Netball Who will become England Netball's next head coach? The five contenders to replace Tracey NevilleThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasTracey Neville brought the curtain down on her four-year career as England head coach last Sunday after watching her side pick up the consolation of another World Cup bronze medal. Speaking after England’s
Books Glorious Goodwood by James Peill, review: Huntin', shootin', fishin', racin'The Telegraph - By Anne de CourcyThe title "Duke of Richmond", like so many, stems from the extramarital activities of Charles II. The king had developed a passion for Louise de Kérouaille, a round-faced young Frenchwoman whom he had
Boris Johnson What does Boris' first day in office hold? How his diary looks ahead of appointing his cabinetThe Telegraph - By Asa BennettThe first day in a job is always a big moment. Boris Johnson can expect a lot on his plate as he becomes the 55th prime minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. His in-tray will be packed, leaving
Mauricio Pochettino Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino vents frustration at being blamed for failed signingsThe Telegraph - By James DuckerMauricio Pochettino has vented his frustration at being the one to shoulder the blame at Tottenham Hotspur when signings fail. Vincent Janssen’s miserable spell at Spurs came to end on Tuesday when the
Gymnastics Introducing the Telegraph Tokyo Eight - the future stars targeting gold in 2020The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportOver the next year, The Telegraph will track the progress of our Tokyo Eight – athletes with a vast range of backgrounds and ages, but united by the dream of glory in Japan. Here, they reveal what inspired
Aston Martin LiveThe Telegraph - By Louis Ashworth Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register for free and access one Premium article per week Or unlock all Premium articles. Free for 30 days, then just £1 per week
Sheffield Jared O'Mara's aide uses MP's Twitter account to denounce him as 'erratic'The Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesAn MP has been denounced in his own Twitter feed in what appeared to be a dramatic online resignation by a member of his staff. Jared O'Mara, the MP for Sheffield Hallam who sits as an independent after
Robert Mueller Trump lashes out at Mueller's 'Never Trumper' legal aide ahead of grilling by CongressThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffFormer Trump-Russia special counsel Robert Mueller finally faces congressional interrogators on Wednesday, testifying in televised hearings that Democrats hope will weaken President Donald Trump's reelection
Boris Johnson LiveThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeBoris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt are locked in a "Mexican standoff" over the latter's future, as Britain's next leader prepares... Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register
Andy Murray Andy Murray to play doubles with brother Jamie at Washington's Citi OpenThe Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareAndy Murray will continue his comeback from hip surgery next week by playing doubles with older brother Jamie at the Citi Open in Washington D.C. It will be Murray's fourth event in seven weeks, as he
Tipping Moral Money: 'I don't tip waiters because I believe the restaurants keep the cash'The Telegraph - By Lauren DavidsonI read a few years ago about well-known, high street restaurants taking waiters' tips for their own pocket. Since then I have refused to leave a tip – why should I pay 10pc or more above the price advertised
Tokyo 2020 Tokyo 2020 Olympics: How ready is host city with one year to go?The Telegraph - By Ben BloomWith exactly one year to go until Tokyo 2020 kicks off, here is a look at how ready the host city is for the Olympic Games. Tokyo 2020 organisers have used a staggered system to sell tickets, with first
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson has a tough task ahead - with a wafer-thin majority to deliver his Brexit planThe Telegraph - By Ashley Kirk and Daniel CapurroHaving now secured the Conservative leadership, Boris Johnson might hope to turn over a new leaf for the Conservative Party, but he inherits a party as divided as ever over Brexit and a shrinking majority.
Love Island ITV profits fall but Love Island helps limit slide in advertising revenueThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerITV saw its revenues and profits slump in the first half of 2019 despite the success of reality TV show Love Island helping to limit a slide in advertising income. The broadcaster saw its pre-tax profit
Love Island Love Island set to couple up in 2020 with two series a yearThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersHit ITV show Love Island will run for two series next year, the broadcaster said. The show has been viewed by more than six million people at its peak this year and will be heading to Africa and Europe
Tan France Queer Eye's Tan France: I was terrified I would enrage God if I kissed another manThe Telegraph - By Luke MintzAs a child, Tan France was terrified he would enrage God if he ever kissed another man. Raised in a strict Muslim family in Doncaster, he went to the mosque every day after school, socialising only with
Moon With TV still too basic in 1969, the Moon landing found its true home on radioThe Telegraph - By Charlotte RuncieAn estimated 600 m people around the world watched the Moon landing live on television in 1969, the pictures grainy and indistinct. I was born in the Eighties and my earliest memories of learning about
Netflix The Great Hack review: This Netflix documentary is incomplete but deeply disturbingThe Telegraph - By Gabriel TateCambridge Analytica: players or chancers? Probably not as big as its executives bragged at their height, but an awful lot more involved in electoral chicanery than they would now like us to believe in
Personal Finance (UK) 'Lidl refused to refund my purchase without a paper receipt. What rights do I have?'The Telegraph - By Katie MorleyHas a company treated you unfairly? Our consumer champion, Katie Morley, is here to help. For how to contact her click here. I bought a mattress cover from Lidl and when I got home I found it was unsuitable.
Edinburgh Festival Pictures of the Day: 24 July 2019The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 17 View All Skip Ad
Nîmes The Cycling Podcast – Tour de France 2019: Stage 16, Nimes to NimesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe Tour de France resumed after its rest day with a loop into the stunning countryside around Nîmes. With so many aggressive days of racing behind them, and with the Alps to come, it was hardly surprising
Autos (UK) Skoda Superb review: tiny changes to this Czech chariot make it better than ever – and one of our all-time favourite carsThe Telegraph - By Alex RobbinsIt’s all in the badging on the back. See? Instead of the familiar roundel, the tail end of the new Skoda Superb now features its maker’s name picked out in individual chrome lettering. That’s how you tell
Boris Johnson 'Keep calm and carry on': How the world reacted to Boris Johnson becoming Prime MinisterThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffBoris Johnson has been congratulated by world leaders as he prepares to become prime minister - but received a mixed reception from the international media. After defeating Jeremy Hunt in the Tory leadership
Play buttonNaomi Campbell Naomi Campbell's right: In-flight germ levels can be sky-highThe Telegraph - By Anna HartSupermodel Naomi Campbell has always been a poster girl, not simply for global brands such as Louis Vuitton and L’Oreal, but for doing whatever the hell she wants. This week, the 49-year-old posted a video
Conservative Party Boris Johnson may now be leader of the Conservative party, but can he survive as Prime Minister?The Telegraph - By Vernon BogdanorYesterday, Boris Johnson was chosen as leader of the Conservative Party. Today he will be appointed Prime Minister by the Queen: the first Premier chosen by party members rather than solely by MPs, although
Boris Johnson Can Boris finally win the battle for the soul of the Tory party?The Telegraph - By Ross ClarkHow morally uplifting it must seem for Anne Milton, Alan Duncan, Rory Stewart and others about to resign at the news that Boris Johnson has won the Conservative leadership election. For an entire five
Iceland Feeling the heat? The economy might wilt in the sunshine tooThe Telegraph - By Tim Wallace and Mason Boycott-OwenPrepare for stuffy nights, sweaty offices and crowded beaches: the heat wave is upon us. From a balmy 25°C, or 77 fahrenheit, in Glasgow and Edinburgh to a sweltering 35 in London, tomorrow promises to
Investing Amazon shares too expensive? Use this trick to buy tech stocks at a 9.5pc discountThe Telegraph - By Taha LokhandwalaInvestors could be buying into the world’s biggest technology stocks at bargain prices as two specialist investment trusts have "inexplicable" discounted shares. The £2bn Polar Capital Technology Trust
Comets Dick Richards, drummer who shot to fame with Bill Haley and his Comets at the dawn of rock’n’roll – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesDick Richards, who has died aged 95, was a member of Bill Haley and the Comets at the height of their fame; although he did not play on their best-known recordings, he was the onstage drummer between and
Netball Who will become England Netball's next head coach? The five contenders to replace Tracey NevilleThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasTracey Neville brought the curtain down on her four-year career as England head coach last Sunday after watching her side pick up the consolation of another World Cup bronze medal. Speaking after England’s
Books Glorious Goodwood by James Peill, review: Huntin', shootin', fishin', racin'The Telegraph - By Anne de CourcyThe title "Duke of Richmond", like so many, stems from the extramarital activities of Charles II. The king had developed a passion for Louise de Kérouaille, a round-faced young Frenchwoman whom he had
Boris Johnson What does Boris' first day in office hold? How his diary looks ahead of appointing his cabinetThe Telegraph - By Asa BennettThe first day in a job is always a big moment. Boris Johnson can expect a lot on his plate as he becomes the 55th prime minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. His in-tray will be packed, leaving
Mauricio Pochettino Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino vents frustration at being blamed for failed signingsThe Telegraph - By James DuckerMauricio Pochettino has vented his frustration at being the one to shoulder the blame at Tottenham Hotspur when signings fail. Vincent Janssen’s miserable spell at Spurs came to end on Tuesday when the
Gymnastics Introducing the Telegraph Tokyo Eight - the future stars targeting gold in 2020The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportOver the next year, The Telegraph will track the progress of our Tokyo Eight – athletes with a vast range of backgrounds and ages, but united by the dream of glory in Japan. Here, they reveal what inspired
Aston Martin LiveThe Telegraph - By Louis Ashworth Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register for free and access one Premium article per week Or unlock all Premium articles. Free for 30 days, then just £1 per week
Sheffield Jared O'Mara's aide uses MP's Twitter account to denounce him as 'erratic'The Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesAn MP has been denounced in his own Twitter feed in what appeared to be a dramatic online resignation by a member of his staff. Jared O'Mara, the MP for Sheffield Hallam who sits as an independent after
Robert Mueller Trump lashes out at Mueller's 'Never Trumper' legal aide ahead of grilling by CongressThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffFormer Trump-Russia special counsel Robert Mueller finally faces congressional interrogators on Wednesday, testifying in televised hearings that Democrats hope will weaken President Donald Trump's reelection
Boris Johnson LiveThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeBoris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt are locked in a "Mexican standoff" over the latter's future, as Britain's next leader prepares... Start a 30-day free trial for unlimited access to Premium articles Register
Andy Murray Andy Murray to play doubles with brother Jamie at Washington's Citi OpenThe Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareAndy Murray will continue his comeback from hip surgery next week by playing doubles with older brother Jamie at the Citi Open in Washington D.C. It will be Murray's fourth event in seven weeks, as he
Tipping Moral Money: 'I don't tip waiters because I believe the restaurants keep the cash'The Telegraph - By Lauren DavidsonI read a few years ago about well-known, high street restaurants taking waiters' tips for their own pocket. Since then I have refused to leave a tip – why should I pay 10pc or more above the price advertised
Tokyo 2020 Tokyo 2020 Olympics: How ready is host city with one year to go?The Telegraph - By Ben BloomWith exactly one year to go until Tokyo 2020 kicks off, here is a look at how ready the host city is for the Olympic Games. Tokyo 2020 organisers have used a staggered system to sell tickets, with first
Boris Johnson Boris Johnson has a tough task ahead - with a wafer-thin majority to deliver his Brexit planThe Telegraph - By Ashley Kirk and Daniel CapurroHaving now secured the Conservative leadership, Boris Johnson might hope to turn over a new leaf for the Conservative Party, but he inherits a party as divided as ever over Brexit and a shrinking majority.
Love Island ITV profits fall but Love Island helps limit slide in advertising revenueThe Telegraph - By Michael O'DwyerITV saw its revenues and profits slump in the first half of 2019 despite the success of reality TV show Love Island helping to limit a slide in advertising income. The broadcaster saw its pre-tax profit
Love Island Love Island set to couple up in 2020 with two series a yearThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersHit ITV show Love Island will run for two series next year, the broadcaster said. The show has been viewed by more than six million people at its peak this year and will be heading to Africa and Europe
Tan France Queer Eye's Tan France: I was terrified I would enrage God if I kissed another manThe Telegraph - By Luke MintzAs a child, Tan France was terrified he would enrage God if he ever kissed another man. Raised in a strict Muslim family in Doncaster, he went to the mosque every day after school, socialising only with
Moon With TV still too basic in 1969, the Moon landing found its true home on radioThe Telegraph - By Charlotte RuncieAn estimated 600 m people around the world watched the Moon landing live on television in 1969, the pictures grainy and indistinct. I was born in the Eighties and my earliest memories of learning about
Netflix The Great Hack review: This Netflix documentary is incomplete but deeply disturbingThe Telegraph - By Gabriel TateCambridge Analytica: players or chancers? Probably not as big as its executives bragged at their height, but an awful lot more involved in electoral chicanery than they would now like us to believe in
Personal Finance (UK) 'Lidl refused to refund my purchase without a paper receipt. What rights do I have?'The Telegraph - By Katie MorleyHas a company treated you unfairly? Our consumer champion, Katie Morley, is here to help. For how to contact her click here. I bought a mattress cover from Lidl and when I got home I found it was unsuitable.
Edinburgh Festival Pictures of the Day: 24 July 2019The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 17 View All Skip Ad
Nîmes The Cycling Podcast – Tour de France 2019: Stage 16, Nimes to NimesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe Tour de France resumed after its rest day with a loop into the stunning countryside around Nîmes. With so many aggressive days of racing behind them, and with the Alps to come, it was hardly surprising
Autos (UK) Skoda Superb review: tiny changes to this Czech chariot make it better than ever – and one of our all-time favourite carsThe Telegraph - By Alex RobbinsIt’s all in the badging on the back. See? Instead of the familiar roundel, the tail end of the new Skoda Superb now features its maker’s name picked out in individual chrome lettering. That’s how you tell
Boris Johnson 'Keep calm and carry on': How the world reacted to Boris Johnson becoming Prime MinisterThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffBoris Johnson has been congratulated by world leaders as he prepares to become prime minister - but received a mixed reception from the international media. After defeating Jeremy Hunt in the Tory leadership
Play buttonNaomi Campbell Naomi Campbell's right: In-flight germ levels can be sky-highThe Telegraph - By Anna HartSupermodel Naomi Campbell has always been a poster girl, not simply for global brands such as Louis Vuitton and L’Oreal, but for doing whatever the hell she wants. This week, the 49-year-old posted a video
Conservative Party Boris Johnson may now be leader of the Conservative party, but can he survive as Prime Minister?The Telegraph - By Vernon BogdanorYesterday, Boris Johnson was chosen as leader of the Conservative Party. Today he will be appointed Prime Minister by the Queen: the first Premier chosen by party members rather than solely by MPs, although
Boris Johnson Can Boris finally win the battle for the soul of the Tory party?The Telegraph - By Ross ClarkHow morally uplifting it must seem for Anne Milton, Alan Duncan, Rory Stewart and others about to resign at the news that Boris Johnson has won the Conservative leadership election. For an entire five
Iceland Feeling the heat? The economy might wilt in the sunshine tooThe Telegraph - By Tim Wallace and Mason Boycott-OwenPrepare for stuffy nights, sweaty offices and crowded beaches: the heat wave is upon us. From a balmy 25°C, or 77 fahrenheit, in Glasgow and Edinburgh to a sweltering 35 in London, tomorrow promises to
Investing Amazon shares too expensive? Use this trick to buy tech stocks at a 9.5pc discountThe Telegraph - By Taha LokhandwalaInvestors could be buying into the world’s biggest technology stocks at bargain prices as two specialist investment trusts have "inexplicable" discounted shares. The £2bn Polar Capital Technology Trust
Comets Dick Richards, drummer who shot to fame with Bill Haley and his Comets at the dawn of rock’n’roll – obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesDick Richards, who has died aged 95, was a member of Bill Haley and the Comets at the height of their fame; although he did not play on their best-known recordings, he was the onstage drummer between and
