2016 Rio Olympics Polly Swann interview: 'It took about six months of studying clinical medicine to realise I hadn’t put rowing to bed'The Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonThe length of an Olympic cycle can quite frequently take in everything from retirement and then a comeback to parenthood and perhaps trialling a new career, but rarely can an athlete have ever packed a
Madonna Six style lessons we've learned from Madonna in the last 10 yearsThe Telegraph - By Shane WatsonMadonna is 61 and to mark the event she dressed up in quasi-military, Night Porter meets Susannah York in the Battle of Britain attire. (Come to think of it there’s a lot of Roxy Music’s Love is the Drug
Circumcision The second cut is the deepest: fears over HIV risk in Malawi's circumcision campsThe Telegraph - By Henry Kijimwana MhangoMoses will regret skipping school for the rest of his life. The bright 14 year old was persuaded by his friends to bunk off and sneak into the mysterious camp near to his home in Nkagula, in the south
Grenfell Tower Fire at block of flats in shadow of Grenfell TowerThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesA fire has broken out at a block of flats a short distance away from Grenfell Tower in west London. London Fire Brigade said it was called at 11.39am to a report of "smoke issuing" from a building on Way.
Juan MataExclusive Juan Mata interview: 'Playing for Manchester United is a privilege - I want to bring this club back to where itThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtThere was a point last season when Juan Mata feared he might be leaving Manchester United; that his career there might be over. It was not a comfortable thought. “To be honest, I didn’t know. I was not
Angela Merkel 'Merkel is not to be trusted' - Telegraph readers on this week's top storiesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReadersBoris Johnson met with EU leaders this week, including Germany’s Angela Merkel and France’s Emmanuel Macron for Brexit talks. Mr Johnson appeared to make headway on his desire to ditch the Irish backstop
Skiing Skiing: the cheat's guide to looking like a proThe Telegraph - Adrian MyersWhether you're a skier or a snowboarder, here's our get-it-right rundown of stuff we wish we'd learnt earlier, so you look like you know exactly what you're doing - including a few cheats for nailing in
The Theatre Appropriate review, Donmar Warehouse: a lacerating portrait of a family with skeletons in the closetThe Telegraph - By Claire AllfreeThere’s nothing like an American play for a good old family barney. It’s a running thread through the work of Eugene O’Neill, Edward Albee and most recently Tracy Letts, whose excoriating reunion comedy
Amazon Why is the Amazon burning and how bad are the fires?The Telegraph - By Sarah NeweyBrazil's Amazon rainforest has witnessed tens of thousands of fires so far this year, with some of the most intense blazes to ravage the region for almost a decade. According to the Brazilian space agency,
Communism Central banks have trapped us on the conveyor belt to Communism - but disaster can be avertedThe Telegraph - By Bernard ConnollyIs the world economy heading for the rocks of recession, mass default and financial collapse? Global bond markets might seem to suggest quite unprecedented downward pressure, worse than in the Great Depression
Women's News The midlifer's guide to post-holiday bluesThe Telegraph - By Annabel Rivkin and Emilie McMeekanThe holiday was fun, but now it's time to return back to reality. What's happened to your tan? Where's the sun-lounger? Will somebody (anybody) make you a cocktail? Nothing will ever prepare you for these
Insurance Flood damage, return flights and windscreen chips: the little-known insurance gaps you're not covered forThe Telegraph - By Sam BarkerInsurance customers are unknowingly buying home, travel and car policies that won’t fully cover them when they need to claim. Price comparison websites have triggered a race to the bottom, leading insurers
Personal Finance (UK) 'Who forged £28k cheque from my dying father to buy holiday home timeshare?'The Telegraph - By Katie MorleyHas a company treated you unfairly? Our consumer champion, Katie Morley, is here to help. For how to contact her click here. My father died of cancer in 2017 and I was the executor of his estate. I discovered
Teeth Extreme fitness rots the teeth, new study findsThe Telegraph - By Henry BodkinExtreme fitness risk dental decay, scientists have warned, as a new study finds half of elite athletes have rotting teeth. A study of 352 Olympic and professional athletes found high rates of dental problems,
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Health (UK) Microsleeps and epigenetic confusion: what happens when we get less than six hours of sleepThe Telegraph - By Jack RearIn the world of sleep, eight is the magic number. Get eight hours and you should be fully rested for the day ahead. Get seven hours and you're still in a good place. Six, and things start to get tricky.
Merchant Shipping Sweden 'receives indications' Iran is ready to release British tankerThe Telegraph - By Raf Sanchez and Reuters News AgencySweden has reportedly received “very strong indications” from Iran that it will release the British-flagged Stena Impero oil tanker sometime in the coming days. Sweden’s foreign ministry believes that
St Helens From childhood team-mates to rival coaches: Justin Holbrook and Steve Price on squaring up in Challenge Cup finalThe Telegraph - By Ross HeppenstallFrom childhood team-mates in south-west Sydney to facing each other at Wembley as rival coaches, there is a certain romance to today's Challenge Cup final. St Helens, the runaway Super League leaders a
Phil Neville 'The fans have got to chip in': Bury owner Steve Dale says supporters must help save club from extinctionThe Telegraph - By Ben RumsbyBury owner Steve Dale has told supporters to dip into their own pockets if they want to save the crisis club from extinction. Dale effectively admitted he either he could not or would not put up all of
Boris Johnson Boris is right to defy the US-phobes by turning to AmericaThe Telegraph - By Michael FabricantThis weekend, Boris Johnson and Donald Trump are set to meet for their very first time as Prime Minister and President at the G7 Conference. And the anti-American Twitter war in Britain will start afresh.
Sadio Mané Why Liverpool's reliance on world-class Sadio Mane shows squad lacks attacking strengthThe Telegraph - By Jamie CarragherThe most important signing during Jurgen Klopp’s entire tenure as Liverpool manager? You could make a strong case obviously for Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk or Alisson following the incremental improvement
NASA Nasa names Mars rock after Rolling Stones as Mick Jagger says : 'I want to put it on the mantelpiece'The Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonWhen Nasa's InSight lander touched down on Mars in November it upset a rock, sending it tumbling over the Martian surface. Now that rock has been named 'Rolling Stone Rock' in honour of The Rolling Stones.
Dell Sunderland edge closer to takeover by consortium led by 25th-richest man in the worldThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsSunderland are set for a major financial boost with owner Stewart Donald on the verge of selling his majority share to a wealthy American investment group. Although Donald and fellow director Charlie will
Play button Silver Spitfire pilot log week two: flying through poor visibility into the arms of the US air forceThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersJoin The Telegraph for weekly video updates on the progress of the Silver Spitfire – a project to complete the wartime aircraft's first ever circumnavigation of the globe. In the second pilot's log, above,
'It makes him stronger': Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has no concerns over Paul Pogba's state of mind after racist abuseThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsOle Gunnar Solskjaer has warned Paul Pogba’s critics their abuse only makes the Manchester United midfielder stronger, but still urged social media companies to do more to clamp down on racism. Solskjaer
UK News Caravan park evacuated after guest mistakes hand grenade found on beach for a fossilThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesA Royal Navy bomb disposal team has retrieved an "old hand grenade" that was found in a holiday resort on the Isle of Wight. Away Resorts Management (ARM), which runs the centre at Bembridge, Whitecliff
travel news The stand-up comic turned cruise director whose show is making wavesThe Telegraph - By Frances Marcellin"The bottom-line moral of the story is you don’t give up,” Vicki Van Tassel, the Colorado-born cruise director of Viking Jupiter tells me while we sail under Norway’s midnight sun. A phenomenon that occurs
UK News UK weather: Fog blankets south of England ahead of Bank Holiday heatwave, as motorists told to travel after 9pmThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesMuch of the UK woke up to early-morning fog ahead of the Bank Holiday heatwave as motorists were told to wait until after 9pm to set off on their long weekend breaks. Divers were warned to be careful driving
English Gardens Want a zero-waste garden? Get a shredderThe Telegraph - By John WalkerElectric shredders “shred” in two ways. Impact types use a fast-spinning metal blade to smash the material into small fragments. They’re noisier “whiners”, potentially neighbour-unfriendly and need a to
Land Rover Range Rover Honest John: what's wrong with my Range Rover Sport's air-conditioning?The Telegraph - By Honest JohnIf your car has developed a fault, or for consumer advice, turn to Honest John by emailing honestadvice@telegraph.co.uk My Range Rover Sport is two years old and has covered 9,500 miles. I noted that air-conditioning
