The Telegraphflipped into All Stories Lord Tony Hall to step down as BBC's director-general The Telegraph - By Gareth Davies Lord Tony Hall is stepping down as the Director-General of the BBC, it has been announced.
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesChinese New Year Where to celebrate Chinese New Year 2020 – the best events in London, across the UK and beyond The Telegraph - By Chris LeadbeaterChinese New Year is almost with us again - but there is still enough time to plan a celebratory trip, even if you want to fly out to China itself. How to do it? Read on... Well, happy new year. May your
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsManchester United Gary Neville calls for Ed Woodward to be sacked for Manchester United's 'unforgivable' recruitment The Telegraph - By James DuckerEd Woodward should be sacked by Manchester United’s owners, according to the club’s former captain, Gary Neville. Speaking in the wake of United’s 2-0 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday, Neville
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesBilly Vunipola Live The Telegraph - By Jake GoodwillSign up for our free newsletters for all the latest from the weekend's rugby Bad News for England! It was confirmed that Saracens number eight Billy Vunipola broke an arm against Racing 92 on Sunday. no
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessExercise Mind Healing: the best exercise to boost your mood The Telegraph - By Linda BlairWe all know exercise boosts mood and may even – as a study by Benson Hoffman at Duke University suggests – be as effective for treating depression as antidepressants. However, scientists are only just
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesEnglish Gardens I turned my garage into a gardener's haven, and here's how you can too The Telegraph - By Francine RaymondThere’s nothing like a project to kick-start the New Year. My garage, built 10 years ago by my younger son Max to house his beloved scratch-built beach buggy, and then taken over by his brother Jacques
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessHealth (UK) Max Whitlock on why gymnastics can inspire the most effective home workout The Telegraph - By Tomé Morrissy-SwanA busy year is in store for Max Whitlock. The 27-year-old gymnast is preparing to head to his third Olympics, this time in Tokyo, as Team GB's senior statesman on the gymnastics team. A team, it should
The Telegraphflipped into NewsMalaysia Malaysia returns 42 containers to UK in purge of 'illegal' foreign waste The Telegraph - By Nicola Smith and Selva MariappenMalaysia has returned 150 containers of plastic waste, including 42 to the UK, since late last year, its environment minister revealed on Monday, warning that the South East Asian nation would not become
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesMichael Sheen Robert Downey Jr.’s Dolittle could lose $100m after bombing at the US box office The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe adventure-comedy film Dolittle, starring Robert Downey Jr., is expected to lose up to $100m after a dire opening at the US box office. Several industry experts told The Wrap that they expect the film
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesManchester United Inside the Liverpool and Manchester United rivalry: Mutual respect and 20-title record still drives hostility The Telegraph - By James DuckerThere was still over an hour and a half until kick-off when the Manchester United bus carrying Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and his players crept past the Hotel TIA and towards the hundreds of Liverpool fans either
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesChinese New Year Chinese New Year 2020: Rats, luck and why you should avoid medicine, laundry and crying children The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersChinese New Year is fast approaching – and with it comes a host of superstitions that will apparently dictate how the next 12 months will play out for each of us. Washing clothes, using scissors and sweeping
The Telegraphflipped into TennisTennis Live The Telegraph - By Ben BloomStruff has new balls in hand as he attempts to stay in this first set. Djokovic offers a wry smile after attempting a Kyrgios-esque drop shot more befitting of an exhibition match than a grand slam, which
The Telegraphflipped into NewsBushfire Australia weather: Freak hailstorms and monster dust clouds sweep east coast The Telegraph - By Agence France-PresseThunderstorms and giant hail battered parts of Australia's east coast after "apocalyptic" dust storms swept across drought-stricken areas, as extreme weather patterns collided in the bushfire-fatigued
The Telegraphflipped into Daily UK NewsUK News Prince Harry speech in full as he says he and Meghan had 'no other option' but to step back from Royal duties The Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesGood evening, and thank you for being here for Sentebale, a charity me and Prince Seeiso created back in 2006 to honour my mother’s legacy in supporting those effected by HIV and AIDS. Before I begin,
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesInvesting Will the pound rise after Brexit? The Telegraph - By Sam BensteadThe final Brexit deadline — and this time it really is the final one — is nearly upon us. Parliament has until Jan 31 to debate and pass the Brexit exit bill. There will then be a transition period until
The Telegraphflipped into InvestingInvesting These four stocks could soar after Brexit – but now is the time to buy The Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesThe British market reacted positively to the Conservative party's resounding election victory in December as it all but confirmed Britain would leave the European Union on January 31. As the date approaches,
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessHealth (UK) Midlife Fitness Files: Professor Pam Kearns on cutting out gluten and cycling every day The Telegraph - By Anna MageeMidlife Fitness Files: The Telegraph's new health series, in which we get keep fit advice from the experts as they talk us through their weekly workouts and daily diet Professor Pam Kearns, 60, is a Cancer
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Live The Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanFears of "second-class" railways in the North if HS2 is scrapped have left Boris Johnson in a Catch-22, after a leaked report suggested benefits of the project are questionable. An inquiry led by former
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsUK News How will the Brexit transition period work? The Telegraph - By Asa BennettBrexit will happen from Jan 31 at 11pm, no matter whether Big Ben bongs or not. From that point, the United Kingdom will be legally outside of the European Union, but it may not feel much different from
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessHealth (UK) Blue Monday reconsidered: why we should celebrate this annual day of sadness The Telegraph - By Jack RearEven in the wacky and wild world of awareness days, where there’s space for observing National Toast Day (23rd February) and National Open An Umbrella Indoors Day (13th March), there’s a special amount
The Telegraphflipped into BrexitUnited Kingdom Brexit day: what happens after January 31? The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersBrexit day is fast approaching, with the UK on track to officially leave the European Union (EU) in just a few weeks time. But how did we get to this stage and what is in the Brexit deal? Here is everything
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessHealth (UK) The secrets to surviving Blue Monday from Finland’s happiest man The Telegraph - By Judith Woods“Blue Monday? You mean, in the United Kingdom you have a day every year set aside just for feeling miserable? That is the weirdest thing I ever heard…” I am in Finland, which in 2018 was crowned the happiest
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesNFL NFL Championship Sunday: 49ers decimate Packers and Patrick Mahomes magic takes Chiefs to the Super Bowl The Telegraph - By Alex FinnisWe have our lineup for Super Bowl LIV. Here's what happened on an eventful Sunday evening in the NFL Championship games. Kyle Shanahan coached the perfect game in his father’s image, as the San Francisco
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesBrad Pitt Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston finally reunite for the cameras at the SAG Awards The Telegraph - By Press AssociationBrad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston have reunited at the Screen Actors Guild Awards. The former couple were married from 2000 to 2005, before Pitt got together with Angelina Jolie, who he eventually married
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesCricket Day five preview The Telegraph - By Alan TyersEngland wrapped up victory by an innings and 53 runs on the fifth morning of the third Test against South Africa, moving 2-1 ahead with one to play in the series. But they had a stubborn and entertaining
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessWorld Economic Forum Live The Telegraph - By Louis AshworthDavos, Davos, Davos. The gathering in the Swiss Alps for the World Economic Forum is likely to be the business event of the week, as the world’s elite rock up to catch up on the latest trends in economics,
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessStock Markets Fever-Tree shares plunge as sales lose their fizz over Christmas The Telegraph - By Simon FoyFever-Tree shares plunged more than a fifth after it warned that revenue for its full year would be below expectations due to weak trading in the UK over the festive period. The premium tonic maker said
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessCorruption London legal firm subpoenaed over Iraq Telecom fraud documents The Telegraph - By Ed ClowesTwo multinational companies have subpoenaed a leading London law firm after it acted in the purchase of a pair of mansions in London and Surrey — the latest twist in a sprawling legal battle over bribery
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessAnglo-American Anglo American tables £404m offer for Yorkshire miner Sirius Minerals The Telegraph - By Jon YeomansAnglo American has tabled a £404m offer for Yorkshire fertiliser miner Sirius Minerals that could save it from collapse. The FTSE 100 mining giant said the offer represented a 34pc premium on Sirius's
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesTennis Australian Open: Roguish Russian anti-hero Daniil Medvedev could end the predictable run of winners in Melbourne The Telegraph - By Simon BriggsWho is going to end tennis’s procession of safe, predictable winners? This could be a job for Russian anti-hero Daniil Medvedev – the man who relished playing the villain during his run to September’s
