Audrey, Sofia, Sinatra: 7 spots in Rome beloved by Golden Hollywood starsThe Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 8 View All Skip Ad The latest offers and discount codes from popular brands on Telegraph Voucher Codes
Himalayan KingdomsThe TelegraphPeople say its a life-changing experience. And theres no doubt that when you make the incredible journey to Nepal and Bhutan, youll return with a new outlook on life and endless extraordinary memories.
Bicycle Racing Para Cycling International will be a 'game changer' for disability sport, insist Yorkshire 2019 organsiersThe Telegraph - By John MacLearyOrganisers of the Para Cycling International in Yorkshire are hoping Saturday’s event that doubles up as a qualifying event for the Tokyo Paralympics will be a 'game changer' for disability sport. The
Wildlife Paper tigers: India's big cat surveys 'over reporting numbers'The Telegraph - By Ben FarmerSurveys of India's tiger population that have cheered conservationists by reporting sharp rises in numbers may have exaggerated, an investigation claims. The survey team may have double-counted scores
WhatsApp Sign up for royal fashion WhatsApp updates direct to your phone during the royal tourThe Telegraph - By Telegraph Reporters and Telegraph ReadersStay up to date with exclusive fashion and style content from The Telegraph's fashion team as we bring you the inside track from the Royal tour via WhatsApp updates direct to your phone. The Telegraph's
Maritime CanadaThe TelegraphCanadas Maritime provinces are the countrys smallest, but the staggering beauty of their picturesque landscapes is anything but insignificant. Bordering the Atlantic Ocean, this alluring region was once
The best boutique hotels in Hong Kong, from sleek suites to heritage hideawaysThe Telegraph - By Lee CobajHong Kong is home to some of the most expensive real estate in the world so it makes sense that the majority of its 80,000 hotel rooms are found in big shiny skyscrapers. But dig a little deeper and you'll
Women's News Lewes FC's equality policy earns women's team captive US audience for League Cup tie with Crystal PalaceThe Telegraph - By Jim WhiteAnyone who happens to be in New York City on Sunday need have no fear of missing out. Because Lewes FC’s FA Women’s League Cup tie against Crystal Palace will be screened live in the Smithfield Hall on
Where is the best place to see the Northern Lights in the UK and what is the best time to see them?The Telegraph - By Emma FeatherstoneThink of the Northern Lights and you’ll probably picture an icy trip to Scandinavia, Canada or Iceland. But did you know you can catch their colourful displays in the UK (and not just in Scotland’s northernmost
Emmanuel Macron Macron unveils 'rural action plan' including cheaper alcohol licenses in bid to win over Yellow VestsThe Telegraph - By David ChazanEmmanuel Macron’s government sought to calm discontent in “left-behind” rural areas on Friday by announcing an “action plan” to improve public services in the countryside. The French president was shaken
Rugby Union Chemotherapy, Premier 15s and jam sandwiches: Laura Kapo on how rugby 'has been a lifeline' during cancer battleThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasIf there is one thing that Laura Kapo vividly remembers from Richmond’s title-winning year three years ago, it is the hilarity of warming-up in the dark before the Women’s Premiership final. It was against
Women's News Why I've got a small crush on Samantha Cameron (without really knowing anything about her)The Telegraph - By Shane WatsonGood grief. Is the timing of the David Cameron autobiography uncanny or what? And isn’t it like looking back into the mists of time to a calmer, more civilised age when everything was a bit Richard Curtis
travel news Book It: Four of the best hotels for a short-hop holiday in EuropeThe Telegraph - By STELLA magazine writersThese four fabulous Europe minibreaks are all a hop, skip and a jump (or, err under two-hour flight) away Since it opened in 1872, this grand hotel in the heart of the Black Forest, has attracted an upmarket
Vegan There's an easy way to slash your environmental impact: go veganThe Telegraph - By Juliet GellatleyAcross the UK and beyond images of gratuitous animal cruelty are pushing more people to embrace the benefits of a plant-based diet. Orders of vegan meals grew by some 388 per cent between 2016 and 2018
Women's News Hurrah for RBS appointing a female CEO, but the City still has a long way to goThe Telegraph - By Helen Chandler-WildeRBS has today announced that its new CEO will be Alison Rose, formerly the deputy CEO of NatWest, who has given the bank several decades of service. Rumours have been swirling about the appointment for
Wind Power Rejoice: Britain's huge gamble on offshore wind has hit the jackpotThe Telegraph - By Ambrose Evans-PritchardWind has won the argument. The auction prices for offshore projects announced today have blown away the competition. Four projects on the Dogger Bank – more than 60 miles out into the North Sea, and invisible
Daniel Levy Daniel Levy: Spurs will not loosen purse strings despite delaying repayment of stadium debtThe Telegraph - By Matt LawDaniel Levy has warned Tottenham Hotspur will not be held to ransom in the transfer market or over player contracts, despite announcing a refinancing which delays the clubs repayment of stadium loans.
Tammy Abraham Determination, patience and sliding doors: The story of Tammy Abraham's Chelsea rise, 10 years in the makingThe Telegraph - By Matt LawThere is a photograph that has circulated around social media after each of Tammy Abraham’s goals this season. His exact age is not known, but it shows him as a youngster in full Chelsea kit, stood in
China Taiwan loses another ally as Kiribati switches allegiance to ChinaThe Telegraph - By Nicola SmithThe tiny Pacific island nation of Kiribati severed ties with Taiwan on Friday, switching its diplomatic allegiance to China in the second such defection in a week. "Kiribati today officially notified that
Rights & Freedoms Indonesian presidents halts law banning extra-marital sex after public uproarThe Telegraph - By Nicola SmithIndonesia’s president has put the brakes on a draconian penal code that would impose prison sentences or steep fines for sex outside of marriage after an outcry from the public and civil rights groups.
Politics Anyone who wants to delay Brexit cannot have the best interests of Europe at heartThe Telegraph - By Richard RimkusEvery day, I am bemused by the activities of the assorted groups of UK parliamentarians; especially those pursuing a 2nd referendum, a Brexit extension or trying to revoke Article 50. I hear their arguments
travel news Explore charming colonial towns and Mayan ruins – what to do from the Mexico cruise port of ProgresoThe Telegraph - By Chris MossProgreso is a pleasant, if sometimes bustling, small port town and balneario (seaside resort), with snorkelling, swimming, windsurfing and boating on offer to daytrippers. It’s just 43km (40mins by bus/taxi)
Play buttonUK News Supreme Court prorogation appeal: What could the judges decide and when will the verdict be released?The Telegraph - By Gareth Davies and Jamie JohnsonThe Supreme Court in London has heard historic appeals from two separate challenges brought in England and Scotland to the prorogation of Parliament. Now, Boris Johnson faces a wait for a ruling from UK's
travel news Low prices, fewer crowds and no screaming children – the off-peak adventures to discover right nowThe Telegraph - By Sarah BaxterThe new shoes have been shined, the book bags packed, the ‘first day’ photos posted dutifully to Facebook: school’s definitively in for autumn. Which means big kids can rejoice! Because, from now until
Climate Why Australia, the US and Japan are banned from speaking at the UN's flagship climate summitThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyAt the United Nations’ crunch climate change summit on Monday world leaders will be asked to commit to ramping up efforts to tackle climate change and limit global emissions. But in an unusual move the
The TheatreReasons to Stay Alive, Sheffield Crucible Studio and touring, review: an over-wrought drama about depression that could saveThe Telegraph - By Dominic CavendishWhat with divisive political instability, convulsive technological change, and even the climate crisis, there are grim reasons galore why anxiety and depression is running rampant. The NHS prescribed record
Singapore Rogue Singapore oil trader loses $320m in unauthorised tradesThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellA rogue trader from the Singapore unit of one of Japan’s biggest trading houses has been reported to the police after allegedly losing hundreds of millions of dollars on unauthorised trades. Petro-Diamond
Recipes Pumpkin, aubergine and lentil moussaka with feta recipeThe Telegraph - By Diana HenryYou can use butternut squash instead of pumpkin, or I particularly like Crown Prince pumpkin for flavour. Prep time: 15 minutes | Cooking time: 1 hour 30 minutes Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited
Peas Lamb rogan josh pie with a spiced mash topping recipeThe Telegraph - By Diana HenryA kind of Indian shepherd’s pie. There is no sweet potato in proper rogan josh but I thought it needed a bit of sweetness (at least my children like it better with sweet potato). I serve this with raita,
Bread Chilli-hot chicken margherita recipeThe Telegraph - By Diana HenryThis is what to give your children when they don’t know whether they want chicken or pizza (leave out the chilli if you want to – that touch is for me, not the kids). The bread is both under and on top
