Russia Russian sailor's 50-year-old message in a bottle found on Alaskan shoreThe Telegraph - By Associated PressA Russian Navy sailor has been reunited with his 50-year-old letter in a bottle after it washed up on the shore of western Alaska. Tyler Ivanoff found the handwritten Russian letter early this month while
Play buttonTelevision (UK) Petition calls for Channel 4’s Train Your Baby Like a Dog to be pulledThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersChannel 4 is facing calls to cancel a controversial new documentary that compares the training of children to that of animals. Train Your Baby Like a Dog, which is scheduled to air on Tuesday, is presented
Methamphetamine Afghanistan sees boom in meth production as seizures of illegal drug more than doubleThe Telegraph - By Ben FarmerAfghanistan is seeing a boom in methamphetamine drug production, potentially providing a new revenue stream for the Taliban in a country already notorious for opium and heroin. The United Nations said
Teemu Pukki Analysing Norwich City star Teemu PukkiThe Telegraph - By Arindam RejNorwich City striker Teemu Pukki epitomises the club's intelligent and at times left-field recruitment policy, seamlessly taking to life in the Premier League. After a promising all-round performance consolation
James Bulger Jamie Bulger's father urges Parole Board to prevent Jon Venables from 'harming children again' ahead of killer's releaseThe Telegraph - By Gareth DaviesThe father of murdered child James Bulger has urged the Parole Board to prevent one of his son's killers from having the chance to "harm young children again" ahead of his impending release. Ralph Bulger
Health (UK) How I learned to embrace my 40cm scoliosis scar – even in summertimeThe Telegraph“Wow, that’s one hell of a scar.” I’m at the GP having a check-up and the doctor is looking at my back, a mixture of surprise and awe on her face. I am fifteen and suddenly very aware that although I see
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Graham Scott missing appointment for Chelsea match proves VAR leaves referees stretchedThe Telegraph - By Keith HackettThe referee Graham Scott’s failure to make it to Stamford Bridge in time to officiate Chelsea’s draw with Leicester City on Sunday was an embarrassing episode. The reason for his delay was not clear on
Jo Swinson Who's who in the four Brexit Remain alliance factions and what do they want?The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersBoris Johnson's Brexit plans are encountering resistance from several factions within Parliament, with the opposition groups each targeting a different route to ensuring Britain does not leave the EU no
Play buttonHong Kong China hits out at Taiwan over asylum offer to Hong Kong protestersThe Telegraph - By Associated PressChina lashed out at Taiwan on Monday over its offer of political asylum to participants in Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement, a day after hundreds of thousands of people marched peacefully in the latest
Haiku A haiku for the EU. If the Poet Laureate won't pen it then, dear reader, do your verse....The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe Poet Laureate, Simon Armitage, has said he will not pen a piece to mark Britain’s exit from the European Union on Oct 31.The news prompted Brexiteer MPs like Jacob Rees-Mogg to produce poems to try
Brexit LiveThe Telegraph - By Harry YorkeSenior Brexiteers have urged Boris Johnson to call a snap election in a bid to head off Jeremy Corbyn and the Remainer MPs preparing to topple him next month. Iain Duncan Smith, the former Conservative
Ben Stokes Intensity, responsibility and some of the old swagger: How Ben Stokes became a Test century-maker againThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreA week shy of two years ago, Ben Stokes made exactly 100 against the West Indies at Leeds. It was Stokes’s sixth Test century and second of the summer, and seemed like the latest confirmation of his development
Everton FC Goodison nostalgia shows Everton have recaptured what distinguishes them from the restThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeMarco Silva’s Everton reign may become an exercise in dashing down Goodison Park’s nostalgia trail. There is desperation for the club to show it is racing into the 21st century rather than remnant of bygone
Ramsey Chris Ramsey: Approval Needed review: let's hope his cha-cha-cha is as good as his ha-ha-haThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganWhen Chris Ramsey was one of the first hoofing hopefuls announced for this year’s Strictly Come Dancing, many glitterball fans would have gone “Who?”. Well, here’s their chance to see the genial Geordie
Tennis Noah Rubin interview: 'I don’t know if people realise alcohol and substance abuse in tennis is a thing'The Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareTo the casual observer, the life of a professional tennis player is nothing but glamour - the money, the fame, those immaculate white clothes. The reality for the majority is altogether different. It a
Northern Ireland LiveThe Telegraph - By Louis AshworthLooking ahead, all eyes will be on Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell on Friday when he addresses the Kansas Fed’s annual Jackson Hole gathering. Investors will be watching to gauge whether another
Jürgen Klopp Liverpool's right-hand side the target as defensive vulnerability adds note of caution to winning startThe Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonTop of the league with a handy two-point buffer already to Manchester City and the Uefa Super Cup safely in the cabinet; it has ostensibly been a perfect start for Liverpool. Appearances, though, can deceptive
Dani Ceballos All-round midfield crowd-pleaser Dani Ceballos proves he can be Arsenal's missing linkThe Telegraph - By Gerry CoxA new season has brought a new Arsenal. This time last season, after two defeats from his opening two games as manager, Unai Emery was having to revisit his whole philosophy, and specifically his insistence
Victor Lindelöf Why Victor Lindelof and Harry Maguire have finally given Man Utd a defensive combination to treasureThe Telegraph - By James DuckerEven now, 1,925 days since he last partnered Rio Ferdinand in central defence for Manchester United, Nemanja Vidic still chuckles at how they used to send team-mates up the wall with their constant chattering
Health (UK) How to stop emotions clouding your beliefsThe Telegraph - By Linda BlairWill a no-deal Brexit cause chaos for Britain, or are the dangers being overblown? Is climate change real? We like to think we’re reasonable and open-minded, even when it comes to our most passionate But
Health (UK) Diary of a 'white night': what I do when I stop sleepingThe Telegraph - By Miranda LevyInsomnia Diaries is a column by Miranda Levy in which she shares her experiences of living with chronic sleep problems. It is published every Monday at 7am The whole time I have been writing The Insomnia
Investing What to do with £10k: the ultimate plan for a 50-year-old investorThe Telegraph - By Jonathan JonesThis is the fourth in our six-part series looking at how to invest £10,000 at different ages. Previously we looked at 20-year-old, 30-year-old and 40-year old investors. Come back next Monday to find financial
Personal Finance (UK) 'My beloved dog died after £4k operation – now pet insurance won't pay out'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. My beloved Westie, Millie, died last month after an operation to her inner Without
Auschwitz The Volunteer by Jack Fairweather, review: the man who chose to enter AuschwitzThe Telegraph - By Anne de CourcyThis extraordinary book is the true story of a man who voluntarily got himself arrested by the Germans so that he would be sent to Auschwitz. Witold Pilecki, a Polish gentleman farmer, hoped to organise
Tottenham Hotspur If Man City can dominate like this against Spurs, you would not put it past them scoring 10 goals plus in a gameThe Telegraph - By James DuckerA quick glance at the result between Manchester City and Tottenham might suggest this game was closely fought, that Spurs went toe-to-toe with City and the teams traded plenty of punches, that there was
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German Politics Child safety start-up SafeToNet raises £7m and seals deal with German governmentThe Telegraph - By Matthew FieldA London start-up developing child safety technology has raised £7m from investors and sealed a deal with the German government to get its app onto the phones of thousands of children. SafeToNet, which
BMW BMW 320i review: does a petrol engine make a better 3-Series?The Telegraph - By Alex RobbinsIt is, quite possibly, pushing the bounds of credibility to describe a BMW 3-Series as an anti-establishment choice. Yet, in a way, that’s exactly what we have here. For in these days so heavily laden
Emmanuel Macron Merkel and Macron need to recognise the new reality and offer Britain a better dealThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewWho will blink first? Boris Johnson has staked his premiership on leaving the EU on October 31 with or without a deal. He has stated often that he wants a new agreement but should that prove impossible
ObituariesHugh Norton, BP’s brilliant former head of exploration who was ahead of his time in highlighting climate-change science obituaryThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesHugh Norton, who has died aged 83, was a classical scholar who became BP’s head of exploration – and one of the first British oilmen to recognise the environmental issues that would confront their industry
