The Telegraphflipped into Football News Alexis Sanchez dealt further setback as Manchester United forward is sidelined until new yearThe Telegraph - By James DuckerAlexis Sánchez’s hopes of reviving his career away from Manchester United have been dealt a fresh setback after the Chile striker was ruled out until the new year through injury. Sánchez was hoping a spell
The Telegraphflipped into Health and Fitness The male fertility diet: what you should eat to boost your sperm countThe Telegraph - By Jack RearThe world is full of horror stories for men who want to become fathers. Whether it’s mobile phones “cooking” sperm or even heated car seats reducing activity, there are plenty of things for potential to
The Telegraphflipped into All Stories Ancient Cambodian city found using aerial mappingThe Telegraph - By Nicola SmithAn ancient settlement, known has the ‘lost city’ of Cambodia, has been rediscovered by scientists using aerial mapping after remaining hidden in dense jungle for centuries. Mahendraparvata, believed to
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesPolicing Dutch man arrested on suspicion of holding family in remote farm against their willThe Telegraph - By Senay BoztasDutch prosecutors have announced that a 58-year-old man, arrested after the discovery of a family hidden on a remote farm, is suspected of holding them against their will and harming their health. “He
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsEuropean Union If victory comes, Brexiteers must resist the temptation to play furious Remainers at their own gameThe Telegraph - By Toby YoungIt remains to be seen whether Boris Johnson can persuade a majority of MPs to back his new deal on Saturday, but the mere possibility that he might succeed – and take us out with a deal on October 31 is
The Telegraphflipped into FamilyPrince Harry Prince Harry's new-dad tears are touching, but they'll soon dry up once the realities of fatherhood kick inThe Telegraph - By Rhymer RigbyWhen I think of the advice I’ve been given around parenting, two pieces stand out. The first came from a very smart woman who I knew through work. She said, “Just do one thing. Put them to sleep at 7pm
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessUnited Kingdom Lidl spends £15bn to boost sales of British produceThe Telegraph - By Laura OnitaGerman discounter Lidl is ramping up its efforts to sell more British products as continues its assault on the grocery market. The supermarket chain, which opened its first store in the UK in 1994, said
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Yet again, Remainer MPs are sneaking off to Brussels to undermine the will of the peopleThe Telegraph - By Fraser MyersRemainers should not be left to negotiate Brexit. That was surely the biggest lesson to draw from Theresa May’s short-lived premiership. For all the hollow soundbites of ‘Brexit means Brexit’, her instincts
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesDriving Catie Munnings interview: Why I had to give up CBeebies for rally drivingThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsCatie Munnings is one of British motor sport's most exciting young talents, a rally driver who flings cars around mountain tracks and winding country roads for a living. So you can only imagine how she
The Telegraphflipped into TravelTravel The new cruise ship that promises polar adventure in unparalleled luxuryThe Telegraph - By Gary BuchananIt’s fair to say that expedition cruising is having a moment. In response to the recent trend to be a traveller rather than a tourist, new expedition-style vessels are piquing the interest of those with
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesAllyson FelixLiz McColgan-Nuttall exclusive - on being dropped by Nike while pregnant and wanting to protect daughter Eilish from onlineThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomThis month's Women's Sport 12-page supplement is the Motherhood Issue and will be available in print in Thursday's paper. Kicking off our coverage, which will run online over the next seven days, is Ben
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsBrexit Delaying Brexit would be the real nightmare scenario for our economyThe Telegraph - By Matthew LynnIf we don’t leave in the next couple of weeks, we face months, possibly years, of chaotic indecision Raising the minimum wage to £30 an hour. Shifting to a three day week with no reduction in pay. Doubling
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesDigital Culture Plan to force age checks for porn sites shelved, Government announcesThe Telegraph - By Mike WrightPlans to force porn sites to use age checks have been dropped by the Government, the Culture Secretary has announced. Nicky Morgan said the initiative, which had been due to come into force in August,
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Brexit backstop explained: Why is the Irish border so important?The Telegraph - By Peter Foster and Daniel CapurroFor Brexiteers, the Irish "backstop" has become a dirty word, handcuffing the UK to the EU’s customs union and taking away Britain’s chance to strike trade deals around the world for the foreseeable future.
The Telegraphflipped into Travel Is this the world's greatest destination for wildlife?The Telegraph - By Mike UnwinMike Unwin meets Totty the chimp, 35 species of mammal and 250 types of bird on a whistle-stop tour of this biodiversity hotspot It is late morning in the forest: downtime for the Kanyantale troop. Sprawled
The Telegraphflipped into Travel The world's oldest airline as it once wasThe TelegraphThe world's oldest airline still in operation - the Dutch flag carrier KLM - is celebrating its 100th birthday this month. So join us for a quick flight back in time to the bygone days of the venerable
The Telegraphflipped into Telegraph recipes Frightfully good pumpkin recipes: what to do with leftover Halloween gourdsThe Telegraph - By Pip SloanMarker pens, knives and candles at the ready - pumpkin carving season is here. Originating from the Gaelic Samhain Festival or 'Feast of the Dead', in preparation for which people would carve turnips ward
The Telegraphflipped into Obituaries Juliette Kaplan, actress best known as the formidable Pearl Sibshaw in ‘Last of the Summer Wine’ – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesJuliette Kaplan, who has died aged 80, was an actress who became a stalwart of the long-running sitcom, Last of the Summer Wine; she played the beret-wearing battleaxe Pearl Sibshaw, wife of the downtrodden
The Telegraphflipped into NewsKurdistan Why the Kurdish state of Rojava was a feminist, democratic experiment condemned to failureThe Telegraph - By Josie EnsorSyria’s Kurds had watched on as their brothers and sisters in neighbouring Iraq realised their dream of autonomy. The Kurdish project had been born in the aftermath of the First World War and the defeat
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesRugby World CupTelegraph readers have picked their England XVs to take on Australia in the Rugby World Cup 2019 quarter-finals - here areThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportEngland take on Australia in the first quarter-final of the Rugby World Cup on Saturday and there are a number of selection dilemmas facing Eddie Jones. Mako Vunipola, Henry Slade and Jack Nowell have
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsEuropean Leagues Premier League will oppose plans to reduce automatic Champions League spotsThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganThe Premier League will oppose efforts to reduce automatic spots for the Champions League in a meeting this week with more than 150 clubs across Europe. Proposals to return to the fourth-placed club having
The Telegraphflipped into Travel The best hotels to network and chill in... Sydney, including complimentary happy hours, minibars and goodie bagsThe Telegraph - By Ariela BardLaptops and smartphones might make working on the fly a whole lot easier but that doesn’t mean today’s business travellers don’t have needs. The following properties are our go-to for the soft landing
The Telegraphflipped into FoodFood (UK) Roast butternut squash and beetroot panzanella recipeThe Telegraph - By Flora SheddenRoast squash and wedges of beetroot are tumbled in with bitter leaves and toasted chunks of bread for a hearty, autumnal salad that is as delicious as it is colourful. Preheat the oven to 200C/180C fan/Gas
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsSexism Sorry, Amber Rudd, but it wasn't sexism that stopped Brexiteers voting for May's dreadful dealThe Telegraph - By Angela EpsteinI've never had much truck with post-millennial feminism. The way it spoils for a fight, tin hat at the ready, whenever a woman is called "love" in the office. All it does is make mockery of the real causes
The Telegraphflipped into Telegraph recipesRecipes Pumpkin and pecan loaf recipeThe Telegraph - By Flora SheddenAn autumnal cake made with pumpkin purée and a warming mix of vanilla, cinnamon and nutmeg. Leave plain or decorate however you like, with simple icing, toasted nuts and freshly grated orange zest. Preheat
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessJustin Timberlake Hipgnosis Songs Fund snaps up Timbaland catalogueThe Telegraph - By Chris JohnstonThe producer behind smash hits including Nelly Furtado's Maneater and Cry Me a River by Justin Timberlake has sold his back catalogue to Hipgnosis Songs Fund in one of the firm's biggest deals to date.
The Telegraphflipped into Telegraph recipesRecipes Toffee apples recipeThe Telegraph - By Flora SheddenI usually use Braeburn apples for flavour here but Granny Smiths work well too. Finish them with a sprinkle of sea salt or even some sesame seeds. Place the apples in a bowl of boiling water and allow
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesTokyo 2020 The fact that there is room for improvement makes me so excited for next year and the Tokyo OlympicsThe Telegraph - By Becky DownieI could not have asked for a better World Championships. It’s not everyday you get to see your sister win a world medal, let alone win one yourself. What made it even more special was knowing that my first
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesUK NewsNatural England criticised after three of the five hen harriers raised in captivity disappear and are feared dead when releasedThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonNatural England has been criticised after three of the five hen harriers it attempted to protect by raising them in captivity before releasing them into the wild have disappeared and are presumed to be
The Telegraphflipped into InvestingInvesting Questor: what can Patient Capital trust shareholders expect now that Neil Woodford has resigned?The Telegraph - By Richard EvansQuestor investment trust bargain: for three months the portfolio is to be managed by a company being wound up. We ask whether investors should be worried We advised readers to sell Woodford Patient Capital
