Burnley FC LiveThe Telegraph - By Adam HurreyIn this part of north London, they are accustomed to a certain level of Premier League striking sophistication. Ian Wright's intuitive, instinctive finishing often came with a flourish. Dennis Bergkamp
Cricket LiveThe Telegraph - By Rob Bagchi and Luke SlaterWoakes finds Smith's edge but the ball trickles along the ground for two to third man. Decent, straightish, full start from Woakes. Archer is coming on from the other end. Broad and Stokes, at gully, their
English Gardens 'We've learned a lot by trial and error': how two novice gardeners rejuvenated the walled garden at Gordon Castle in ScotlandThe Telegraph - By Ruth ChiversGordon Castle, traditional home of the Dukes of Gordon, sits near the Moray Coast, Scotland’s “shoulder”, north-west of Aberdeen. For the past five years, owners Angus and Zara Gordon Lennox have been
Sheffield United What are Sheffield United's 'overlapping centre-backs' and why do they do it?The Telegraph - By JJ BullSheffield United might feature fairly low down a list of clubs believed to have influenced world football, but a cunning tactic they introduced in League One could be integral to their Premier League -
ObituariesPeter Fonda, actor and producer whose best-known films were the counterculture classic ‘Easy Rider’, and ‘Ulee’s Gold’ –The Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesPeter Fonda, who has died from lung cancer aged 79, co-starred, with Dennis Hopper in Easy Rider (1969), the low-budget cult film that captured the mood of the American counter-culture at the end of the
Tammy Abraham Tammy Abraham scouting report: Chelsea striker makes dangerous runs but must be more robust in possessionThe Telegraph - By JJ BullFrank Lampard handed 21-year-old Tammy Abraham the number nine shirt in pre-season and appears to have made the Chelsea academy graduate his first choice striker this season, meaning a youngster without
Kashmir India and Pakistan must look beyond KashmirThe Telegraph - By General David Petraeus and Lord GadhiaIt’s not often that either of us would agree with the Russian assessment of a major geopolitical issue. But on India and Pakistan’s rekindled dispute over Kashmir, we believe the Kremlin has it right:
Antonio Banderas Pain and glory: why Pedro Almodóvar made a biographical film starring his old muse Antonio BanderasThe Telegraph - By Robbie CollinThe first thing Antonio Banderas noticed was the briefcase – because whose briefcase is red? It was lunchtime at Café Gijón, a Madrid coffee house where artists and intellectuals had sparred over cortados
Opinion (UK) Before Brexit, we lived in an age of political apathy. God, I miss itThe Telegraph - By Michael DeaconTell you what I miss about being young. Not the music, or the friendships, or the parties, or the sense of hope and freedom and optimism. None of that nonsense. Twenty years ago, when I was in my late
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Sam and Aaron Taylor-Johnson on their 23-year age gap and why love conquers allThe Telegraph - By Jessamy CalkinThey met and fell in love during the making of her debut feature film – a director and her leading man. Now married with children, Sam and Aaron Taylor-Johnson have returned to work together, bringing
Opinion (UK) Criminals must be taught to fear the policeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewThe Prime Minister has described the death of Pc Andrew Harper as “the most powerful reminder that police officers up and down the country put themselves at risk every single day to keep us safe”. On at
Zimbabwe My great uncle was murdered by Robert Mugabe's henchmen - now he is on the path to being made a saintThe Telegraph - By Joe ShuteIn September 1979, a British missionary was marched off his mountain in Zimbabwe and murdered in cold blood. John Bradburne, the 58-year-old son of a Cumbrian vicar who served with the Gurkhas in Malaya
UK News Blustery showers batter UK with no Bank Holiday heatwave in sightThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersBlustery showers are expected across the UK over the next few days, while hopes of a Bank Holiday heatwave have been dashed by forecasters. Sunny spells will brighten up the weekend in between showers,
Opinion (UK) Letters: The Speaker must be impartial for Parliament to function properlyThe Telegraph - By Letters to the EditorSIR – Since the Victorian era, it has been the function of the Speaker and deputy Speakers to be impartial. How else could Parliament – both government and opposition – have any confidence in the chair,
Opinion (UK) Book festival audience asked: who believes in angels?The Telegraph - By Alan CochraneIn an increasingly secular society with church attendances apparently plummeting everywhere, how come people – even atheists – believe in angels? That was one of the posers that Richard Holloway, the Episcopal
Jane Fonda Peter Fonda dies aged 79 from respiratory failureThe Telegraph - By Faye JamesEasy Rider actor Peter Fonda has died aged 79 after he suffered respiratory failure due to lung cancer. The news was confirmed to PEOPLE via a statement from the family. “It is with deep sorrow that we
Mulan Disney's live-action Mulan facing boycott calls over Liu Yifei's Hong Kong commentsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersDisney's live-action reimagining of Mulan is facing calls for a boycott after its star reportedly voiced support for police in Hong Kong. Crystal Liu, also known as Liu Yifei, reportedly posted a message
Wigan Warrington head to Wembley on run of five straight defeats after defeat to WiganThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportWarrington will head for Wembley on the back of five successive Super League defeats after becoming the latest victims of Wigan’s impressive late-season surge. Australian winger Bevan French marked his
Huddersfield Fulham down Huddersfield as Ivan Cavaleiro's Premier League quality strike piles pressure on Jan SiewertThe Telegraph - By Ian WhittellHuddersfield's struggles, and the pressure mounting on manager Jan Siewert, continued to mount after they were undone by a superb solo goal from Ivan Cavaleiro. The Portuguese winger, on loan from Wolves,
Neil Lennon Neil Lennon replies to the 'hysteria' following Celtic's European defeat and says he has the makings of a very good teamThe Telegraph - By Roddy ForsythAlthough he was the target of a barrage of criticism from apoplectic Celtic fans about their team’s dismissal from the Champions League qualifiers in a 4-3 home defeat by CFR Cluj, Neil Lennon has had
Marco Silva Marco Silva hoping Everton's new signings can learn on the jobThe Telegraph - By Chris BascombeMarco Silva is hoping new signings Moise Kean and Jean-Philippe Gbamin can be quick learners as he ponders whether to give them their first Premier League start on Saturday. Silva wants to ease the duo
Leicester City Brendan Rodgers tells Islam Slimani and Adrien Silva they are free to leave Leicester CityThe Telegraph - By John PercyBrendan Rodgers has told Islam Slimani and Adrien Silva they are free to leave Leicester before the European deadline. Slimani, the Algeria forward, is Leicester's former record £28 million signing and
Steve Bruce Steve Bruce admits he must reunite Newcastle United if he is to succeed as old wounds refuse to healThe Telegraph - By Luke EdwardsSteve Bruce has admitted he must heal a divided and fractured football club at Newcastle United as the fallout from former manager Rafa Benitez’s departure continues to hamper his efforts to restore hope.
Unai Emery Unai Emery uncertain if current Arsenal squad is stronger than last seasonThe Telegraph - By Ian WinrowUnai Emery admits he does not yet know whether his reshaped Arsenal squad is stronger than the one at his disposal last season. The club had a busy transfer window, signing six senior players for a combined
Bayern Munich Philippe Coutinho to join Bayern Munich on season-long loan, Barcelona confirmThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportBarcelona's record signing Philippe Coutinho is set to move to Bayern Munich on loan for the remainder of the season, the Spanish champions said on Friday. The Brazil midfielder travelled with Barca to
UK News British armed forces have retention, not recruitment crisis, new figures showThe Telegraph - By Dominic NichollsThe British armed forces now have a retention crisis rather than a recruitment crisis, new figures suggest, as modern soldiers are no longer willing to move around the world. Government data released Thursday
ObituariesPrincess Christina of the Netherlands, daughter of Queen Juliana who in childhood inadvertently caused a crisis in the DutchThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesPrincess Christina of the Netherlands, who has died of bone cancer aged 72, was the youngest and probably least known of the four daughters of Queen Juliana of the Netherlands, who reigned from 1948 until
Opinion (UK) Ken Clarke for PM? That would be an ironic twistThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ViewKen Clarke MP came home from holiday, where he hadn’t been following the news, to discover that he has been asked to be PM in a possible anti-Brexit government. Mr Clarke says he is up for it – and why
GenderWe 'shouldn't apologise' for the race or gender of those who made the most celebrated classical music, Nicola BenedettiThe Telegraph - By Lizzie RobertsBeethoven, Mozart and Bach have in common that they are some of the most celebrated classical music composers of all time - and also that they are all white men. But while this lack of diversity has been
