Christian Coleman Christian Coleman could be banned for World Championships and Tokyo 2020 over doping 'whereabouts failures'The Telegraph - By Ben BloomChristian Coleman, the world’s fastest man for the past three years, could face a lengthy ban if he fails to overturn claims of three 'whereabouts failures' regarding drug testing. Under the World Anti-Doping
Mike Ashley Sports Direct taps smaller firms for help in race to find an auditorThe Telegraph - By Harriet Russell‘Challenger’ accountancy firms MHA MacIntyre and Mazars are in the running to be Sports Direct’s new auditors after its previous bookkeeper, Grant Thornton, abruptly quit last week. The retail chain, by
travel news How Saga's Spirit of Discovery made for a decadent voyage around BritainThe Telegraph - By Emma FeatherstoneDressed in sequined cocktail dresses, bow ties and tails, the crowd on the upper deck gazed towards the elaborate fireworks display that heralded our departure before Dover’s white cliffs began to fade
Harry Maguire Harry Maguire's right – you should need ID to access social mediaThe Telegraph - By Belinda ParmarThe Manchester United dressing room isn’t where one would normally look for public policy ideas – but perhaps that ought to change. Step forward the team’s centre back, Harry Maguire, whose intervention
Food (UK) Spice up your side dishes with these vegan Indian salad and snack ideasThe Telegraph - By Morgan LawrenceIt was in a small town in West Bengal in India that the food writer and chef Romy Gill learned that food, like language, has the power to connect strangers, regardless of their background. “For me, food
Boris Johnson Brexit Backstop: what are the options Boris Johnson can turn to for the Irish border?The Telegraph - By Daniel CapurroAngela Merkel, the German Chancellor, told Boris Johnson on Wednesday that he had 30 days to find an alternative to the backstop. The German Chancellor said: "If one is able to solve this conundrum, if
Snacks Posto boras (Indian poppy seed cakes) recipeThe Telegraph - By Romy GillA white poppy seed dish that is cooked in Bengali households. Also known as poppy seed cakes, these are small round bites that are mouth-wateringly delicious. You can serve these as a side dish with a
Simone Biles Could Jade Carey be gymnast to upstage Simone Biles at Tokyo 2020 Olympics after also completing a triple double?The Telegraph - By Verity BowmanIt has been nine days since Simone Biles stunned the world with her triple double at the USA gymnastics national championships. As 22-year-old Biles leapt 10 feet into the air, spinning at an incredible
Coriander Khichdi (Indian spiced lentils and rice) recipeThe Telegraph - By Romy GillThis yellow golden pot of khichdi, or khichri as it is also known, is a simple rice and lentil dish to which a tadka (spices tempered in oil or ghee) is added. Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited to
Watermelon Watermelon and mint salad recipeThe Telegraph - By Romy GillThis is an easy summer salad that’s perfect for parties too. It uses black salt, which has such an incredible and unique flavour, and can be found online or at your local Indian grocery. Add all the ingredients
Pancakes Gram flour turmeric pancakes recipeThe Telegraph - By Romy GillThese pancakes have a silk-like texture and are delicious served with coconut milk yogurt or your favourite chutney. You can add any spices you like, according to your taste. Sift the flour and baking
Recipes Cauliflower, green chilli and coriander pakoras recipeThe Telegraph - By Romy GillFeel free to use whatever vegetable is in season to a make these, or what you have left in your fridge (purple sprouting broccoli works well). Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium
Pomegranate Kachumber cucumber, apple and pomegranate salad recipeThe Telegraph - By Romy GillThis is one of the most common salads made in the homes and restaurants of Indian families. It goes really well with so many dishes because of its fresh flavour and vibrant colours. Add all the ingredients
Bed down in Buenos Aires: The best hotels for a romantic break in the 'Paris of Latin America'The Telegraph - By Chris MossArgentines take amor very seriously and BA is not short on romantic places to sleep, eat and drink; indeed, there’s a whole category of hotel, known as the 'albergue transitorio' (short-stay guesthouse)
Michelangelo Director of Florence museum home to Michelangelo's David forced out by Italy's populist coalitionThe Telegraph - By Nick SquiresThe German head of the Accademia Gallery in Florence, home to Michelangelo's statue of the boy warrior David, has expressed anger and surprise after being forced out under reforms by Italy’s populist Cecilie
Jeffrey Epstein Scientists apologise for accepting money from Epstein as academia engulfed by scandalThe Telegraph - By David MillwardLeading American scientists have apologised for taking money from Jeffrey Epstein, as the academic community became engulfed in the scandal. As more details of his predatory activities came to light, leading
Driving Honest John's car advice – your motoring questions answeredThe Telegraph - By Honest JohnIf your car has developed a fault, turn to Honest John by emailing honestadvice@telegraph.co.uk Would it be a good idea to purchase a left-hand-drive car here and take it to France, in view of the exchange
European Union Eurozone economy struggles as confidence slumps to six-year lowThe Telegraph - By Tom ReesThe ailing eurozone economy struggled to regain its momentum in August as the global economic malaise sent confidence tumbling to its lowest level in six years. The region suffered one of its weakest in
Play buttonAngela Merkel Watch: How the Merkel eye-roll betrays her real feelings on her alliesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph VideoBoris Johnson's use of Angela Merkel's campaign slogan at a meeting this week drew one of the German Chancellor's famous eye-rolls. Although it wasn't caught by the cameras, which were focusing on the
Air Travel Qantas to test impact of the world's longest flight on the human bodyThe Telegraph - By Emma FeatherstoneQuantas will test run direct flights from London to Sydney and New York to Sydney later this year to see how the lengthy journeys will affect crew and passengers. The three research flights will carry
Politics My deal with South Korea is great news for Global BritainThe Telegraph - By Liz TrussToday I signed my first trade continuity deal as Trade Secretary with Korea. This is an exciting moment for both of our countries and demonstrates this Government’s commitment to maintaining existing agreements
Mecca Mecca owner moves online as bingo goes off the boilThe Telegraph - By Yolanthe Fawehinmi and Chris JohnstonMecca Bingo owner Rank Group has accelerated its push into online gaming in a bid to revive its fortunes as the popularity of bingo continues to wane. Like-for-like revenues from Mecca fell 2pc as the
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex Duke and Duchess of Sussex appoint media executive as new charity directorThe Telegraph - By Hannah FurnessThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex have appointed a leading media executive as the first trustee of their Sussex Royal Foundation. Karen Blackett was listed as a director of the couple's new charitable body
Auburn University How flying can make you ill - and 4 ways you can avoid catching a bugThe Telegraph - By Emma CookeIt’s a holiday tale as old as time. A longed-for break is planned, security queues navigated, you even manage to squeak past a surprise cabin baggage weight check - then you land in sunny Spain with the
Rugby Union Afternoon everyoneThe Telegraph - By Ben ColesGeorge Ford and Owen Farrell will pair up from the start for the first time in 14 months when England host Ireland at Twickenham on Saturday. Ford continues at fly-half with captain Farrell starting at
Emmanuel Macron Eye-to-eye, but Emmanuel Macron stands on tiptoes to shake hands with Boris JohnsonThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesWhile they might not always see eye-to-eye politically, when Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron are face-to-face they appear to be on the same level. But the obligatory handshake photograph when two world
Wind Power John Laing halts renewable investments because it is not windy enoughThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyInfrastructure investor John Laing is putting on hold fresh investment in renewable energy projects in Europe and Australia because of a lack of wind. Olivier Brousse, chief executive, said: “Wind in over
Schools Britain's strictest school's first GCSE results are four times better than national averageThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonBritain's strictest school has received its first ever GCSE results after opening five years ago - and they are four times better than the national average. At Michaela school in Brent, North London, per
Romelu Lukaku'They have to find somebody... it is Pogba, it is me or it is Alexis': Romelu Lukaku claims he was made a scapegoat at ManchesterThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsRomelu Lukaku has attacked his former club Manchester United and claimed he was made a scapegoat for everything that went wrong with the team last season. Lukaku left United for Inter Milan in a deal around
United Nations UN warns Yemenis could face food aid cuts after Saudi and UAE pledges fail to materialiseThe Telegraph - By Josie Ensor and Associated PressThe United Nations has warned that millions of Yemenis could soon face cuts to food aid, after promised funds from key donors Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates failed to materialise. The organisation
