Rafael Nadal LiveThe Telegraph - By Adam HurreyFor a man whose knees were supposed to have given in about a decade ago, Rafa Nadal is doing alright, muchas gracias. 14 years since he became the first teenage to win a grand slam since Pete Sampras 1990,
H. R. Giger The pornographer from another planet: how HR Giger created AlienThe Telegraph - By Helen O'HaraIn the late 1970s, 20th Century Fox began auditioning directors for Alien, a science fiction script they had in the works. One of the names initially considered to make the film was Robert Aldrich, the
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Shining star and ruthless assassin: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is Arsenal's primary threat in Europa League finalThe Telegraph - By Sam DeanIt was the cold-blooded nature of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s hat-trick in Valencia, as much as the hat-trick itself, that underlined the elite predatory qualities of the man who will lead Arsenal’s attack
Dustin Lance Black 'There is no design to being a role model': Dustin Lance Black on parenthood and growing up gay in a Mormon familyThe Telegraph - By Peter StanfordGrowing up in a Mormon family in a deeply conservative military town in Texas in the early 1980s, Dustin Lance Black was told repeatedly and unambiguously that homosexuality was “akin to murder”. Yet already
Europa League Europa League final 2019, Chelsea vs Arsenal: What time is kick-off, what TV channel is it on and what is our prediction?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportChelsea vs Arsenal, the 2019 Europa League final - and Arsenal's last chance of securing Champions League football. Unlike the rest of the competition the final is on a Wednesday night - May 29. The game
Music (UK) Christine and the Queens, All Points East, review: dazzling dancing and razor-sharp synth-popThe Telegraph - By Cal Revely-CalderMaybe you can dance, but I know you can’t dance like Héloïse Letissier. As the 30-year-old French synth-pop artist, alias Christine and the Queens, swung around the stage at All Points East, it was as
BrexitJeremy Corbyn under pressure from senior Labour figures to fully commit to second Brexit referendum after disastrous EuropeanThe Telegraph - By Jack MaidmentJeremy Corbyn is under growing pressure to call for a second Brexit referendum in all circumstances after the Labour Party was battered at the ballot box at the European elections. The Labour leader said
UEFA Champions League How to watch the Champions League final 2019: TV channel and streaming options for Tottenham vs LiverpoolThe 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
Brexit Party Who won the UK’s European elections - Leave or Remain?The Telegraph - By Ashley Kirk and Josh WilsonWhile the Brexit Party was the clear individual winner in the UK's European elections, picking up a third of the national vote, straightforwardly pro-Brexit parties were actually out-polled by those who
Golf 'I don’t believe in destiny, I believe in hard work': Bronte Law takes first LPGA win at Pure Silk ChampionshipThe Telegraph - By James CorriganBronte Law has become the third young Englishwoman to break into golf’s elite with a maiden wire-to-wire success in Virginia. The 24-year-old followed Charley Hull and Georgia Hall in the the LPGA Tour’s
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
Schadenfreude How to fail an Oxbridge interview: the day I realisd a spoilt public school girl wasn't what they were looking forThe Telegraph - By Sophia Money-CouttsEven though it’s 2019 and we’re supposed to be beyond judging one another, there are subtle ways that certain British sorts still manage it. By a person’s accent, shoes, haircut and postcode. Also, where
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
Fashion 20 flattering swimsuits and bikinisThe Telegraph Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register for free and access one Premium article per week Or unlock all Premium articles. Free for 30 days, then just £1 per week
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
Matteo Salvini Matteo Salvini triumphs in European elections, taking nearly 35 per cent of Italian voteThe Telegraph - By Nick SquiresMatteo Salvini and his hard-Right League party have triumphed in the European parliament elections, winning nearly 35 per cent of the vote in Italy, provisional results show. The results confirm Mr Salvini’s
Cricket Cricket World Cup 2019: Virat Kohli and Jonny Bairstow lead the way in battle to be top runscorerThe Telegraph - By Ross ClarkeIf the British weather plays ball and the summer sun stays over Britain, it will be short odds that the batsmen in this year’s Cricket World Cup will combine to break the record for most runs scored in
Books Stalingrad by Vasily Grossman review: a War and Peace for the 20th centuryThe Telegraph - By Julian EvansIn little more than three decades Vasily Grossman’s name has posthumously gone from being unknown outside the old Soviet empire to somewhere very high on the roll of the world’s 20th-century novelists.
Brexit Party European election results show UK is as divided as it ever was over BrexitThe Telegraph - By Jane MerrickThe winner of the European elections may have been the Brexit Party, but the results mark a historic achievement for the Liberal Democrats, a party that had been, only a few weeks ago, a shadow of its
Heidi Allen Change UK tactical voting row: Anna Soubry criticises Heidi Allen as party fails to win single seat at European electionsThe Telegraph - By Jack MaidmentAnna Soubry has criticised Heidi Allen, the interim leader of Change UK, as a row over tactical voting rumbled on after the party failed to win a single seat at the European Parliament elections. Change
Tony Finau Golf highlights: Kevin Na defeats Tony Finau for third PGA Tour victoryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportKevin Na always believed he could win at Colonial, so he paused to visualise his name on the wall of champions at the first tee before making another run at it. The South Korean-born American will get
Emmanuel Macron Europe’s crumbling centre - why Emmanuel Macron is becoming kingmaker in a falling down castleThe Telegraph - By Peter FosterIt was not just in the United Kingdom that the mainstream parties had a sobering night in the European elections - all across Europe the traditional groups of the left and right saw their influence visibly
Fashion (UK) How M&S is leading the sustainable shopping movement on the high streetThe Telegraph - By Chloe Mac DonnellSustainability is fashion's current greatest challenge and in recent years it's even become fashionable to be eco- countless brands have jumped on the bandwagon of consciousness and I’ve lost count of
Scottish Parliament Nicola Sturgeon hails 'emphatic' SNP victory in Euro elections as Labour vote collapsesThe Telegraph - By Auslan CrambNicola Sturgeon has hailed a “historic” victory in the European Parliament election after the SNP won three of Scotland’s six seats as the Labour vote suffered a catastrophic collapse. The First Minister
Aston VillaAston Villa vs Derby County, Championship play-off final 2019: What time is kick-off today, what TV channel is it on andThe Telegraph - By Alex FinnisThe Championship play-off final between Aston Villa and Derby County. The prize? A place in the Premier League for the 2019/20 season, estimated to be worth around £170million. Aston Villa beat West Bromwich
Travel The books you need to pack for a Mississippi River cruiseThe Telegraph - By Chris MossMore than 2,300 miles long, draining 31 US states, passing through 10 of them and the cities of St Louis, Memphis and New Orleans, and intrinsically linked to the history of race and civil rights and story
Tennis Justine Henin: what happened next to the last queen of clay? Exclusive interview ahead of French OpenThe Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareIs there a more unpredictable event in the sporting calendar than the women's French Open? Ten different winners in the last 12 years, no back-to-back champion since 2007, a favourite this year with odds
Health (UK) Does your child have eco-anxiety? Here's how to tackle itThe Telegraph - By Linda Blair‘Twelve years left to save the planet’ read one recent headline; ‘1 million species on the brink of extinction’ read another. Little wonder that eco-anxiety - ‘a chronic fear of environmental doom’ - attracting
Fashion (UK) The 6 step guide to clearing out your wardrobeThe Telegraph - By Madaleine LeeThe start of spring rolled around a few weeks ago now, but, for me at least, it’s only just starting to feel like the seasons have actually changed; the steady stream of good weather and longer days don't
Gaming Disorder World Health Organisation adopts 'gaming addiction' as official illness despite industry oppositionThe Telegraph - By Tom HogginsThe World Health Organisation has voted to recognise video game addiction as an official illness despite opposition from academics and industry bodies. At the 72nd World Health Assembly, 194 members of
