The Telegraphflipped into World NewsGlaciers Pyrenees glaciers to disappear within 30 years, scientists warn The Telegraph - By David ChazanGlaciers will vanish from the Pyrenees mountain range within the next 30 years because of climate change and pollution, scientists have warned. Glaciers have already shrunk by half in the past 20 years
The Telegraphflipped into TennisTennis Heather Watson says relationship with Yeovil striker Courtney Duffus has been a 'big part' of her improved form The Telegraph - By Simon BriggsBritish No 3 Heather Watson has ascribed the recent upswing in her fortunes to her flowering relationship will Yeovil Town striker Courtney Duffus – the new boyfriend she met on the finals weekend of year’s
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsMark Carney The bureaucratic Blob is winning the long war against Brexiteers The Telegraph - By Tom WelshWhy is the Government giving Mark Carney a new job? Stepping down as governor of the Bank of England, he has been handed a role advising ministers on climate change ahead of a big international environmental
The Telegraphflipped into FamilyRichard Madeley Dear Richard Madeley: I’ve started wearing an engagement ring at work to deter flirts, why is my boyfriend’s freaking out? The Telegraph - By Richard MadeleyTo discourage some flirtatious male colleagues I started wearing my mother’s engagement ring to work, and I let it be known that my boyfriend and I were engaged. It worked like a charm, which is irritating
The Telegraphflipped into BooksBooks The unsung British women who blazed a trail in the workplace The Telegraph - By Frances WilsonFrances Wilson reviews Ladies Can't Climb Ladders by Jane Robinson This is a well-worn riddle, so forgive me if you’ve heard it before. A doctor and his child are in a car crash and taken to separate When
The Telegraphflipped into World NewsDonald Trump Trump's lawyers call impeachment charges 'brazen and unlawful' The Telegraph - By Associated PressPresident Donald Trump's legal team issued a fiery response on Saturday ahead of opening arguments in his impeachment trial, while House Democrats laid out their case in forceful fashion, saying the president
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsWest Ham United How disgruntled West Ham fans are recapturing the spirit of Upton Park The Telegraph - By Matt LawMark Ward introduced “the national anthem” and for 60 seconds the 250 West Ham United supporters packed into a Leytonstone pub were transported back to Upton Park as ‘I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles’ rang
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics Labour should let women lead it - or risk damaging the party's reputation, warns contender Jess Phillips The Telegraph - By Charles HymasLabour will do itself a “disservice” and become a national “embarrassment” if it electes another man as leader, Labour leadership hopeful Jess Phillips warned on Sunday. With four women up against Keir
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesMarcus Rashford Marcus Rashford set to miss Manchester United’s trip to Anfield The Telegraph - By Mike McGrathMarcus Rashford is set to miss Manchester United’s trip to Anfield today and has raised fears he will be out for longer. The England striker, 22, aggravated a back complaint during the midweek FA Cup against
The Telegraphflipped into GardeningEnglish Gardens The Kitchen Garden Calender – the ultimate month-by-month guide to growing your own food year round The Telegraph - By Mark DiaconoGrowing even a little of what you eat weaves a thread of pleasure through the year. Your first home-grown cherry tomato wrapped in a single basil leaf becomes the taste of summer; asparagus – cut just
The Telegraphflipped into NewsBaby Boomers We vain and graceless babyboomers are still bewitched by the cult of youth The Telegraph - By Julie BurchillOf all the things you could do to offend a colleague - address them by the wrong pronoun, do something unmentionably mentalist in their You Don’t Have To Be Mad To Work Here But It Helps mug - you’d think
The Telegraphflipped into Art On the Radar: New brooms at the Royal Academy, a French farce and a big flop for the Barbican The Telegraph - By Rupert ChristiansenSpanning opera, art, history, literature and everything in between – including hot tickets for those in-the-know and the odd snippet of gossip – Rupert Christiansen's new Sunday column On the Radar gives
The Telegraphflipped into NewsUnited Kingdom'There are not many white spaces left on the world map': British adventurer on mission to find fabled source of Afghanistan's The Telegraph - By Ben FarmerA British writer and traveller is to head to a remote Afghan mountain plateau attempting to settle debate on the source of a river once synonymous with imperial ambition and Great Game intrigue. The Amu
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News Mind your language: now ‘office banter’ in the pub can get you fired The Telegraph - By Zoe StrimpelThe latest season of Cold Feet, the long-running ITV relationship drama, began on Monday night with Adam (James Nesbitt) receiving an email from work telling him he’d been suspended for “inappropriate
The Telegraphflipped into BooksBooks Is this the greatest account of rural Britain ever written? The Telegraph - By Mark BostridgeIn 1870, country parson Frances Kilvert began a diary of his ‘uneventful life’. The result, says Mark Bostridge, is sublime One hundred and fifty years ago, in January 1870, a young curate in Clyro, a
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesVernon Philander Live The Telegraph - By Rob BagchiMovement from Curran off the seam. Three slips then two slips and a catching midwicket after Elgar pops four off his hip. The left-hander trolls England by thick-edging a defensive through third slip moment
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesLondon Marathon'I plan to shave my London Marathon best by days' - wheelchair athlete Claire Lomas on why she will attempt this year's in The Telegraph - By Jim WhiteWhen it comes to competing in the marathon, Claire Lomas believes she has a unique distinction. “I think I must be the only person who has improved their personal best by a matter of days,” she says. 2012,
The Telegraphflipped into NewsHigher Education It’s time for Boris to tackle the tyrannical silencing of free speech on our campuses The Telegraph - By Iain MansfieldAcademic freedom plays a pivotal role in the recent BBC series of His Dark Materials, adapted from the best-selling books of Philip Pullman. In a world under the grip of the all-powerful Magisterium, is
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsAlisson Becker How Liverpool's Alisson replaced David de Gea as the Premier League's number one goalkeeper The Telegraph - By Chris BascombeConsider the most rapid players in the Liverpool squad and it’s unlikely goalkeeper Alisson Becker will top many lists. Yet while the Brazilian naturally leads the way with Premier League save percentages
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News How to give your career a midlife reboot - an expert guide The Telegraph - By Jessica SalterWant to start a new business but life keeps getting in the way? Feel like you’ll never smash that glass ceiling in your current job? Jessica Salter reports on the new wave of organisations helping women
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessHealth (UK) How to train your 'willpower muscle' and stick to your resolutions The Telegraph - By Katie RussellIt’s a new decade and a new you — or at least, that’s the plan. Despite previous failed attempts, you are determined that this year you’ll stick to your list of New Year’s resolutions and get fit, eat
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News I can't be the only one who loves a trip to Ikea The Telegraph - By Bryony GordonWhile many couples end up rowing at the Scandi superstore, Bryony is reminded of a favourite childhood pastime As a child, I wanted to live in a doll’s house. Doll’s houses were tiny little worlds over
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesRoyal Family Meghan faces court showdown with barrister who got Cambridge first in theoretical physics The Telegraph - By Patrick SawerGiving evidence can be nerve wracking at the best of times, particularly when being questioned by some of the country’s finest legal minds in a case already being described as the trial of the century.
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesProperty (UK) 'We knew the house would be a money pit and nearly walked away' The Telegraph - By Emma WellsRestoring a ruined Grade A listed Highland mansion was always going to take nerve. But Wendy Matheson, the owner of Boath House, near Nairn, showed mettle greater than that of the most ardent renovator.
The Telegraphflipped into FamilyBirmingham, UK Is it possible to have a Lake District adventure without a car? The Telegraph - By James ForrestIf Wordsworth had been alive in 2019, he wouldn’t have “wandered lonely as a cloud” – he’d have been stuck in a Lake District traffic jam. Imagine it for a second. Increasingly irate with road rage, it
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News Au revoir! Why I have finally given up trying to embrace my French side The Telegraph - By Marie-Claire ChappetThe greatest compliment you can give me? Tell me I look French. No, wait, tell me I look Parisian. Much better. Let’s be honest, it’s what a lot of women long to hear. There’s still a fascination with
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesDonald Cerrone McGregor: I predict a KO The Telegraph - By Gareth A Davies and Josh WhiteConor McGregor answered his critics with a blistering knockout of Donald Cerrone - brushing aside 'The Cowboy' in under 40 seconds at UFC 246. In only his second bout since 2016 - a gap filled by outside-the-cage
The Telegraphflipped into Royal FamilyPrince Harry ‘Royal history was made’: How the papers reacted to ‘Megxit’ The Telegraph - By Josh WhiteIntractable negotiations. A symbol of British decline. A divided country. No, not Brexit - Megxit. The royal row that erupted just over a week ago moved into another phase last night after the Sussexes’
The Telegraphflipped into OpinionMonarchy This is the best deal under the circumstances The Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe agreement struck between Buckingham Palace and the Sussexes hopefully brings to an end a difficult period for the Royal Family. It cannot have been easy for the Queen; it must have been very hard the
The Telegraphflipped into LifestyleRecipes Whole roasted salmon with lemon and herbs recipe The Telegraph - By Angela HartnettThis salmon is surprisingly easy, letting the oven do the work; just keep it simple and give yourself time. Preheat the oven to 220C/200C fan/Gas 7. • Place a large sheet of tin foil (large enough to the
