UEFA Champions League How to watch the Champions League final 2019: TV channel and streaming optionsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportLiverpool and Tottenham Hotspur meet in Madrid for the first all-English Champions League final since 2008 when Manchester United triumphed over Chelsea on penalties. Both teams' run to the biggest game
Tottenham Hotspur Champions League final 2019, Tottenham vs Liverpool: What time is kick-off, where is the game and what are the latest odds?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportTottenham vs Liverpool, the 2019 Champions League final. After two incredible comebacks - Liverpool vs Barcelona and Spurs against Ajax - we have an all-English final. The champions League final will place
Virgin Trains Virgin and Stagecoach take Chris Grayling to court over West Coast rail rowThe Telegraph - By Oliver GillSir Richard Branson's Virgin Trains has launched legal action against Transport Secretary Chris Grayling's decision to bar it and partners Stagecoach and France's SNCF from bidding for the West Coast franchise.
Ada Hegerberg Curious case of Ada Hegerberg's World Cup absence does nothing for the women's gameThe Telegraph - By Oliver BrownThese are golden days for Ada Hegerberg. First she scores a hat-trick in a Champions League final, then a TV crew tiptoes into her Oslo home to tell her that she has just been voted BBC Women’s Footballer
Rafael Nadal French Open 2019 men power rankings: Who are our Roland Garros favourites?The Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareBased on current form, pedigree and unquantifiable hunches, here is our ranking of the players with the best chance of winning this year's French Open. Were it not for injuries, Del Potro would be far
Asparagus Charred asparagus and cambozola cheese toastie recipeThe Telegraph - By Genevieve TaylorI adore blue cheese in any shape or form, and German brie-style cambozola is no exception. If you’re not such a fan, feel free to substitute regular brie or camembert. Fire up your barbecue ready for grilling,
Cricket World Cup England Cricket World Cup 2019 guide: Squad news, fixtures, match dates and latest newsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe 2019 Cricket World Cup takes place in England and Wales from late May to mid-July - and England go into the tournament among the favourites. Eoin Morgan's side will begin their search for a World against
Cricket World Cup Cricket World Cup 2019 latest odds: England favourites to win trophy on home soil but Australia backed to beat themThe Telegraph - By Ross ClarkeEngland have never won the Cricket World Cup but they may never get a better chance with bookmakers rating them favourites to win this year’s tournament on home soil. For the first time in the competition’s
Cricket World Cup Cricket World Cup 2019 fixtures and TV scheduleThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportTen countries will battle it out for the 2019 Cricket World Cup this summer in a feast of 50-over cricket. England and Wales will host the six-week tournament, which starts with England vs South Africa
Politics LiveThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeTheresa May is expected to announce she will step down as Conservative leader by June 10 this morning, following a Cabinet revolt over her Brexit plan. The Prime Minister will today meet Sir Graham Brady,
Michael van Gerwen Michael van Gerwen wins his fifth PDC Premier League title, as Robin van Persie watches onThe Telegraph - By Alex WallaceSome sporting moments are destined to be, and this Premier League campaign was only ever going to culminate with Michael van Gerwen and Rob Cross settling their differences in a first-to-11 tie at the
European Parliament European elections 2019: When do we find out the results of yesterday's vote?The Telegraph - By Peter FosterHere's everything you need to know about the European election vote on Thursday. The polls took place in the UK on Thursday - May 23 2019. No - the rest of the EU will be voting over the next few days.
Cricket World Cup Cricket World Cup 2019: When does it start, what dates are the fixtures and where will the tournament be held?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportIt's the 2019 Cricket World Cup, a feast of 50-over cricket that takes place every four years. This year's tournament will be hosted in England and Wales. There are around six weeks' worth of cricket the
Jordan Spieth Golf highlights: Jordan Spieth returns to form but it's Tony Finau who leads the way at Charles Schwab ChallengeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportJordan Spieth offered further evidence that he is returning to peak form with a five under par 65 on the opening day of the Charles Schwab Challenge. Spieth, a three-time major winner, was joint third
Brexit Rage over Brexit is swamping out answers to the great challenges of our timeThe Telegraph - By Jeremy Warner“Your country appears politically to have gone stark, raving mad”, a senior foreign diplomatic said to me the other day. There may be many weighty and entirely honourable beliefs and principles at stake
Play buttonMusic (UK) Bobby Gillespie interview: 'Rock is like Latin, a dying language – it has nothing more to say'The Telegraph - By Neil McCormick“In the end, I’m only a singer in a band,” declares Bobby Gillespie. “You should be allowed to express your opinions. And then you can be questioned on them. And that’s where it gets interesting.” Gillespie
Brexit Party The Brexit Party’s looming success will expose the EU’s own contradictionsThe Telegraph - By Hugh BennettIt was the election that was never meant to be held, the party that was never meant to exist, the comeback that was never meant to happen. But happen it has, and the consequences will be felt acutely Brussels,
Giro d'Italia The Cycling Podcast – Giro d'Italia 2019: Stage 12, Cuneo to PineroloThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe Giro d’Italia finally burst into life with an aggressive stage that saw the pink jersey swap shoulders, but stay within the same team. Richard Moore is back at the Giro and joins Lionel Birnie and
Falcon 9 Elon Musk's SpaceX launches 60 satellites for Starlink internet ventureThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencySpaceX, the private rocket company of high-tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, launched the first batch of 60 small satellites into low-Earth orbit on Thursday for Mr Musk's new Starlink internet service. A 9
Philip Green Why don't the police speak to Sir Philip Green?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewYesterday the House of Lords debated whether or not the rules of parliamentary privilege should be tightened – and, proving that they most certainly should not be, Lord Hain raised his decision last year
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Harvey Weinstein Harvey Weinstein and accusers reach tentative £35 million compensation dealThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffHollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has reportedly reached a provisional $44 million (£35m) settlement with alleged sexual assault victims and creditors. The deal, which has not yet been signed, aims cover
Antigua Met Police officer found guilty of raping woman while on holiday in AntiguaThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA serving Metropolitan Police officer faces a lengthy jail sentence in the Caribbean after he was found guilty of raping a woman. Constable Lee Martin-Cramp used his job to dupe his victim into trusting
Women's Rights Britain will fight the global ‘rollback' of women's rights, says UK development ministerThe Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyThe new international development minister will use a speech in Norway today to make it clear that Britain will not follow America and “rollback” access to abortions and other reproductive health services.
Politics Smart, capable and diplomatic: Rory Stewart is the leader the Tories — and the nation — needsThe Telegraph - By Ben KellyIn the latest part of our new series on the leadership contest awaiting the Conservatives, Ben Kelly explains why Rory Stewart is the man who can build Brexit Britain without tearing the Tories and the
Prince Harry Inside the polo billionaires clubThe Telegraph - By Matthew BellOf all the ways to raise awareness for the plight of Aids sufferers in Lesotho, playing polo among the pine trees of Rome seems an odd one. But such is the lure and fascination of this very royal sport
Home Decorating Forget four ovens - the ultimate status symbol is an outdoor kitchenThe Telegraph - By Jessica DoyleIf you want to make a statement with your home, the kitchen is the place to do it. It’s become something of a rite of passage for politicians to use this room to get their personal message across when
Cities Businesses need to foster talent for a positive impact and lasting valueThe Telegraph - By Sultan Al JaberAs we enter what some have called the “fourth industrial age” it is clear that this is an era defined by a transformation, not just of technology, but of opportunity. Never before in human history are
Brexit What do the European elections mean for markets and the eurozone economy?The Telegraph - By Tim WallaceMilkshake missiles, Brexit and the resurrection of the Liberal Democrats' poll ratings are not the only unusual occurrences of the EU campaign trail. Britain’s political revolution is just one of several
Graham Brady This is 'do or die' day for the Tories – we oust May now, or we disappearThe Telegraph - By Michael FabricantIf Sir Graham Brady, Chairman of the Conservative 1922 Committee, fails to get an unequivocal departure date from Theresa May when he meets her today, the reputation of the Executive of the 1922 will shattered.
