The TheatreCaptain Corelli’s Mandolin, Rose Theatre, Kingston, review: Louis de Bernières adaptation that’s liable to bring a lump theThe Telegraph - By Claire AllfreeLouis de Bernières’s romantic 1994 saga of life on an Italian occupied Greek island during the Second World War may be adored by millions, but so far, with an obstinance worthy of Pelagia’s adored goat,
Comedy The Adam Riches Experience, review: bonkers, interactive character comedyThe Telegraph - By Tristram Fane Saunders“There are no safe seats,” bellows character comic Adam Riches, introducing two hours of bonkers audience participation. “It’ll happen to you, whether you like it and not.” It’s no idle threat. On this
Theresa May The local elections will give Theresa May a taste of the brewing Brexit backlashThe Telegraph - By Asa BennettYou would be forgiven for thinking the European Elections were the only significant electoral event happening given the buzz surrounding them, as the Brexit Party and Change UK campaigns gear up for something
Game of Thrones Winterfell: just how strong is Game of Thrones’s favourite castle?The Telegraph - By Amy JonesAfter seven seasons of Game of Thrones, the fight between the living and the dead is about to begin and it’s going to take place in everyone’s favourite fantasy home, Winterfell. Although we were introduced
Emiliano Sala Emiliano Sala's father dies from 'heart problem' just months after his son's tragic death in plane crashThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportEmiliano Sala's father has died, months after the footballer was killed in a plane crash in the English Channel, a politician has said. Horacio Sala, 58, died at his home in Progreso in Argentina's Santa
Adriatic Sea Adriatic Explorer and CorfuThe TelegraphIn summer 2018, well be unveiling the latest addition to our fleet and its the biggest one yet. Marella Explorer is stepping up to the plate, with more facilities than any of our other ships. This includes
Port Talbot Port Talbot fire is a blow to Tata, but steelworks' future is safeThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyThe spectacular explosion and fires at Tata’s giant steelworks in Port Talbot that injured two workers on Friday is a blow - and one that highlights the dangers of the industry - but not one likely to
Travel 'In their history you have everything of humanity': What's behind our curious obsession with the tulip?The Telegraph - By Sally HowardGirl meets skipper, girl falls in love with a life on the high seas. It’s a story as old as the ocean in Netherlands harbour towns, says 45-year-old tour guide Josette Vermeulen. Still, Vermeulen has regrets.
Notting Hill I Am Bateman pop-up Notting HillThe Telegraph - By Jessica DoyleThe worlds of fashion, interiors and art are merging ever closer together: witness Milan Design Week earlier this month, where fashion brands such as Versace, Gucci and Fendi staged experiential room to
Cersei Lannister Game of Thrones family tree: who is related to whom?The Telegraph - By Amy BlumsomWith all the marriages, affairs and secret children in Game of Thrones, it's hard to keep track of who's related to whom. Sansa Stark has been married to both a Lannister and a Bolton, Cersei Lannister
TV Series Best Game of Thrones fan theories and latest season 8 rumoursThe Telegraph - By Alice Vincent and Amy Blumsom and Lela LondonThe eighth and final season of Game of Thrones is about to get exciting, especially if the wild rumours are anything to go by. Fans of the HBO juggernaut have been speculating on who will finally seize
Victoria Beckham Victoria Beckham reveals her three best tips for youthful nailsThe Telegraph - By Elle TurnerIt's rare (if ever) to see Victoria Beckham looking anything short of immaculate. The key components to her look? Fresh skin, loosely disheveled hair and beautifully manicured nails. It's on this last
Pakistan Polio worker shot dead in Pakistan is third killed in latest vaccination driveThe Telegraph - By Haroon JanjuaGunmen in Pakistan have shot and killed a polio worker – the third death this week linked to the country's latest vaccination drive, government officials said. The latest attack happened on Thursday in
World News Hundreds of migrants break out of Mexico detention centre as it struggles under US pressureThe Telegraph - By Laura GaneAt least 1,300 migrants escaped from a detention centre in Mexico on Thursday night, highlighting how far a surge in arrivals has stretched the country's resources. Roughly half of the migrants returned
Free love and resurrection in Berkshire's picturesque 'village in heaven'The Telegraph - By Tom OughIt’s always worth reading up on a place you’re about to visit. Which is why I knew that Cookham, north-east Berkshire, is a village in which the dead clamber out of their graves, the living celebrate love
Alan Pardew Exclusive: Alan Pardew on returning to football, his West Brom regret - and why he was misunderstood at NewcastleThe Telegraph - By Jason BurtIt is a year since Alan Pardew left West Bromwich Albion; a year in which he has reflected on how football is changing, on and off the field, acquired the skills to become a technical director and considered
London Marathon London Marathon tracker 2019: How to follow your friends' and family's running progressThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe London Marathon is very nearly with us again, one of the biggest distance-running events in the world, bringing together people of all ages and abilities on one course. Such an epic 26-mile undertaking
Gaming (UK) PS5: Next-generation PlayStation release date at least 12 months away says SonyThe Telegraph - By Tom HogginsSony has said that the release date of its next-generation PlayStation console, likely to be called the PS5, will not be for at least 12 months. In an earnings call, the firm said that any new console
London Marathon London Marathon 2019: What time is the race on Sunday, what TV channel is it on and what is the weather forecast?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportIt's the 2019 London Marathon. It's that time of the year again when the 26.2-mile race starts on the south of the Thames at Blackheath, passing through Greenwich and crossing Tower Bridge before finishing
Private Schools Private schools are in danger of biting the hand that feeds themThe Telegraph - By Martin StephenNot since the 1970s have public schools faced such a barrage of criticism, symbolised by the publication within a few months of each other of two nakedly hostile books – Robert Verkaik’s Posh Boys and
Health (UK) The runner's tech toolkit: 10 gadgets that you should add to your arsenalThe Telegraph - By Jack RearHalf the fun of doing exercise is getting yourself all geared up for it. There’s nothing like a new pair of trainers or a decent pedometer to really get your fired up for your training. And given all marvelous
United Kingdom Farage is stealing Remain's thunder, as Change UK descends into chaotic amateurismThe Telegraph - By Jane MerrickIs their eagerness not to be defined by Brexit a strategic error? Setting up a new party - and leaving behind the relative comfort of their more established political homes - was never going to be easy.
Huawei 'Huawei is not in business to eavesdrop on its clients' - Telegraph readers react to this week's top storiesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReadersWho is more trustworthy? Huawei, who will help build the UK's new 5G network, or The National Security Council, from which the news leaked this week? Telegraph readers took to the comments section to this,
Mozambique Cyclone Kenneth: UN warns of 'massive flooding' as Mozambique hit by second stormThe Telegraph - By Associated PressMozambique was hit by a second powerful cyclone on Thursday evening, killing at least one person and destroying homes. Cyclone Kenneth was continuing to dump rain on the region on Friday, as the United
Bread The good bread guide – how to make sure you're eating a healthy loafThe Telegraph - By Tomé Morrissy-SwanPerhaps more than any other staple food, bread routinely gets a hammering. For such a wholesome product – in theory – you're never far from headlines claiming bread is the devil incarnate. It's true that
Policing Lyra McKee: Police release first images of stocky suspect 'armed with murder weapon'The Telegraph - By Jamie BullenDetectives investigating the death of Lyra McKee have released the first images of her suspected killer, as they appealed for help to identify a stocky man believed to be armed with the murder weapon.
Uber Uber aims for $84bn valuation in biggest US listing this yearThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersUberis looking to hit a $84bn valuation by raising as much as $9 billion in what is expected to be the year’s biggest US initial public offering. The taxi app plans to offer 180 million shares at $44 $50
Adele Adele apparently wants her next man to be American. Has she forgotten all the ways in which Britons are better?The Telegraph - By Shane WatsonIn case you hadn't heard the news, Adele's marriage to Simon Konecki is officially over. Apparently it has been for a while. And even as we digest this sad news (they looked happy together, but what do
Women's News The midlifer's guide to... having your photo takenThe Telegraph - By Annabel Rivkin and Emilie McMeekanWe are the most well-documented generation in history. There are so many photographs of us; too many photographs of us. Some good. Many ugly. Others shaming. Best not to think about it too much. Actually,
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