Do you want to escape to a remote and wild place? Join the queue…The Telegraph - By Jane ShillingOur most remote landscapes have become as populous as shopping malls In his 2007 book, The Wild Places, Robert Macfarlane observed that “time and again, wildness has been declared dead in Britain and noting
Moths Yoga instructor lost for 16 days in Hawaii ate moths and berries to surviveThe Telegraph - By Julie AllenA yoga instructor who was lost for more than two weeks in the wilds of Hawaii 'ate moths' as she battled to survive. Amanda Eller, 35, spoke for the first time this weekend about her ordeal, saying she
Mellon Tranmere manager Micky Mellon hopes 32-goal James Norwood will stay after 'madness' of play-off final victoryThe Telegraph - By Ian WinrowOf all the tasks confronting Micky Mellon as he prepares his Tranmere Rovers side for life in League One, resolving the future of James Norwood, the leading scorer, is likely to be the most pressing. admitted
Racism BT Sport film State of Play gives football a health check on mental health, racism and game's soulThe Telegraph - By Alan TyersWas it Brian Clough who said of football’s role in hooliganism: “If people have a fight in a supermarket car park, nobody blames Sainsbury’s”? Perhaps Clough, or Oscar Wilde, or possibly Chairman Mao one
Australian Cricket Mark Wood winning Cricket World Cup fitness battle but England bemoan meaningless friendliesThe Telegraph - By Nick HoultEngland expect Mark Wood to get the all clear and give them a World Cup boost after a scan on his ankle showed no serious damage. Wood could only bowl 3.1 overs on Saturday against Australia before leaving
Cricket'I was absolutely loving it - it’s why you play isn’t it?': James Hildreth basks in glory of ending Somerset's long waitThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreAs James Hildreth prepared to score the winning runs at Lord’s, he paused, took in the atmosphere and smiled. It had been 14 long years since Somerset’s last major trophy. And, just as he had done then,
Honey From fruit juice to honey, the truth about 'healthy' sugarsThe Telegraph - By Chloe LambertYou’ve cut back on booze, sip matcha green tea and haven’t looked at a rasher of bacon for months, but tell the truth: do you have any idea how much sugar you’re consuming? Despite years of dire warnings
Brexit Party European elections 2019 results and maps: Brexit Party expected to win most UK seatsThe Telegraph - By Ashley Kirk and Josh WilsonNigel Farage's Brexit Party is tipped to win the most UK seats in the European Parliament elections, with establishment parties forecast to lose their majority across the European Union. Votes are being
Pakistan Three shot dead as Pakistan army clashes with civil rights protestorsThe Telegraph - By Ben FarmerThree people were shot dead and more than a dozen wounded in a confrontation between soldiers and civil rights protestors, Pakistan's army said. Troops opened fire when a checkpoint in North Waziristan
College & University Jesus College Cambridge elects its first ever female black masterThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA Cambridge college has appointed its first ever black president. Sonita Alleyne, 51, will also be the first female Master in the history of Jesus College, which was founded between 1496 and 1516. The
Polar Bears Russia's Arctic towns prepare for more polar bear 'invasions' as sea ice meltsThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnAirport maintenance worker Ruslan Prikazchikov was coming to the end of a night shift last week when he glanced out the window and saw a polar bear walking down the taxiway, stopping every few feet to
Painting your walls olive green makes the room feel warmer, study findsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersPainting your walls olive green makes the room feel two degrees warmer, a study has found. The experiment, led by Oxford University and paint-makers Valspar, tested whether certain colours affected people’s
Cannes Film Festival British man killed in luxury yacht crash at Cannes Film FestivalThe Telegraph - By Jamie JohnsonA British man has died after two luxury yachts crashed on the final night of the Cannes Film Festival. Maritime police and emergency services were called out to the incident on Saturday evening as the
John McDonnell Labour's second referendum battle intensifies as McDonnell says party faces 'kicking' in European electionsThe Telegraph - By Steven SwinfordLabour's civil war over a second referendum intensified yesterday after John McDonnell said the party must not swing towards another vote despite being braced for a "good kicking" in the European elections.
Rolex Watches Admiral Sir Peter Herbert, submariner who played a key role in the Falklands conflict and during the Cold War – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesAdmiral Sir Peter Herbert, who has died aged 90, was a distinguished submariner of the Cold War era. In 1982, Herbert was Flag Officer Submarines in the Royal Navy, and COMSUBEASTLANT – or Commander, Eastern
Queen Victoria Queen Victoria and Prince Albert drawings of children to go on display for the first timeThe Telegraph - By Sophie BarnesQueen Victoria's drawings of her children, which cast doubt on her reputation as a "bad mother", are to go on display for the first time. Rare etchings made by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in the years
Manchester United Ajax captain Matthijs de Ligt says future is yet to be decided as Manchester United rival Barcelona for his signatureThe Telegraph - By Press AssociationHighly-rated Dutch defender Matthijs de Ligt says he does not know where his future lies amid reported interest from Manchester United. The 19-year-old, a star performer in Ajax's run to the semi-finals
Wales Historic society in row with Lidl over civil war monumentThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersA historic society has found itself in a row with Lidl supermarket over plans for a new store which could destroy a civil war monument. Discount shop giant Lidl has its eye on building a new store in west
Giro d'ItaliaGiro d'Italia 2019, stage 15 results and standings: Dario Cataldo claims breakaway victory as unlucky Primoz Roglic losesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportDario Cataldo (Astana) prevailed in a two-man breakaway to take Stage 15 of the Giro d'Italia in Como on Sunday, while there was anguish for Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma), who suffered both mechanical issues
Hassan Rouhani Rouhani says Iran could hold referendum on nuclear programme as tensions with US riseThe Telegraph - By Sara Elizabeth WilliamsIran’s president Hassan Rouhani has suggested that the Islamic Republic could hold a public referendum on its nuclear programme, in the wake of rising tensions in the Persian Gulf. "Article 59 of the (referendum)
Bowel Cancer 'I had to tell my wife I had bowel cancer just before our baby was born' – a new dad's quest for treatmentThe Telegraph - By Rosa Silverman“My wife is going on maternity leave tomorrow. I can’t tell her this.” At 38 years old, Michael Monk was about to become a father for the first time when a doctor delivered the shock diagnosis: he had
Fraud Banks should not refund all fraud victims to stop public being careless, police chief claimsThe Telegraph - By Jack HardyBanks should not guarantee refunds for all fraud victims to encourage the public to be less careless, a police chief has claimed. Commander Karen Baxter, the national coordinator for economic crime at
Plants Gardeners urged to search for foam on their garden plants to stop European pest that could destroy Britain's trees and plantsThe Telegraph - By Helena HortonGardeners have been urged to look out for white foam on their plants as the RHS puts plans in place to stop a European pest which is responsible for the destruction of millions of trees in Italy. The Horticultural
Germany Jews warned not to wear skullcaps in Germany amid rise in anti-Semitic attacksThe TelegraphA German government watchdog has issued a warning to Jews not to wear skullcaps for their own safety, amid growing concern over a rise in anti-Semitic attacks. Felix Klein, the German government’s official
Brexit Party LiveThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeBoth the Conservatives and Labour are braced for a backlash from voters over Brexit as the results of the European elections are announced. Opinion polls suggest Nigel Farage's Brexit Party could be on
Neil Lennon Celtic's 'treble treble' success opens up comparisons debateThe Telegraph - By Roddy ForsythPretty points of comparison about Celtic’s third successive clean sweep of the domestic honours were argued well into the small hours of Sunday morning, even in the hotel on the banks of the River Clyde
Ross Taylor Ross Taylor on New Zealand's quiet threat and leaving nothing to chance in pursuit of World Cup gloryThe Telegraph - By Isabelle WestburyIf there is one team that thrives on going about its business quietly, under the radar and without the scrutiny that might accompany a favourites tag, it is New Zealand. Even within this team it is the
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European Union We must exploit the EU's growing divisions to push for a better dealThe Telegraph - By Kenneth BakerAs Theresa May delivered her resignation speech outside Downing Street, headline writers and commentators were already lining up to eulogise her as “the Prime Minister brought down by Brexit”. For decades
Play buttonCharlton Athletic Good afternoonThe Telegraph - By Sam Dean and Rob BagchiAn afternoon that began with the ridiculous ended in sublime, unparalleled joy for Charlton Athletic, a club finally on the up once more after so many seasons of misery. The latest of scrappy winners,
