Robertson Neil Robertson sweeps past Cypriot debutant Michael Georgiou in World Championship openerThe Telegraph - By Freddie KeighleyNeil Robertson, the world No 4, stormed out of the blocks to start his World Championship campaign in Sheffield, earning a 9-0 lead over Michael Georgiou. An inspired Robertson hit a century break to
Johanna Konta Johanna Konta overcomes Zarina Diyas and a noisy crowd to take Fed Cup point for Great Britain against KazakhstanThe Telegraph - By Simon BriggsWhatever we had expected from Johanna Konta’s post-match interview at the Copper Box Arena, it was not musical criticism. Yet that was what we got, as Konta took a moment to congratulate Kazakhstan’s trombonist
Albania Albanian ambassador joins the critics of new EL James novel The MisterThe Telegraph - By Anita SinghWhen EL James released The Mister, her follow-up the Fifty Shade series, she may have been braced for some bad reviews. What she perhaps did not expect was that her critics would include Albania’s ambassador
Women's News Mary Beard: ‘I did not put a trigger warning on my lectures’The Telegraph - By Simon HefferIn this age of the snowflake, so alert are we to anything that might possibly offend delicate young people that when Dame Mary Beard, full-time Professor of Classics at Cambridge and part-time controversialist,
Women's News My friend Lyra was killed by a terrorist's bullet. We'll never remember her as a victimThe Telegraph - By Matthew HughesI want to tell you about my friend Lyra McKee. By now, you’ve probably read about her senseless murder on the streets of Derry on Thursday night during riots ahead of this weekend’s commemoration of Irish
Victor Hugo Victor Hugo's family split over Notre-Dam redesignThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelAs debate rages in France over how to rebuild Notre-Dame and the world’s greatest architects are called upon to come up with designs to replace its spire, their fiercest critic would have been the man
Paul Newman Lost Desmond Bagley novel Domino Island published three decades after writer pulled manuscriptThe Telegraph - By Dalya AlbergeHis thrillers were all million-copy bestsellers in the 1960s and 1970s, inspiring screen adaptations with stars such as Paul Newman. Now a lost novel by Desmond Bagley is to be published for the first
Great Britain Diplomats should be kicked out of Britain if they mistreat their staff, 'black slave' victim saysThe Telegraph - By Gabriella SwerlingDiplomats should be kicked out of Britain if they mistreat their staff, an embassy employee who said he was treated as "black slave" has insisted, as the Foreign Secretary faces calls to change the law.
Kevin De Bruyne Kevin De Bruyne injury means he will not play in Manchester United tie, says Pep GuardiolaThe Telegraph - By Sam WallacePep Guardiola says that Kevin De Bruyne is out of Manchester City’s crucial Premier League game against neighbours Manchester United on Wednesday, after the champions defeated Tottenham Hotspur to go to
Bournemouth Aleksandar Mitrovic penalty enough to ensure Fulham avoid unwanted Premier Legue record with win at BournemouthThe Telegraph - By Tom PrentkiFulham won their first away game of the season to ensure they do not claim the unwanted record of fewest away points in Premier League history: held by Derby County in 2007/8, who amassed a paltry three.
Londonderry says 'not in our name' at killing of journalist Lyra McKeeThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerThe people of Londonderry had begun to hope the years of violence were finally behind them, the years when gunmen would claim to be acting in their name for a glorious cause. Now the killing of the journalist
Leicester Leicester salvage a draw as Harvey Barnes' stoppage-time goal halts West Ham celebrationsThe Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareIt was a tale of two substitutes at the London Stadium on Saturday, as Harvey Barnes' stoppage-time equaliser rescued a point for Leicester nine minutes after Lucas Perez thought he had won the game for
Gerard Deulofeu Watford see off Huddersfield as Gerard Deulofeu shows credentials for FA Cup final starting spotThe Telegraph - By Mike WhalleyEvery match Gerard Deulofeu plays in the coming weeks is an audition for an FA Cup final starting place. Beyond that, it is a chance to show that he can shake off the tag of inconsistency he has dragged
Chris Hughton Brighton deny Wolves to end losing streak and take home vital point in the relegation battleThe Telegraph - By John PercyIt is nearly ten hours since Brighton last scored a goal, but this point will feel like unearthing gold bullion for manager Chris Hughton. Brighton’s alarming run of defeats has finally come to an end
Southampton FC Ayoze Perez scores hat-trick as Newcastle climb to near-certain safety and leave Southampton nervousThe Telegraph - By Luke Edwards and JJ BullThe ongoing certainty over Rafa Benitez’s future continues to hang like a sulphur cloud over Newcastle United, a rotten smell suffocating any scent of optimism, yet this victory secured with a hat -trick
Craig Levein Rangers defeat Hearts to delay Celtic's coronation as championsThe Telegraph - By Roddy ForsythRangers ensured that Celtic’s coronation as Scottish champions for the eighth season in succession will not be celebrated against Hibernian at Easter Road on Sunday. The league leaders needed their arch-foes
Old Age Family of pensioner shot with crossbow appeal for witnesses to "horrific incident"The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe family of a pensioner shot with a crossbow outside his home say they cannot think of anyone who would want to harm him. Gerald Corrigan, 74, was struck as he adjusted a satellite dish at his secluded
Tokyo 2020 From the Commonwealth Games to homelessness: the Cameroonian refugee weightlifter hoping to make it to the Tokyo OlympicsThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonGrowing up in Cameroon. The Commonwealth Games of 2014 in Glasgow. Homeless in Glasgow. Homeless in Brighton. A police cell in Brighton. A detention centre in Dover. A detention centre in London. Asylum
Emmanuel Macron Former Ena graduates slam Macron's plans to close finishing school for civil servantsThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelEmmanuel Macron is facing accusations of “cheap populism” over plans to scrap l’ENA, France’s hothouse for future presidents - except for once the wrath is coming not from militant “yellow vests” but former
Eddie Hearn Eddie Hearn interview: 'I grew up thinking I was a hard nut, but I was a pansy'The Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesEddie Hearn grew up thinking he was "a hard nut". He failed to make it into the sixth form at private school after flunking his GCSEs. Twenty years later, though, he heads Matchroom Sport, the business
Saracens Billy Vunipola named man of the match as Saracens see off Munster to make Champions Cup finalThe Telegraph - By Ben ColesBilly Vunipola did his best to put last week's self-made social media storm behind him with a man-of-the-match performance as Saracens saw off Munster to make the Champions Cup final. The score was tight
Wolverhampton Two men arrested after shooting in Wolverhampton which left six-year-old boy injuredThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA 24-year-old man and 17-year-old boy have been arrested on suspicion of wounding after a six-year-old boy was injured in a shooting. Officers from West Midlands Police believe a group of men fired shots
Oxford Circus Scotland Yard asks for help as officers target key infrastructure used by activistsThe Telegraph - By Steve Bird and Yohannes LoweScotland Yard has officially asked others forces for support to help tackle the climate change protests in London. The move comes as the number of arrests exceeded 700, and some activists claimed they
Great Britain Britain's last artisan printer in plea for apprentice and heir to carry on monotype traditionThe Telegraph - By Yohannes LoweBritain's last artisan printer is seeking an heir to inherit his business in an effort to revive the fortunes of the letterpress printing trade after his children decided to pursue different careers. Lane
English Gardens The best lawnmowers to buy right nowThe Telegraph - By Jean VernonFrom robots to cordless, impress your neighbours with a thoroughly modern machine, says Jean Vernon. Never before has the lawnmower market been more green, eclectic and colourful. Green in terms of the
Polar Bears The moment I came face to face with a polar bearThe Telegraph - By Rosie GloynsNothing quite prepares you for the moment you find yourself face to face with a polar bear. In my long career filming nature documentaries, I have encountered grizzly bears in Alaska and silverback mountain
Mesut Özil Mathieu Flamini exclusive interview: 'I have always felt connected to nature so I am using my position to change the world'The Telegraph - By Alistair TweedaleOne could have forgiven Mathieu Flamini if he had indulged a little. He was 24, a young man in his prime. He had just signed for AC Milan on the kind of wages that someone his age could usually only dream
England New Hundred competition to promote England-based coaches with strict foreign coach rulesThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreEach team in the new Hundred competition will have around £150,000 a season to spend on their team of coaches for the tournament and most positions will go to English-based coaches, Telegraph Sport understands.
Netflix Netflix to release two more films with Beyoncé following '$60 million deal'The Telegraph - By Catherine GeeFollowing the newly released the documentary film Homecoming, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter looks set to collaborate with Netflix on two more projects. According to a report by Variety, the singer, who is credited
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