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The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesRugby UnionMarlie Packer exclusive interview: 'I don’t know how much shelf life I’ve got left, but I want to be there to get that RugbyThe Telegraph - By Fiona TomasBefore Marlie Packer starts any rugby game, her phone lights up with a text ending with the hashtag: ‘#onlyagirl.’ Courtesy of a family friend, the mantra has become immortalized into a pre-match reading
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessHealth (UK) 'The human connection is crucial': how doctors deliver bad news to terminal patients – and the toll it takesThe Telegraph - By Tomé Morrissy-SwanIt's the dreaded moment nobody wants to hear: you've only got months to live. It can come as a shock, or it might not be a surprise; either way, it will be a bombshell for patient, friends and family,
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessInvesting Lloyd's scores victory in £600m legal case with shareholdersThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellLloyds has seen off a landmark £600m lawsuit from its own shareholders over the disastrous acquisition of rival HBOS in 2008. Almost 6,000 retail shareholders and 300 institutions claimed they were misled
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesAutos (UK) The 100 best cars ever made: the definitive ranking of the world's greatest automobilesThe Telegraph - By Andrew EnglishHow can you compare an old Mini with a brand new Rolls-Royce? It’s simple, you can’t. The former exists in the world of the 1950s where there were barely four million cars on our roads compared with more
The Telegraphflipped into Telegraph recipesRecipes Prawn, coconut and tomato curry recipeThe Telegraph - By Diana HenryDiced pumpkin or red lentils are good in this – just add a bit more liquid. Toast the mustard, coriander and cumin seeds in a small dry frying pan, shaking it every so often, until you can see the seeds
The Telegraphflipped into Telegraph recipesRecipes Macaroni cheese with bacon and whisky recipeThe Telegraph - By Diana HenryAn old favourite given a slightly Scottish accent. Be careful not to overcook the pasta, or you’ll end up with a claggy dish. Preheat the oven to 190C/ 180C fan*/gas mark 5. • Melt the butter in a large
The Telegraphflipped into Telegraph recipesRecipes Roast pumpkin and bulgur wheat with preserved lemon, feta and almonds recipeThe Telegraph - By Diana HenryIf you can’t find barberries, use dried sour cherries or cranberries instead. Preheat the oven to 190C/180C fan*/gas mark 5. • Put the pumpkin into a roasting tin where all the pieces can lie in a single
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBroadband Labour is pursuing fantasy economics with hare-brained scheme to nationalise BTThe Telegraph - By Ben MarlowWe all know how frustrating sub-standard broadband is. The connection keeps kicking out, or is so slow that your browser freezes. And don’t even try moving to another part of the house. Well, fear not,
The Telegraphflipped into NewsUK News UK weather: Ten thousand homes planned for high-risk flood plains, analysis revealsThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesClose to 10,000 new homes are set to be built on high-risk flood plains across England, according to analysis by Greenpeace UK. As the rain continues to batter northern parts of the country, the conservation
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsEconomics Our past debt crises show what a disaster Corbynomics would beThe Telegraph - By Lee RotherhamLabour’s wild-eyed borrowing ambitions are not a national innovation. Bad debt has been with us as a country for two thousand years. Britain’s first recorded debt crisis happened in AD 60. Technically,
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesGareth Southgate What is England's strongest XI? Our football writers pick their teams to start at Euro 2020The Telegraph - By Jason Burt and Paul Hayward and Sam Wallace and Matt LawEngland sealed Euro 2020 qualification by hitting seven past Montenegro on Thursday night to celebrate their 1,000th match in emphatic fashion. The Three Lions secured top spot in Group A and a return
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBusiness Non-Standard Finance slumps on more bad newsThe Telegraph - By Harriet RussellA sluggish third quarter marred by lower volumes in its guarantor loans business has prompted doorstep lender Non-Standard Finance to re-evaluate its growth targets and sent shares crashing. The London-listed
The Telegraphflipped into PoliticsPolitics 'I'm no Corbyn lover, but this one sounds like a winner' - Telegraph readers on this week's top storiesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReadersNigel Farage started the week by offering an olive branch to Boris Johnson and the Tories as he announced that the Brexit Party will stand aside in the 317 seats won by the Conservatives in the 2017 general
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsEmploymentJamie Cureton, the first player to score in England's top nine divisions: 'In front of 60,000 or 60, the buzz of a goal feelsThe Telegraph - By Jim WhiteWhen Jamie Cureton scored for Enfield FC on October 24, he established the most unlikely record: the nimble, fleet-heeled striker became the first footballer in history to score in every level, from the
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesIslamic State (ISIS) US and Europe clash over fate of Isil suspects in Syria as Turkey begins deportationsThe Telegraph - By Josie EnsorThe US clashed with Europe on Thursday over the fate of Islamic State members detained in Syria, as Turkey drew up a list of a thousand suspects it planned to deport. European countries are refusing the
The Telegraphflipped into NewsBullying To save banter from itself, we need an honest national conversation about bullyingThe Telegraph - By Dan RaisbeckBanter. It’s a word, often shouted with a big exclamation mark, that means different things to different people. Maybe you associate it with lad culture and the wild weekends of stag and hen parties. it
The Telegraphflipped into InvestingInvesting How Labour's plan to nationalise BT will leave shareholders out of pocketThe Telegraph - By Harry BrennanBT shareholders could be left with low-yielding government bonds at risk of plummeting in value if Jeremy Corbyn fulfills his pledge to nationalise large swathes of the firm on the back of a Labour election
The Telegraphflipped into BusinessBusiness Future buys Barcroft Studios and raises outlook as shares keep risingThe Telegraph - By Simon FoyFuture has added a television production company to its stable and raised its outlook after strong results following a string of acquisitions. Pre-tax profit soared 189pc to £12.7m while revenue rose £100m
The Telegraphflipped into WomenCancer 'My friend has breast cancer - I don't know how to speak to her'The Telegraph - By Annabel Rivkin and Emilie McMeekanI haven’t seen my great friend since she’s been diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer and I am ashamed to say that I am dreading it. I’m worried that I’ll say the wrong thing and upset her, or cry and it
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesFootball (Soccer) WSL fans share their verdict on the season so far ahead of women's football weekendThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReadersThis weekend the FA's Women's Football Weekend takes place with four of the six fixtures in the Women's Super League this Sunday taking place at men's stadia. In what has been a record breaking year for
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesManchester UnitedCasey Stoney exclusive interview: Man Utd manager on showing her emotions, reticence to equal pay contracts and stickingThe Telegraph - By Molly McElweeCasey Stoney shakes her head. As a female manager, getting animated on the touchline seems to cause all manner of social meltdowns. “That’s the thing that frustrates me,” she says, “a male does the same
The Telegraphflipped into Football NewsEnglish Premier League Premier League November audit, part four: Southampton to Wolves - how has your club's season gone so far?The Telegraph - By Jeremy Wilson and Alistair Tweedale and Rob Bagchi and Sam Dean and John PercyIt's the international window, which means the Premier League clubs have a two-week break and a chance to take stock of how the new season is progressing. We have asked our writers to give their verdicts
The Telegraphflipped into ArtCoconut Feast & Fast: the Art of Food in Europe review, Fitzwilliam - a banquet of morsels to tickle the taste budsThe Telegraph - By Alastair SookeI’m looking at a lovely bunch of coconuts. Two coconuts, to be precise: dark, hollowed-out shells, denuded of bristles and polished so that they gleam with the lustre of obsidian, and mounted in silver
The Telegraphflipped into BeautyBeauty Welcome to the Stella Smart Beauty BoardThe TelegraphAre you someone who likes to be kept up-to-date with the latest beauty trials, trends and industry events? Sign up to the Stella Smart Beauty Board and you could be part of an exclusive panel helping to
The Telegraphflipped into All StorieseCommerce 13 Black Friday shopping hacks: How to shop online like a proThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersIn recent years the Black Friday and Cyber Monday online sales have become an essential part of the holiday season shopping calendar. With prices cut on gadgets, clothing and big-budget tech, it is renowned
The Telegraphflipped into All StoriesConsumer Protection 11 tips for staying safe shopping online on Black FridayThe Telegraph - By Lela LondonDespite drawing immense in-store crowds in the US, Black Friday is a thoroughly online affair for us Brits. We make millions of purchases and save thousands of pounds — and can do it all from the comfort
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News We the public fear Harry and Meghan are snubbing usThe Telegraph - By Judith WoodsThe optics aren't great, but nobody should blame a vulnerable new mother, even a duchess married to a prince, for craving a quiet Christmas with her closest family, says Judith Woods Deck the halls, crack
The Telegraphflipped into WomenWomen's News Why I think we Brits should celebrate ThanksgivingThe Telegraph - By Sarah IvensUntil I moved to New York in 2005, Thanksgiving was one of those American clichés I’d only seen in films or on TV. I knew that it was a family celebratory dinner that takes place each November (it falls
The Telegraphflipped into Health and FitnessHealth (UK) Strictly’s Kelvin Fletcher on getting fit as a dad: 'It’s about baby steps – I don’t do anything extreme'The Telegraph - By Mark BaileyFormer Emmerdale actor Kelvin Fletcher is wowing the nation with his Strictly Come Dancing routines – and his muscular physique. The father of two reveals how small 2.5kg weights and Greek yoghurt helped
