Alex Hales England World Cup plans disrupted as Alex Hales misses county match for 'personal reasons'The Telegraph - By Scyld BerryEngland suffered another disruption to their World Cup plans when their reserve batsman Alex Hales pulled out of Nottinghamshire's match against Lancashire "for personal reasons" and without setting any
Impeachment Democrats split on impeachment as controversy rages over Mueller reportThe Telegraph - By Ben Riley-SmithA split has emerged in the Democratic Party over whether to launch impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump in the wake of the Mueller report. Leading Democrats appeared at pains to play down the of
Yorkshire, UK England seamers wilt under Jofra Archer pressure as Yorkshire and Warwickshire share thrilling tieThe Telegraph - By Scyld BerryWarwickshire (270/8) tied with Yorkshire (270/9) Collectively, after first implying that Jofra Archer would not be welcome in their dressing-room, England’s pace bowlers are now falling over themselves
California Children of California 'house of horrors' parents beg judge for lenient sentenceThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburThe children of a California couple sentenced to life in prison for torturing them in a case that has shocked the US said they "forgive" their parents as they begged the judge for a more lenient sentence.
Ukraine Ukraine president and comedian challenger bring bitter election battle to grandiose stadium finaleThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnUkraine's president has faced his comedian challenger for a grandiose, vitriolic debate at Kiev's Olympic stadium on Friday in a last-ditch attempt to win a second term. After weeks of bickering that each
Amir Khan Amir Khan: I have to deliver the perfect performance to beat Terence CrawfordThe Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesAmir Khan must summon “a pitch-perfect performance” against Terence Crawford on Saturday here at the hallowed Madison Square Garden in a bold late-career bid to become a two-weight, world champion. The
New Mexico Right-wing militia group detains 200 migrants at gunpoint on US borderThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburA right-wing militia group has begun detaining groups of migrant families at gunpoint on the US-Mexico border. The group, which calls itself United Constitutional Patriots (UCP), has taken to posting of
Wayne Hennessey Roy Hodgson says Wayne Hennessey is 'desperate' to learn more about the NazisThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportRoy Hodgson, the Crystal Palace manager, insists Wayne Hennessey is desperate to improve his knowledge of history following the claim that he did not know what a Nazi salute was. Palace goalkeeper Hennessey,
Jarrell Miller Anthony Joshua opponent Jarrell Miller 'fails second drugs test'The Telegraph - By Gareth A DaviesJarrell Miller has failed second drugs test after taking a human growth hormone ahead of his fight with Anthony Joshua on June 1 in New York. The New York State Athletic Commission had already ruled Miller
Women's News 10 signs that you're a midlife risk takerThe Telegraph - By Annabel Rivkin and Emilie McMeekanLife sometimes feels as though it’s all about risk management. And this is because risk – though unnerving – is the magical thinking, the component in our most subliminal calculations that tells us relentlessly:
Jack Grealish Bolton relegated from the Championship as Aston Villa defeat at home seals their fateThe Telegraph - By Marc IlesAston Villa gave Bolton Wanderers the nudge they needed to confirm relegation from the Championship. Goals from Jack Grealish and Tammy Abraham were enough to inflict a 27th league defeat on Phil Parkinson’s
BTS Korean pop sensation BTS go to top of UK album chartsThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerThey made history last year when they became the first Korean pop band to enter the top 40 UK singles chart with their song Idol. Well now the boy band BTS have done it again, this time becoming the first
Easter Friend feasts and yoga 'resets' - what millennials are really doing over EasterThe Telegraph - By Anna HartIf baby boomer parents around Britain are still hoping to lure their children home for the Easter weekend, with the offer of a roast dinner and a chocolate egg, they need to think again. In 2019, the is
Magic Mike Step aside, hunks in trunks. These days we are more likely to go for men with that elusive, unmistakable ‘twinkle’The Telegraph - By Shane WatsonHave you noticed something occurring in the men-we-lust-after charts? A shift in direction? Not so long ago the chart was entirely made up of beefcakes with serious expressions: Richard Madden in Bodyguard.
UK News Calls for calm in Northern Ireland after 'terrorist' murder of journalist Lyra McKeeThe Telegraph - By Hayley DixonPoliticians from across the divide called for calm in Northern Ireland after a journalist was shot dead in a suspected terror attack. Lyra McKee was killed as rioting broke out on a notorious Derry estate
Team Sky Team Sky founding member Rod Ellingworth to join rivals Bahrain-Merida next seasonThe Telegraph - By Tom CaryTeam Sky have suffered a blow with performance director Rod Ellingworth, one of the founding members of the team, due to join rivals Bahrain-Merida from next season. Ellingworth’s departure from Sky is
Southampton Seven Ironman triathlons in seven days - Southampton legend Francis Benali prepares for 'impossible' challengeThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonThe grimace on the face of Francis Benali that simply accompanies mention of Norwich has nothing to do with a career which spanned almost 400 games and two decades in the top flight of English football.
Khalifa Haftar Donald Trump spoke to General Haftar before US blocked British UN ceasefire resolution for LibyaThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyThe White House said on Friday that President Donald Trump spoke by phone to Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar and discussed "ongoing counterterrorism efforts" by the leader of a military assault on the
The Theatre The Half God of Rainfall: a major young talent continues to push boundariesThe Telegraph - By Dominic CavendishWhen was the last time you saw a new play by a contemporary writer that put Zeus at the heart of the action? Not easy to answer. When was the last time you saw a play that not only referenced Greek gods
Olivier Giroud Maurizio Sarri: Olivier Giroud will not leave Chelsea this summerThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceMaurizio Sarri has indicated that Olivier Giroud will not leave Chelsea this summer, whatever misgivings the France World Cup winner might have at not playing enough this season, and that the choice could
Scotland Scotland cricketer Con de Lange dies after long battle with brain tumourThe Telegraph - By Scyld BerryGenerous tributes have been paid to Scotland’s left-arm spinner Con de Lange who has died aged 38 after a long fight with a brain tumour. De Lange was born in Cape Town, grew up playing in South Africa
Wales Detectives release description of Trainspotting 2 actor Bradley Welsh's killerThe Telegraph - By Simon JohnsonDetectives have appealed to anyone who knows the identity of who murdered a Trainspotting 2 actor to "search your conscience" as they released a description of his killer. Bradley Welsh, a former boxer
Rowan Atkinson Rowan Atkinson to sell his Mercedes 500E for the second timeThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerIt turns out Rowan Atkinson’s classic Mercedes 500E is so good he’s selling it twice. The actor and supercar aficionado is putting the silver saloon car up for auction, having already sold it and bought
20th Century Britain, you call this an Easter bank holiday heatwave...?The Telegraph - By Bryony GordonWe have just got back from the Caribbean (don’t weep for me), where we were staying in a resort that was made up almost entirely of Americans. “Vacationing” Americans are very friendly, effusive even,
College & University De Montfort University Chancellor has Ivy Club membership strippedThe TelegraphThe Vice Chancellor of De Montfort University will no longer get an Ivy Club membership included as part of their remuneration package, the university has said. After examining the perks of the job the
Parsley Grow to eat: try sowing some parsley root this weekendThe Telegraph - By Jack WallingtonI’m not sure what I was thinking last year when I sowed Hamburg parsley into the new herb bed on my allotment. This variety of parsley grows thick, white, carrot-shaped edible roots (it’s also known as
Sleepwalking Sleepwalking into relegation: why history suggests Brighton are in big troubleThe Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareRelegated football teams usually fall into one of several sub-categories: the too-good-to-go-downs, the yo-yo clubs, and the select few who threaten Derby's record low points tally of 11. Then there are
Notre-Dame Fire Macron's polls rise to highest level since yellow vest revolt as French approve his handling of Notre-Dame fireThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelEmmanuel Macron’s approval ratings have risen to levels not seen since before the “yellow vest” revolt erupted last autumn with most French feeling he “rose to the occasion” over the Notre-Dame fire, poll
Taliban 'It's not an invitation to some wedding': Afghan peace talks break down as Taliban reject excessive number of delegatesThe Telegraph - By Agence France-PresseHopes for a breakthrough in a push to end Afghanistan's gruelling conflict suffered a major setback Friday after a key summit between the Taliban and Afghan officials was indefinitely postponed. The so-called
Easter UK weather: Mercury soars as Britain braces for record-breaking Easter SundayThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthBritain could be set for its hottest ever Easter Sunday as a "Greek plume" caused temperatures to soar at the start of the bank holiday weekend. Parks and beaches were packed with sunseekers on Good Friday,
