Fabian Delph Everton's signing of Fabian Delph looks unspectacular, but can he take them to the next level?The Telegraph - By JJ BullFabian Delph's £10million transfer to Everton makes perfect sense in theory. International and Champions League experience, a proven Premier League level player - Delph brings a winning mentality and versatility
Sexist trampolines and 7 other things we should never do on our ownThe Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanA surprising new front has opened in the battle for gender equality: trampolines. Never mind boardrooms or bedrooms, or anywhere else we might expect to have to fight for our rights; a sexist trampoline
How to lose weight... fastThe Telegraph - By Alice WilkinsonThere are a lot of weight loss plans out there, promising dramatic results in a short space of time. And no wonder – given that the third most searched 'how to' term on Google is 'how to lose weight',
Travel on trial: To infinity and beyond? An out-of-this-world weekend at Space CampThe Telegraph - By Jonathan ThompsonHouston, we have multiple problems. There’s an ammonia leak on the shuttle that could kill us all, if the headlong collision course with Earth doesn’t first. Oh yes, and we’ve just left two astronauts
Textbooks Banning textbooks is an insane idea - by a teenager who knowsThe Telegraph - By Jake Kent-BrownAre American universities phasing out the use of hard textbooks? British publisher Pearson announced it would be moving to a ‘Netflix-style’ subscription model over there, in which students pay a monthly
TV Series Andrea Camilleri, author of Inspector Montalbano novels, dies at 93The Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyItalian author Andrea Camilleri, who wrote the acclaimed Inspector Montalbano detective novels, died on Wednesday at the age of 93, state-owned broadcaster Rai said. Camilleri spent much of his life working
Leeds United LiveThe Telegraph - By JJ BullA lovely/unexpected traditional dance is performed by some Aboriginal people. Not sure what formation they've lined up in. I'm not sure what that creature is but it seems nice. Crucial information for
Technology Facebook scams - How can you spot them and what should you do?The Telegraph - By Hasan ChowdhuryFresh efforts to tackle scam ads across Facebook have been introduced in the UK following action taken by Martin Lewis. The social media giant has released a scam ads reporting tool, with a specially team
Libraries 'We have libraries that are under-utilised - let's give them a revamp and new purpose'The Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanIt’s 11am on a Thursday at the British Library, and in an upstairs auditorium about a hundred young women (and a handful of men) are listening to a talk. Many hold smartphones aloft to photograph the that
48 hours in . . . Mykonos, an insider guide to Greece's most glamorous party islandThe Telegraph - By Laura MillarIt feels as if the wider world has only recently ‘discovered’ Mykonos, now mentioned in the same breathy terms as Ibiza or Miami – yet it has appealed to A-list celebrities and those who embrace an alternative
Health (UK) Can these lifestyle tweaks outsmart the 'dementia gene'?The Telegraph - By Nicola DownAs fast and as powerful as computers have become, they’ll never be able to compete with the human brain. With its 100 billion nerves that communicate to trillions of connections, it generates all our memories,
European Parliament Fanatical Von der Leyen is the final nail in the coffin for shambolic EU 'democracy'The Telegraph - By Matthew PattenUrsula Von der Leyen, the controversial Defence Minister of the Bundeswehr, got the approval of the EU Parliament to become President of the EU Commission by just nine votes. She was the only candidate,
London Ambulance Service Ex-partner of pregnant woman stabbed to death in London admits responsibility for killing herThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesAn alleged double killer has accepted responsibility for the death of his pregnant ex-girlfriend when he appeared in court today. Aaron McKenzie, 25, is accused of murdering of Kelly Mary Fauvrelle, 26,
Cardiff West Brom to seal £8m deal for Cardiff striker Kenneth ZohoreThe Telegraph - By John PercySlaven Bilic is set to sign Cardiff striker Kenneth Zohore in a deal worth up to £8 million. Zohore is due for a medical at West Brom’s training ground later on Wednesday after leaving Cardiff’s training
Dutch Eredivisie Birmingham City close in on £700,000 deal for Dan Crowley from Willem IIThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceDan Crowley, the England and Republic of Ireland youth international, who was signed by Arsenal as a 16-year-old, is on the brink of a move to Birmingham City for £700,000 after a successful stint in Dutch
Boris Johnson With Corbyn on the ropes Boris Johnson could win a huge electoral majority in a matter of monthsThe Telegraph - By Ashley Kirk and Patrick ScottWith less than a week to go before the results of the Conservative leadership election are announced - and with Boris Johnson the clear favourite to win it - thoughts are turning to what happens next.
Play buttonBooks How emojis can save your relationship - and help men understand what women meanThe Telegraph - By Paul KendallThey have become ubiquitous on computers and smartphones. From the bog standard smiley face to halos, aeroplanes and deep-fried prawns, emojis are now used by an estimated 90 per cent of the world’s internet
How not to barter your way through an Uzbek marketThe TelegraphKatie Parry wins £250 this week in the Just Back travel writing competition for her account of a battle between her bartering boyfriend and Uzbek traders. ‘I can see that it’s nice. It’s just not my style.”
Naomi Campbell Naomi Campbell wears a face mask on a plane – so should you?The Telegraph - By Debbi MarcoDesigner luggage, cashmere loungewear and oversized Gucci sunglasses are usually the stalwarts of celebrity travel, but this week Naomi Campbell sent many of her fans into a tailspin by revealing her day
Golf Matt Wallace camp hit back over Pete Cowen's 'ridiculous' calls for European Tour ban for on-course behaviourThe Telegraph - By James CorriganMatt Wallace’s camp has backed the world No 23 who plays with Tiger Woods in the first round of the Open after claims from record-breaking coach Pete Cowen that he should be banned for his on-course behaviour.
Popcorn Is your 'healthy' popcorn really good for you?The Telegraph - By Sue Quinn and Pip SloanPopcorn has been reinvented over the past few years. Once regarded as the classic cinema treat, laden with salt, sugar – or both in the same tub – popcorn manufacturers have re-branded the naturally gluten-free
Charities Charities urge Government to extend Gift Aid to higher-rate taxpayersThe Telegraph - By Sam BarkerTax rules should be overhauled to allow higher-rate taxpayers to give more cash to charity, a report recommends. The Charity Tax Commission (CTC) report has called on the Government to let higher-rate
Travel Christmas & New Year Cruise to Cape Verde Islands & Madeira CruiseThe TelegraphBritish Citizens will need a full, 10-year passport to travel on this cruise. Since some countries require visitors to be valid for at least six months after the return date of the cruise we recommend
Manchester United Manchester United Tour Diary: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's 'love letter' to Perth, pesky birds and cricket banterThe Telegraph - By James DuckerOle Gunnar Solskjaer has enjoyed his time in Perth so much that he has ended up writing a “love letter” to the city in The West Australian. Page three of Wednesday’s newspaper was dedicated to the Manchester
Where to stay in Tokyo: hotels by districtThe Telegraph - By Danielle DemetriouA neighbourhood guide to the best places to stay in Tokyo, as chosen by our resident expert, including the best hotels in Shibuya, Shinjuku, Roppongi and more. Famed for its packed neon-lit crossing (a
Steve Bruce Steve Bruce confirmed as Newcastle's new head coach after bitter stand-off with Sheffield Wednesday over payoutThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsNewcastle United have finally confirmed Steve Bruce’s appointment as their new head coach after a bitter stand-off with Sheffield Wednesday over compensation payout. Telegraph Sport revealed last month
ITV Follow the Tour de France 2019 route: How to watch live TV coverage and listen to daily episodes of The Cycling PodcastThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThroughout the month of July the focus of the cycling world will centre around France as the 106th edition of the Tour de France courses the length and breadth of the country, turning its villages and
Golf The Open 2019: Tee times, TV channel schedule and latest odds for the championshipThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportIt is the 148th edition of golf's oldest major the Open Championship. The tournament begins on Thursday July 18 with the final round on Sunday July 21. The Open returns to the island of Ireland for the
Hargreaves Lansdown Hargreaves Lansdown best-buy list under fire as 'embarrassing' changes pile upThe Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesHargreaves Lansdown has changed 10pc of its active funds best-buy list after only six months with the high turnover brandished "embarrassing" for the firm's research department. The fund shop revamped
Golf 'The Americans are dominating': Can anyone stop the US completing their first Grand Slam since 1982?The Telegraph - By James CorriganThe last time the United States won all four majors in the same season, Tiger Woods was eight years old, Brooks Koepka was seven years from being born and America had not been beaten in the Ryder Cup a
Fabian Delph Everton's signing of Fabian Delph looks unspectacular, but can he take them to the next level?The Telegraph - By JJ BullFabian Delph's £10million transfer to Everton makes perfect sense in theory. International and Champions League experience, a proven Premier League level player - Delph brings a winning mentality and versatility
Sexist trampolines and 7 other things we should never do on our ownThe Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanA surprising new front has opened in the battle for gender equality: trampolines. Never mind boardrooms or bedrooms, or anywhere else we might expect to have to fight for our rights; a sexist trampoline
How to lose weight... fastThe Telegraph - By Alice WilkinsonThere are a lot of weight loss plans out there, promising dramatic results in a short space of time. And no wonder – given that the third most searched 'how to' term on Google is 'how to lose weight',
Travel on trial: To infinity and beyond? An out-of-this-world weekend at Space CampThe Telegraph - By Jonathan ThompsonHouston, we have multiple problems. There’s an ammonia leak on the shuttle that could kill us all, if the headlong collision course with Earth doesn’t first. Oh yes, and we’ve just left two astronauts
Textbooks Banning textbooks is an insane idea - by a teenager who knowsThe Telegraph - By Jake Kent-BrownAre American universities phasing out the use of hard textbooks? British publisher Pearson announced it would be moving to a ‘Netflix-style’ subscription model over there, in which students pay a monthly
TV Series Andrea Camilleri, author of Inspector Montalbano novels, dies at 93The Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyItalian author Andrea Camilleri, who wrote the acclaimed Inspector Montalbano detective novels, died on Wednesday at the age of 93, state-owned broadcaster Rai said. Camilleri spent much of his life working
Leeds United LiveThe Telegraph - By JJ BullA lovely/unexpected traditional dance is performed by some Aboriginal people. Not sure what formation they've lined up in. I'm not sure what that creature is but it seems nice. Crucial information for
Technology Facebook scams - How can you spot them and what should you do?The Telegraph - By Hasan ChowdhuryFresh efforts to tackle scam ads across Facebook have been introduced in the UK following action taken by Martin Lewis. The social media giant has released a scam ads reporting tool, with a specially team
Libraries 'We have libraries that are under-utilised - let's give them a revamp and new purpose'The Telegraph - By Rosa SilvermanIt’s 11am on a Thursday at the British Library, and in an upstairs auditorium about a hundred young women (and a handful of men) are listening to a talk. Many hold smartphones aloft to photograph the that
48 hours in . . . Mykonos, an insider guide to Greece's most glamorous party islandThe Telegraph - By Laura MillarIt feels as if the wider world has only recently ‘discovered’ Mykonos, now mentioned in the same breathy terms as Ibiza or Miami – yet it has appealed to A-list celebrities and those who embrace an alternative
Health (UK) Can these lifestyle tweaks outsmart the 'dementia gene'?The Telegraph - By Nicola DownAs fast and as powerful as computers have become, they’ll never be able to compete with the human brain. With its 100 billion nerves that communicate to trillions of connections, it generates all our memories,
European Parliament Fanatical Von der Leyen is the final nail in the coffin for shambolic EU 'democracy'The Telegraph - By Matthew PattenUrsula Von der Leyen, the controversial Defence Minister of the Bundeswehr, got the approval of the EU Parliament to become President of the EU Commission by just nine votes. She was the only candidate,
London Ambulance Service Ex-partner of pregnant woman stabbed to death in London admits responsibility for killing herThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesAn alleged double killer has accepted responsibility for the death of his pregnant ex-girlfriend when he appeared in court today. Aaron McKenzie, 25, is accused of murdering of Kelly Mary Fauvrelle, 26,
Cardiff West Brom to seal £8m deal for Cardiff striker Kenneth ZohoreThe Telegraph - By John PercySlaven Bilic is set to sign Cardiff striker Kenneth Zohore in a deal worth up to £8 million. Zohore is due for a medical at West Brom’s training ground later on Wednesday after leaving Cardiff’s training
Dutch Eredivisie Birmingham City close in on £700,000 deal for Dan Crowley from Willem IIThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceDan Crowley, the England and Republic of Ireland youth international, who was signed by Arsenal as a 16-year-old, is on the brink of a move to Birmingham City for £700,000 after a successful stint in Dutch
Boris Johnson With Corbyn on the ropes Boris Johnson could win a huge electoral majority in a matter of monthsThe Telegraph - By Ashley Kirk and Patrick ScottWith less than a week to go before the results of the Conservative leadership election are announced - and with Boris Johnson the clear favourite to win it - thoughts are turning to what happens next.
Play buttonBooks How emojis can save your relationship - and help men understand what women meanThe Telegraph - By Paul KendallThey have become ubiquitous on computers and smartphones. From the bog standard smiley face to halos, aeroplanes and deep-fried prawns, emojis are now used by an estimated 90 per cent of the world’s internet
How not to barter your way through an Uzbek marketThe TelegraphKatie Parry wins £250 this week in the Just Back travel writing competition for her account of a battle between her bartering boyfriend and Uzbek traders. ‘I can see that it’s nice. It’s just not my style.”
Naomi Campbell Naomi Campbell wears a face mask on a plane – so should you?The Telegraph - By Debbi MarcoDesigner luggage, cashmere loungewear and oversized Gucci sunglasses are usually the stalwarts of celebrity travel, but this week Naomi Campbell sent many of her fans into a tailspin by revealing her day
Golf Matt Wallace camp hit back over Pete Cowen's 'ridiculous' calls for European Tour ban for on-course behaviourThe Telegraph - By James CorriganMatt Wallace’s camp has backed the world No 23 who plays with Tiger Woods in the first round of the Open after claims from record-breaking coach Pete Cowen that he should be banned for his on-course behaviour.
Popcorn Is your 'healthy' popcorn really good for you?The Telegraph - By Sue Quinn and Pip SloanPopcorn has been reinvented over the past few years. Once regarded as the classic cinema treat, laden with salt, sugar – or both in the same tub – popcorn manufacturers have re-branded the naturally gluten-free
Charities Charities urge Government to extend Gift Aid to higher-rate taxpayersThe Telegraph - By Sam BarkerTax rules should be overhauled to allow higher-rate taxpayers to give more cash to charity, a report recommends. The Charity Tax Commission (CTC) report has called on the Government to let higher-rate
Travel Christmas & New Year Cruise to Cape Verde Islands & Madeira CruiseThe TelegraphBritish Citizens will need a full, 10-year passport to travel on this cruise. Since some countries require visitors to be valid for at least six months after the return date of the cruise we recommend
Manchester United Manchester United Tour Diary: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's 'love letter' to Perth, pesky birds and cricket banterThe Telegraph - By James DuckerOle Gunnar Solskjaer has enjoyed his time in Perth so much that he has ended up writing a “love letter” to the city in The West Australian. Page three of Wednesday’s newspaper was dedicated to the Manchester
Where to stay in Tokyo: hotels by districtThe Telegraph - By Danielle DemetriouA neighbourhood guide to the best places to stay in Tokyo, as chosen by our resident expert, including the best hotels in Shibuya, Shinjuku, Roppongi and more. Famed for its packed neon-lit crossing (a
Steve Bruce Steve Bruce confirmed as Newcastle's new head coach after bitter stand-off with Sheffield Wednesday over payoutThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsNewcastle United have finally confirmed Steve Bruce’s appointment as their new head coach after a bitter stand-off with Sheffield Wednesday over compensation payout. Telegraph Sport revealed last month
ITV Follow the Tour de France 2019 route: How to watch live TV coverage and listen to daily episodes of The Cycling PodcastThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThroughout the month of July the focus of the cycling world will centre around France as the 106th edition of the Tour de France courses the length and breadth of the country, turning its villages and
Golf The Open 2019: Tee times, TV channel schedule and latest odds for the championshipThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportIt is the 148th edition of golf's oldest major the Open Championship. The tournament begins on Thursday July 18 with the final round on Sunday July 21. The Open returns to the island of Ireland for the
Hargreaves Lansdown Hargreaves Lansdown best-buy list under fire as 'embarrassing' changes pile upThe Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesHargreaves Lansdown has changed 10pc of its active funds best-buy list after only six months with the high turnover brandished "embarrassing" for the firm's research department. The fund shop revamped
Golf 'The Americans are dominating': Can anyone stop the US completing their first Grand Slam since 1982?The Telegraph - By James CorriganThe last time the United States won all four majors in the same season, Tiger Woods was eight years old, Brooks Koepka was seven years from being born and America had not been beaten in the Ryder Cup a
