being suspended as Boris Johnson refuses to rule out shutting down government in order to secure no-deal Brexit by October 31. Rumours began circulating
Mason Greenwood Why Mason Greenwood has what it takes to survive the Manchester United hype machineThe Telegraph - By James DuckerEvery now and then a talent comes along that even the first team players, who are often deliberately hard to impress, cannot ignore. The buzz around Mason Greenwood at Manchester United had brought him
Cricket We're hoping to use positivity around cricket from men's World Cup success to help us get on board in Ashes TestThe Telegraph - By Tammy BeaumontEngland are 6-0 down in the multi-format Ashes series ahead of the four-day Test match which gets under way in Taunton today. Opener Tammy Beaumont is writing exclusively for the Telegraph during the Here's
Customers Water bills to be cut by £50 as watchdog unveils £12bn planThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerThe water regulator will force companies to cut bills by at least £50 as part of a “far-reaching” £12bn plan to improve customer service and reduce the industry’s impact on the environment. Water companies
Liverpool FC Liverpool Tour Diary: Jurgen Klopp pokes the Twitter bear, sleepy South Bend and Open mania hits the squadThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeJurgen Klopp isn’t interested in Twitter, which is the surest proof of his sanity. It is also a shame because it is delicious to consider his latest comments as an exercise in trolling that small section
Profit Asos blames warehouse problems for latest profit alertThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersOnline fashion retailer Asos warned on profit for the third time in eight months on Thursday, blaming operational issues as it overhauls its warehouses in the US and Europe. Asos said pre-tax profit for
Kyoto 13 dead in 'arson' attack at Japanese animation studio in KyotoThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffThirteen people are believed to have died in a suspected arson attack at an animation company in the Japanese city of Kyoto on Thursday, a fire department official told AFP. "Twelve people were found cardio-respiratory
Bayern Munich Arsenal defeat Bayern Munich - what we learned: Ozil revived in No 10 role and defence still team's Achilles heelThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanArsenal’s pre-season continued with an encouraging 2-1 victory over German champions Bayern Munich in Los Angeles. A late Eddie Nketiah strike sealed the win for Arsenal, who welcomed their first-team
Personal Finance (UK) Why choosing the wrong bureau de change could cost you £72: how to make your money go further on holidayThe Telegraph - By Sam MeadowsWhen Clarence Michel and his fiancée Sophia Alves were diving in the Philippines and ballooning in Myanmar on the nine-month trip of a lifetime they were doing so safe in the knowledge they were saving
Patrick Wilson The strange afterlife of Conjuring couple Ed and Elaine WarrenThe Telegraph - By Alex GodfreyThe Conjuring, director James Wan’s 2013 horror film based on “true” events concerning a Rhode Island family, the spirit of a dead witch named Bathsheba, and beds that go bump in the night, was never to
Play buttonFor Men The Nazi war criminal who helped America land on the MoonThe Telegraph - By Rebecca TinsleyAs the world marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing, spare a thought for the 60,000 slaves who helped make it possible. French and Russian prisoners of war in Nazi Germany built the of
Charles Manson Heroin, hippies and Helter Skelter: how the Manson murders ended the SixtiesThe Telegraph - By Mick BrownThe Manson killings of 1969 terrified Los Angeles – but, says Mick Brown, the city was already drenched in hedonism and paranoia The Manson killings in which, 50 years ago, seven people were brutally were,
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Books The Sea Journal by Huw Lewis-Jones, review: ‘Bring a magnifying glass’The Telegraph - By Michael KerrDon Walsh is both a perfect choice and a strange one as the author of the foreword to The Sea Journal: Seafarers’ Sketchbooks. Perfect because he’s been a seafarer for nearly 70 years, first in the US
Market Trends Want early warning of the next bear market? Monitor these four stocksThe Telegraph - By Taha LokhandwalaInvestors became nervous earlier this month after European chemicals company BASF warned that its sales for the rest of 2019 would not be as high as previously thought. This sparked fears over a slowdown
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Toulouse The Cycling Podcast – Tour de France 2019: Stage 11, Albi to ToulouseThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe Tour de France resumed after the rest day with a flat stage from Albi to Toulouse before the Pyrenees loom into view on Thursday. Join Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and François Thomazeau in a busy
Autos (UK) Rare everyday classics preserved and protected from extinctionThe Telegraph - By Andrew RobertsThe Festival of the Unexceptional, which this Saturday celebrates the everyday cars of the Sixties, Seventies and Eighties, started as a tongue-in-cheek “concours de l’ordinaire” for mundane motors but
Cambridge University Does Cambridge University have a rape problem?The Telegraph - By Cathy NewmanWinning a place at Cambridge feels like a dream for the lucky few plucked from thousands of applicants each year – not to mention their proud parents. But it’s a dream that can sour for some female undergraduates,
Portrush The Open 2019 leaderboard: Latest scores from PortrushThe Telegraph - By Telegraph Sport The Telegraph values your comments but kindly requests all posts are on topic, constructive and respectful. Read our community guidelines in full here.
Opinion (UK) Restoring faith in politics begins with delivering BrexitThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewGaps on the benches behind Theresa May in the Commons yesterday were emblematic of a changing political landscape. Normally, the chamber is packed to the gunwales for Prime Minister’s Questions with Tory
Awards Black British Business Awards announce 2019 finalistsThe Telegraph - By Yolanthe FawehinmiThe Black British Business Awards, now in its sixth year, has announced its 2019 finalists representing some of the country’s very best black talent across a range of industries. Launched in Britain in
New York City Spiro Malas, operatic bass whose career enjoyed a late flowering at the New York Met – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesSpiro Malas, who has died aged 86, was a Greek-American operatic bass with a rich and powerful voice; after a brief career in Britain and Australia he became a stalwart of New York City Opera before belatedly
Automotive Industry Beauty is bigger than the car industry – it's about time we took it seriouslyThe Telegraph - By Hannah BettsToday sees the release of the first comprehensive valuation of the British beauty industry and – in a revelation that will prove challenging to those who continue to dismiss it as the preserve of girls
Investing Questor: the 28pc fall in this trust’s share price is not all that it seems, so hold onThe Telegraph - By Richard EvansQuestor investment trust bargain: Symphony International is certainly risky but special dividends and the huge discount offer hope for investors Our suggestion in June 2017 that readers buy Symphony International,
North Sea Who owns North Sea oil and gas and why?The Telegraph - By Julia BradshawSince the 1970s the North Sea has produced an awful lot of oil and gas from reservoirs deep below the ocean floor. It has made companies and individuals rich and supplied the UK with the energy it needs
Ilhan Omar Donald Trump launches personal attacks on four Democratic congresswomen at campaign rallyThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffDonald Trump rallied Republican supporters in North Carolina by harshly criticizing four congresswoman of colour of being un-American and claiming they would ruin the United States. The attacks from the
Congressional Committees House votes to hold Attorney General William Barr and Commerce chief Wilbur Ross in contempt of CongressThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffThe Democratic-controlled House voted Wednesday to hold two top Trump administration officials in contempt of Congress for failing to comply with subpoenas related to a decision to add a citizenship question
Golf LiveThe Telegraph - By Daniel ZeqiriThe word is late today-early tomorrow is the best side of the draw but looking at the forecast there is not too much bias, certainly nothing to rival Muirfield in 2002 when half the field - including Woods
Matthijs de Ligt Juventus sign highly-rated Ajax defender Matthijs De Ligt for £68mThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportJuventus have announced the signing of highly-rated Dutch centre-back Matthijs De Ligt from Ajax. The 19-year-old, who had previously been linked with Manchester United and Barcelona, has signed a five-year
Boris Johnson LiveThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanMPs are considering resigning to stop Parliament being suspended as Boris Johnson refuses to rule out shutting down government in order to secure no-deal Brexit by October 31. Rumours began circulating
Mason Greenwood Why Mason Greenwood has what it takes to survive the Manchester United hype machineThe Telegraph - By James DuckerEvery now and then a talent comes along that even the first team players, who are often deliberately hard to impress, cannot ignore. The buzz around Mason Greenwood at Manchester United had brought him
Cricket We're hoping to use positivity around cricket from men's World Cup success to help us get on board in Ashes TestThe Telegraph - By Tammy BeaumontEngland are 6-0 down in the multi-format Ashes series ahead of the four-day Test match which gets under way in Taunton today. Opener Tammy Beaumont is writing exclusively for the Telegraph during the Here's
Customers Water bills to be cut by £50 as watchdog unveils £12bn planThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerThe water regulator will force companies to cut bills by at least £50 as part of a “far-reaching” £12bn plan to improve customer service and reduce the industry’s impact on the environment. Water companies
Liverpool FC Liverpool Tour Diary: Jurgen Klopp pokes the Twitter bear, sleepy South Bend and Open mania hits the squadThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeJurgen Klopp isn’t interested in Twitter, which is the surest proof of his sanity. It is also a shame because it is delicious to consider his latest comments as an exercise in trolling that small section
Profit Asos blames warehouse problems for latest profit alertThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersOnline fashion retailer Asos warned on profit for the third time in eight months on Thursday, blaming operational issues as it overhauls its warehouses in the US and Europe. Asos said pre-tax profit for
Kyoto 13 dead in 'arson' attack at Japanese animation studio in KyotoThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffThirteen people are believed to have died in a suspected arson attack at an animation company in the Japanese city of Kyoto on Thursday, a fire department official told AFP. "Twelve people were found cardio-respiratory
Bayern Munich Arsenal defeat Bayern Munich - what we learned: Ozil revived in No 10 role and defence still team's Achilles heelThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanArsenal’s pre-season continued with an encouraging 2-1 victory over German champions Bayern Munich in Los Angeles. A late Eddie Nketiah strike sealed the win for Arsenal, who welcomed their first-team
Personal Finance (UK) Why choosing the wrong bureau de change could cost you £72: how to make your money go further on holidayThe Telegraph - By Sam MeadowsWhen Clarence Michel and his fiancée Sophia Alves were diving in the Philippines and ballooning in Myanmar on the nine-month trip of a lifetime they were doing so safe in the knowledge they were saving
Patrick Wilson The strange afterlife of Conjuring couple Ed and Elaine WarrenThe Telegraph - By Alex GodfreyThe Conjuring, director James Wan’s 2013 horror film based on “true” events concerning a Rhode Island family, the spirit of a dead witch named Bathsheba, and beds that go bump in the night, was never to
Play buttonFor Men The Nazi war criminal who helped America land on the MoonThe Telegraph - By Rebecca TinsleyAs the world marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing, spare a thought for the 60,000 slaves who helped make it possible. French and Russian prisoners of war in Nazi Germany built the of
Charles Manson Heroin, hippies and Helter Skelter: how the Manson murders ended the SixtiesThe Telegraph - By Mick BrownThe Manson killings of 1969 terrified Los Angeles – but, says Mick Brown, the city was already drenched in hedonism and paranoia The Manson killings in which, 50 years ago, seven people were brutally were,
Holly Willoughby Holly Willoughby's summer edit for M&S: the best pieces to buyThe TelegraphPrevious slide Next slide 1 of 16 View All Skip Ad Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register for free and access one Premium article per week Or unlock all Premium articles.
Books The Sea Journal by Huw Lewis-Jones, review: ‘Bring a magnifying glass’The Telegraph - By Michael KerrDon Walsh is both a perfect choice and a strange one as the author of the foreword to The Sea Journal: Seafarers’ Sketchbooks. Perfect because he’s been a seafarer for nearly 70 years, first in the US
Market Trends Want early warning of the next bear market? Monitor these four stocksThe Telegraph - By Taha LokhandwalaInvestors became nervous earlier this month after European chemicals company BASF warned that its sales for the rest of 2019 would not be as high as previously thought. This sparked fears over a slowdown
Spain Pictures of the Day: 18 July 2019The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 13 View All Skip Ad
Toulouse The Cycling Podcast – Tour de France 2019: Stage 11, Albi to ToulouseThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe Tour de France resumed after the rest day with a flat stage from Albi to Toulouse before the Pyrenees loom into view on Thursday. Join Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and François Thomazeau in a busy
Autos (UK) Rare everyday classics preserved and protected from extinctionThe Telegraph - By Andrew RobertsThe Festival of the Unexceptional, which this Saturday celebrates the everyday cars of the Sixties, Seventies and Eighties, started as a tongue-in-cheek “concours de l’ordinaire” for mundane motors but
Cambridge University Does Cambridge University have a rape problem?The Telegraph - By Cathy NewmanWinning a place at Cambridge feels like a dream for the lucky few plucked from thousands of applicants each year – not to mention their proud parents. But it’s a dream that can sour for some female undergraduates,
Portrush The Open 2019 leaderboard: Latest scores from PortrushThe Telegraph - By Telegraph Sport The Telegraph values your comments but kindly requests all posts are on topic, constructive and respectful. Read our community guidelines in full here.
Opinion (UK) Restoring faith in politics begins with delivering BrexitThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewGaps on the benches behind Theresa May in the Commons yesterday were emblematic of a changing political landscape. Normally, the chamber is packed to the gunwales for Prime Minister’s Questions with Tory
Awards Black British Business Awards announce 2019 finalistsThe Telegraph - By Yolanthe FawehinmiThe Black British Business Awards, now in its sixth year, has announced its 2019 finalists representing some of the country’s very best black talent across a range of industries. Launched in Britain in
New York City Spiro Malas, operatic bass whose career enjoyed a late flowering at the New York Met – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesSpiro Malas, who has died aged 86, was a Greek-American operatic bass with a rich and powerful voice; after a brief career in Britain and Australia he became a stalwart of New York City Opera before belatedly
Automotive Industry Beauty is bigger than the car industry – it's about time we took it seriouslyThe Telegraph - By Hannah BettsToday sees the release of the first comprehensive valuation of the British beauty industry and – in a revelation that will prove challenging to those who continue to dismiss it as the preserve of girls
Investing Questor: the 28pc fall in this trust’s share price is not all that it seems, so hold onThe Telegraph - By Richard EvansQuestor investment trust bargain: Symphony International is certainly risky but special dividends and the huge discount offer hope for investors Our suggestion in June 2017 that readers buy Symphony International,
North Sea Who owns North Sea oil and gas and why?The Telegraph - By Julia BradshawSince the 1970s the North Sea has produced an awful lot of oil and gas from reservoirs deep below the ocean floor. It has made companies and individuals rich and supplied the UK with the energy it needs
Ilhan Omar Donald Trump launches personal attacks on four Democratic congresswomen at campaign rallyThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffDonald Trump rallied Republican supporters in North Carolina by harshly criticizing four congresswoman of colour of being un-American and claiming they would ruin the United States. The attacks from the
Congressional Committees House votes to hold Attorney General William Barr and Commerce chief Wilbur Ross in contempt of CongressThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffThe Democratic-controlled House voted Wednesday to hold two top Trump administration officials in contempt of Congress for failing to comply with subpoenas related to a decision to add a citizenship question
