Beaches 'I couldn't stand by and do nothing' - Sophie Hellyer on the trip that turned her from sportswoman to activistThe Telegraph - By Pippa FieldWhat does a shoe, a toothbrush and a tampon applicator all have in common? They are all examples of plastic washing up on beaches worldwide. “I always play a game when we go to the beach: first one to
Rio Olympics Adam Gemili and Andre De Grasse exclusive interview: How sprinting's forgotten men fought back from injury tormentThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomWith a glance to his right while crossing the line to win his 200m semi-final at the Rio Olympics, Usain Bolt flashed a smile and wagged his finger at Andre De Grasse, the young Canadian who had foolishly
Caster Semenya From Wyomia Tyus to Alysia Montano: The sportswomen who have been fighting for their rights from dawn of timeThe Telegraph - By Shireen AhmedFrom the high jumper who refused to stand for the US anthem in 1959, to today’s issue-engaged football players, Shireen Ahmed traces activist sportswomen Women athletes have a tremendous history as disrupters
Apollo Missions 10 amazing holidays to celebrate the moon landingsThe Telegraph - By Chris LeadbeaterIt’s 50 years since Apollo 11 touched down, so Chris Leadbeater suggests some out-of-this-world trips to mark the occasion Wow, doesn’t a half-century go in a flash? Saturday – you may have heard it mentioned
Harry Kane Harry Kane: I'm still not over Champions League final defeatThe Telegraph - By James DuckerHarry Kane has admitted he has yet to get over Tottenham Hotspur’s Champions League final heartache - and cannot bear to watch the game back. Seven weeks have passed since Spurs’ dreams of a first European
MoonRemembering the Moon landings: John Young, the first man to orbit the Moon solo, ready to come home alone if his crewmates’The Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesThis obituary has been republished as part of The Telegraph’s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the first human landing on the Moon. John Young, who died in 2018 aged 87, was the longest-serving
Exercise It's a mistake to discourage young people from doing sport, especially when it could help them flourishThe Telegraph - By Dina Asher-SmithLike many, I was disappointed to read the headlines about schools cutting PE lessons because of exam pressures last year. At 16 years old, students are down to just 34 minutes of physical activity at per
Mauricio Pochettino Mauricio Pochettino admits he may have left Tottenham if they had won Champions LeagueThe Telegraph - By James DuckerMauricio Pochettino has admitted he would probably have quit Tottenham Hotspur had they won the Champions League final - but could not turn his back on the club after such heartache. Pochettino had been
Toulouse The Cycling Podcast – Tour de France 2019: Stage 12, Toulouse to Bagneres-de-BigorreThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe Tour de France reaches the Pyrenees and Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and François Thomazeau recap a day that saw another rider complete the full set of stage wins in the three grand tours. There was
Music Industry The Lion Sues Tonight: how the music industry screwed an unknown African singer out of a fortuneThe Telegraph - By Alex GodfreySolomon Linda, a former Zulu herdsman earning a wage at a record company packing plant, was a local legend in Johannesburg thanks to the success of his 1939 hit single Mbube. By night, his choir group
Richard Branson Richard Branson on watching Apollo 11 in his pyjamas, the future of space travel and Elon MuskThe Telegraph - By Richard BransonLast December I was in the Mojave Desert watching the launch of Virgin Galactic’s first flight into space. Hundreds of heads raised, hundreds of eyes focused; silent thoughts willing the tiny, streaking
Billie Jean King Billie Jean King exclusive: 'We're having a second wave of sports activists. It's in the air'The Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareFor Billie Jean King - surely the greatest activist in the history of sport - the sense that a movement is building is undeniable. After a summer in which the World Cup became the most talked-about event
Neil Armstrong Apollo 11: The inside story from rivalry between the astronauts to Buzz Aldrin's secret tragedyThe Telegraph - By Robert Stone and Alan AndresFifty years ago, Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon. Here, Robert Stone and Alan Andres tell the story of a journey that changed the world It was a glorious New York tradition,
Indonesia Pictures of the Day: 19 July 2019The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 14 View All Skip Ad
Chris Grayling Breathalysers could be fitted inside the vehicles of convicted drink- driversThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickBreathalysers could be fitted inside the vehicles of convicted drink- drivers under new government proposals. The Department for Transport is looking into installing so-called “alcolocks” - fitted on French
Peugeot UK’s rarest cars: 1985 Peugeot 505 GTi, one of only two left on British roadsThe Telegraph - By Andrew RobertsWell, when was the last time you saw a large Peugeot saloon of any description, even among the more recent models, let alone one of only two examples still roadworthy? “People tend to look and stare, to
Moon Memories from the Moon landing: where were you the day Neil Armstrong made 'one giant leap for mankind'?The Telegraph - By Joe Shute and Luke Mintz and Cara McGooganOn 20th July 1969, an estimated 530 million people watched the Moon landing live on television. To mark its 50th anniversary, the Telegraph asks: where were you the moment Apollo 11 touched down? I was
London Underground London Tube passengers to get 4G reception on Underground from next yearThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersTube passengers will have access to the 4G network anywhere on the London Underground by the mid-2020s, Transport for London (TfL) has revealed. The Jubilee Line will be the first to benefit, with the
Politics Brandon Lewis admits he cannot guarantee that every eligible member gets a vote in leadership contestThe Telegraph - By Christopher Hope and Theodora LouloudisBrandon Lewis has refused to guarantee that every Conservative party member has been able to vote in the leadership election because of a catalogue of errors. The Tory party chairman told The Telegraph's
Apollo Missions Apollo 11 launch: The women who helped to put a man on the moonThe Telegraph - By Eleanor SteafelAs the Apollo 11 countdown began, JoAnn Morgan was the only female allowed into the Firing Room. Eleanor Steafel hears how she, and two other exceptional women, fought for their place at Nasa – and in
Jeremy Hunt Jeremy Hunt anger whips after claiming he was told he could skip no-deal Brexit voteThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerJeremy Hunt failed to turn up for Thursday's crucial vote despite being told by whips that he had to be there. The Foreign Secretary claimed he had abstained by accident because he thought he had been
Euro As the pound nears parity with the euro, how much lower can it go?The Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerHow much lower can the pound sterling go? Quite a bit if history is any guide. Those preparing to holiday in either Europe or the US this summer can only look on and weep. If foolish enough to change money
Seafood Friday night dinner: Seafood paellaThe Telegraph - By Eleanor SteafelOnce a year, my dad makes paella. I say he makes paella, what he actually does is stand behind a large paella pan, balanced precariously on a gas burner in the garden, and dole out instructions. “Can get
Joni MitchellElliot Roberts, rock manager who nurtured the career of Neil Young, and other stars such as Joni Mitchell, Tom Petty andThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesElliot Roberts, who has died aged 76, was a rock manager who boasted a stellar roster of clients that included Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, the Eagles and Jackson Browne; he became a pivotal figure in the
David Attenborough Voters don't want the green campaigners' extreme climate policiesThe Telegraph - By Bjorn LomborgThe renowned naturalist and climate change campaigner Sir David Attenborough believes governments should face a reckoning for their failure to tackle global warming. Speaking recently about the US and
Play buttonTom Cruise Tom Cruise surprises Comic Con with release of trailer for Top Gun sequel MaverickThe Telegraph - By Telegraph Film"Top Gun" roared back on Thursday when Tom Cruise made a surprise appearance at Comic-Con to show the first trailer for the long-awaited sequel to his military action movie. Top Gun: Maverick - set to
Investing Questor: after the shock of Royal Mail’s dividend cut, a rather more reassuring updateThe Telegraph - By Richard EvansQuestor Income Portfolio: ‘Nothing has changed’ was the company’s message to shareholders this week. But there was a surprise lurking in Premier Oil’s statement It was a blow for this column when in May
Judi Dench Cats movie trailer: 'Terrifying and insane' teaser leaves internet horrifiedThe Telegraph - By Telegraph FilmThe star-laden movie version of hit stage musical "Cats" released its first trailer on Thursday, but first impressions were far from cuddly. The movie, to be released in December, features Taylor Swift
Microsoft Microsoft extends lead as world's most valuable company with record profitsThe Telegraph - By James TitcombMicrosoft has extended its lead over Apple as the world’s biggest listed company after beating investors’ expectations with a jump in profits. The Seattle software giant surpassed Wall Street forecasts
Play buttonLin-Manuel Miranda 'His Dark Materials' TV series: Star Lin-Manuel Miranda says books hold 'special place in my heart'The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersLin-Manuel Miranda said it was an easy decision to say yes to starring in the TV adaptation of His Dark Materials. Miranda was joined by his co-stars Dafne Keen, James McAvoy and Ruth Wilson for a panel
Beaches 'I couldn't stand by and do nothing' - Sophie Hellyer on the trip that turned her from sportswoman to activistThe Telegraph - By Pippa FieldWhat does a shoe, a toothbrush and a tampon applicator all have in common? They are all examples of plastic washing up on beaches worldwide. “I always play a game when we go to the beach: first one to
Rio Olympics Adam Gemili and Andre De Grasse exclusive interview: How sprinting's forgotten men fought back from injury tormentThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomWith a glance to his right while crossing the line to win his 200m semi-final at the Rio Olympics, Usain Bolt flashed a smile and wagged his finger at Andre De Grasse, the young Canadian who had foolishly
Caster Semenya From Wyomia Tyus to Alysia Montano: The sportswomen who have been fighting for their rights from dawn of timeThe Telegraph - By Shireen AhmedFrom the high jumper who refused to stand for the US anthem in 1959, to today’s issue-engaged football players, Shireen Ahmed traces activist sportswomen Women athletes have a tremendous history as disrupters
Apollo Missions 10 amazing holidays to celebrate the moon landingsThe Telegraph - By Chris LeadbeaterIt’s 50 years since Apollo 11 touched down, so Chris Leadbeater suggests some out-of-this-world trips to mark the occasion Wow, doesn’t a half-century go in a flash? Saturday – you may have heard it mentioned
Harry Kane Harry Kane: I'm still not over Champions League final defeatThe Telegraph - By James DuckerHarry Kane has admitted he has yet to get over Tottenham Hotspur’s Champions League final heartache - and cannot bear to watch the game back. Seven weeks have passed since Spurs’ dreams of a first European
MoonRemembering the Moon landings: John Young, the first man to orbit the Moon solo, ready to come home alone if his crewmates’The Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesThis obituary has been republished as part of The Telegraph’s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the first human landing on the Moon. John Young, who died in 2018 aged 87, was the longest-serving
Exercise It's a mistake to discourage young people from doing sport, especially when it could help them flourishThe Telegraph - By Dina Asher-SmithLike many, I was disappointed to read the headlines about schools cutting PE lessons because of exam pressures last year. At 16 years old, students are down to just 34 minutes of physical activity at per
Mauricio Pochettino Mauricio Pochettino admits he may have left Tottenham if they had won Champions LeagueThe Telegraph - By James DuckerMauricio Pochettino has admitted he would probably have quit Tottenham Hotspur had they won the Champions League final - but could not turn his back on the club after such heartache. Pochettino had been
Toulouse The Cycling Podcast – Tour de France 2019: Stage 12, Toulouse to Bagneres-de-BigorreThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportThe Tour de France reaches the Pyrenees and Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and François Thomazeau recap a day that saw another rider complete the full set of stage wins in the three grand tours. There was
Music Industry The Lion Sues Tonight: how the music industry screwed an unknown African singer out of a fortuneThe Telegraph - By Alex GodfreySolomon Linda, a former Zulu herdsman earning a wage at a record company packing plant, was a local legend in Johannesburg thanks to the success of his 1939 hit single Mbube. By night, his choir group
Richard Branson Richard Branson on watching Apollo 11 in his pyjamas, the future of space travel and Elon MuskThe Telegraph - By Richard BransonLast December I was in the Mojave Desert watching the launch of Virgin Galactic’s first flight into space. Hundreds of heads raised, hundreds of eyes focused; silent thoughts willing the tiny, streaking
Billie Jean King Billie Jean King exclusive: 'We're having a second wave of sports activists. It's in the air'The Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareFor Billie Jean King - surely the greatest activist in the history of sport - the sense that a movement is building is undeniable. After a summer in which the World Cup became the most talked-about event
Neil Armstrong Apollo 11: The inside story from rivalry between the astronauts to Buzz Aldrin's secret tragedyThe Telegraph - By Robert Stone and Alan AndresFifty years ago, Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon. Here, Robert Stone and Alan Andres tell the story of a journey that changed the world It was a glorious New York tradition,
Indonesia Pictures of the Day: 19 July 2019The Telegraph Previous slide Next slide 1 of 14 View All Skip Ad
Chris Grayling Breathalysers could be fitted inside the vehicles of convicted drink- driversThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickBreathalysers could be fitted inside the vehicles of convicted drink- drivers under new government proposals. The Department for Transport is looking into installing so-called “alcolocks” - fitted on French
Peugeot UK’s rarest cars: 1985 Peugeot 505 GTi, one of only two left on British roadsThe Telegraph - By Andrew RobertsWell, when was the last time you saw a large Peugeot saloon of any description, even among the more recent models, let alone one of only two examples still roadworthy? “People tend to look and stare, to
Moon Memories from the Moon landing: where were you the day Neil Armstrong made 'one giant leap for mankind'?The Telegraph - By Joe Shute and Luke Mintz and Cara McGooganOn 20th July 1969, an estimated 530 million people watched the Moon landing live on television. To mark its 50th anniversary, the Telegraph asks: where were you the moment Apollo 11 touched down? I was
London Underground London Tube passengers to get 4G reception on Underground from next yearThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersTube passengers will have access to the 4G network anywhere on the London Underground by the mid-2020s, Transport for London (TfL) has revealed. The Jubilee Line will be the first to benefit, with the
Politics Brandon Lewis admits he cannot guarantee that every eligible member gets a vote in leadership contestThe Telegraph - By Christopher Hope and Theodora LouloudisBrandon Lewis has refused to guarantee that every Conservative party member has been able to vote in the leadership election because of a catalogue of errors. The Tory party chairman told The Telegraph's
Apollo Missions Apollo 11 launch: The women who helped to put a man on the moonThe Telegraph - By Eleanor SteafelAs the Apollo 11 countdown began, JoAnn Morgan was the only female allowed into the Firing Room. Eleanor Steafel hears how she, and two other exceptional women, fought for their place at Nasa – and in
Jeremy Hunt Jeremy Hunt anger whips after claiming he was told he could skip no-deal Brexit voteThe Telegraph - By Gordon RaynerJeremy Hunt failed to turn up for Thursday's crucial vote despite being told by whips that he had to be there. The Foreign Secretary claimed he had abstained by accident because he thought he had been
Euro As the pound nears parity with the euro, how much lower can it go?The Telegraph - By Jeremy WarnerHow much lower can the pound sterling go? Quite a bit if history is any guide. Those preparing to holiday in either Europe or the US this summer can only look on and weep. If foolish enough to change money
Seafood Friday night dinner: Seafood paellaThe Telegraph - By Eleanor SteafelOnce a year, my dad makes paella. I say he makes paella, what he actually does is stand behind a large paella pan, balanced precariously on a gas burner in the garden, and dole out instructions. “Can get
Joni MitchellElliot Roberts, rock manager who nurtured the career of Neil Young, and other stars such as Joni Mitchell, Tom Petty andThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesElliot Roberts, who has died aged 76, was a rock manager who boasted a stellar roster of clients that included Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, the Eagles and Jackson Browne; he became a pivotal figure in the
David Attenborough Voters don't want the green campaigners' extreme climate policiesThe Telegraph - By Bjorn LomborgThe renowned naturalist and climate change campaigner Sir David Attenborough believes governments should face a reckoning for their failure to tackle global warming. Speaking recently about the US and
Play buttonTom Cruise Tom Cruise surprises Comic Con with release of trailer for Top Gun sequel MaverickThe Telegraph - By Telegraph Film"Top Gun" roared back on Thursday when Tom Cruise made a surprise appearance at Comic-Con to show the first trailer for the long-awaited sequel to his military action movie. Top Gun: Maverick - set to
Investing Questor: after the shock of Royal Mail’s dividend cut, a rather more reassuring updateThe Telegraph - By Richard EvansQuestor Income Portfolio: ‘Nothing has changed’ was the company’s message to shareholders this week. But there was a surprise lurking in Premier Oil’s statement It was a blow for this column when in May
Judi Dench Cats movie trailer: 'Terrifying and insane' teaser leaves internet horrifiedThe Telegraph - By Telegraph FilmThe star-laden movie version of hit stage musical "Cats" released its first trailer on Thursday, but first impressions were far from cuddly. The movie, to be released in December, features Taylor Swift
Microsoft Microsoft extends lead as world's most valuable company with record profitsThe Telegraph - By James TitcombMicrosoft has extended its lead over Apple as the world’s biggest listed company after beating investors’ expectations with a jump in profits. The Seattle software giant surpassed Wall Street forecasts
Play buttonLin-Manuel Miranda 'His Dark Materials' TV series: Star Lin-Manuel Miranda says books hold 'special place in my heart'The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersLin-Manuel Miranda said it was an easy decision to say yes to starring in the TV adaptation of His Dark Materials. Miranda was joined by his co-stars Dafne Keen, James McAvoy and Ruth Wilson for a panel
