Travel Baltic cruises without the crowds – the best off-the-beaten-track excursionsThe Telegraph - By John WilmottLove the idea of cruising to the grand cities of the Baltic, but hate the thought of the crowds? Old quarters and major monuments can heave with visitors, especially if several ships are in the dock. are
Pembleton V-Sport 2019 review: a beautifully made, quite gorgeous, perfect hootThe Telegraph - By Andrew EnglishIt's darn cold in Bayton in April, especially if you are travelling through the Malvern Hills parish in one of these. Your ears glow glacial and are assaulted by the heavy machine-gun exhaust rattle, cold
TurkeyPresidential Tour of Turkey 2019 – stage six results and standings: Felix Grosschartner clinches overall after Caleb EwanThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportFelix Grosschartner secured overall victory at the Presidential Tour of Turkey on Sunday as the Austrian completed a near perfect week for both himself and his team. Following an impressive outing at previous
Gaming (UK) Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order release date, first trailer and gameplay details revealed - everything we know so farThe Telegraph - By Tom HogginsAmid the hype over the first glimpse at Star Wars: Episode IX, gaming fans of that famed galaxy far, far away also have the most promising Star Wars title for years in the form of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen
Television (UK) Strong, stubborn, and sweet on Brienne: will Game of Thrones give Tormund Giantsbane a happy ending in season 8?The Telegraph - By Amy BlumsomTormund Giantsbane entered Game of Thrones in season three as a minor character, part of the wildling rabble who captured Jon Snow. Over time, though, the red-headed warrior has steadily worked his way
Antibiotics Superbugs linked to eight out of 10 deaths in Bangladeshi ICUsThe Telegraph - By Joe WallenAntimicrobial resistant superbugs could be responsible for up to 80 per cent of deaths in Bangladesh's biggest intensive care unit (ICU), a senior doctor has warned. Dr Sayedur Rahman, a doctor in the
Huawei Huawei revenue jumps 39pc to more than $25bn despite espionage fearsThe Telegraph - By Ellie ZolfagharifardHuawei’srevenue rose 39pc over a year earlier in the latest quarter despite US pressure on allies to ban its telecoms equipment from fifth generation networks. The global maker of network equipment for
Jaime Lannister Game of Thrones: how did we all end up loving the murderous sister-seducer Jaime Lannister?The Telegraph - By Charlotte RuncieOne of the greatest achievements of Game of Thrones is the way that it can make you believe and hope for things which you would never normally admit to in your everyday, ethical life. Take, for instance,
Father of Stephen Lawrence reveals he can sometimes no longer remember names of son's killersThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe father of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence has said he no longer remembers the name of his son's killers, ahead of the first official day of remembrance. On the first Stephen Lawrence Day on Monday,
Raheem Sterling Raheem Sterling to cover funeral costs of young leukaemia victim Damary DawkinsThe Telegraph - By James DuckerRaheem Sterling will cover all the costs for the funeral of the Crystal Palace youth player Damary Dawkins. The Manchester City and England forward supported the campaign by Damary’s family to find a stem
Rhaegar Targaryen How Jon Snow and Daenerys are related - a look back at the Targaryen family treeThe Telegraph - By Rebecca HawkesGame of Thrones took a while to reveal the true identity of Jon Snow's father, but die-hard fans of George RR Martin's books have known - or at least suspected - for years. Just in case anyone was still
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka bombings: Eight Britons killed as attack claimed lives of Asos owner's three childrenThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersEight British nationals have been killed following the suspected terror attack in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, a senior diplomat has said, while three children of the billionaire owner of online fashion
Titanic The sinking of the Titanic – seen through the eyes of six passengersThe Telegraph - By Frances WilsonFrances Wilson reviews The Darksome Bounds of a Failing World by Gareth Russell Some 20 years ago, a satirical magazine called The Onion ran a spoof headline: “World’s largest metaphor hits iceberg: Titanic,
Marriage New rules to stop ‘predators’ from tricking vulnerable into marriage delayed by BrexitThe Telegraph - By Harry BrennanVulnerable people and their life savings are still at risk from unscrupulous predators, as a much-anticipated bill that seeks to tighten the rules on marriage and wills has been delayed by Brexit. Politicians
PGA Tour Golf highlights: CT Pan claims first PGA Tour victory after Dustin Johnson's challenge disintegratesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportCT Pan secured his maiden PGA Tour title with a one-shot victory ahead of Matt Kuchar at the RBC Heritage in South Carolina. The Taiwan golfer began the final round two shots off overnight leader and number
Game of Thrones Game of Thrones trailer: Watch the first look at episode 3The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe dead do many things in Game of Thrones, depending on which House you come from. In the Iron Islands, they rise again, harder and stronger. According to Beric Dondarrion, they are the enemy. And, in
TV Series Game of Thrones, episode 3 trailer: buckle up for battle against the army of the deadThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe dead do many things in Game of Thrones, depending on which House you come from. In the Iron Islands, they rise again, harder and stronger. According to Beric Dondarrion, they are the enemy. And, in
Waterloo Bridge London 2012 Olympian arrested as police clear Waterloo Bridge after Extinction Rebellion protestsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersAn Olympic gold medallist was among activists arrested on Waterloo Bridge last night as police cleared the final section of carriageway after climate protesters spent a week camped out on the crossing.
Mohamed Salah Mohamed Salah did take a theatrical tumble against Cardiff - but a penalty was the correct decisionThe Telegraph - By Keith HackettMohamed Salah will once again be accused of diving after winning another crucial penalty for Liverpool, but referee Martin Atkinson was absolutely correct in awarding a spot-kick at Cardiff yesterday.
Ivy League An Ivy League of its own: preppy menswear for summerThe Telegraph Do your prep collegiate style, with a wardrobe as fresh as a Rhode Island breeze. ----- Edited by Stephen Doig
Targaryen Aegon Targaryen: Why Jon Snow’s real name changes the race for the Iron ThroneThe Telegraph - By Lela London and Alice VincentIt was the cat Game of Thrones fans had been waiting to be let out of the dynastic bag for almost seven seasons; but during the season seven finale, Jon Snow's true identity was finally exposed. Forget
Arya Stark Arya Stark's Kill List: who's left for Needle in Game of Thrones season 8?The Telegraph - By Amy BlumsomWhilst some people count sheep to get themselves off to sleep, Arya Stark recites the names of all who have wronged her. The aim, in case you haven’t worked out already, is to quite literally strike those
Television (UK) Golden Company in Game of Thrones: who are they and what can we expect in season 8?The Telegraph - By Amy JonesNote: this piece contains multiple spoilers concerning the plot of Game of Thrones seasons 1-8 There is much ado about the Golden Company in the Game of Thrones' season 8 premiere. While they were merely
Play buttonWhite Walkers How can the white Walkers on Game of Thrones be stopped - and what does the Night King want?The Telegraph - By Lela London and Rebecca HawkesIn the penultimate episode of Game of Thrones’s seventh season we were treated to several important revelations about the White Walkers, the mysterious icy race who have emerged as the main antagonists
Television (UK) Game of Thrones Night King theories: could there be a devastating ending for the Starks in season 8?The Telegraph - By Rebecca HawkesIn Beyond The Wall, the penultimate episode of Game of Thrones season 7, viewers were given an exciting new revelation about the deadly White Walkers. Kill one of the icy villains, it transpired, and of
TV Series How to watch Game of Thrones season 8 in the UK tonight - TV channel and streaming detailsThe Telegraph - By Leeanna FaulknerIt’s been two years since Jon Snow trended on Twitter, but at last, the Long Night is over, and now Aegon Targaryen is trending again. Game of Thrones returned to HBO and Sky Atlantic with its eighth final
TV Series Game of Thrones season 8: what time does episode 2 start tonight, episode run times and latest newsThe Telegraph - By Lela LondonIt’s been a long time since the penultimate season of Game of Thrones came to an end - zombie dragon and all - but at last the hit fantasy epic has returned. Although, we're still not quite sure if we're
Personal Finance (UK) I learnt more about money from Monopoly than maths classThe Telegraph - By Lauren DavidsonIn these pages we often write about the failings of financial education and how this holds people back when it comes to their savings and investments: schools aren’t teaching enough, parents aren’t discussing
Pastry Seriously, what's the point of HS2?The Telegraph - By Michael HendersonYOU can, should you choose, reach Birmingham from London in an hour and 15 minutes by rail. The traveller can get to Leicester, Derby and Nottingham in an hour and a half, and to Manchester, Liverpool,
George Harrison The Accidental Studio: how George Harrison's HandMade Films saved the British movie industryThe Telegraph - By Matthew SweetMatthew Sweet takes a sneak look at a revealing documentary about the heyday of the film company that made a string of classic pictures Cinema has occult powers. It summons empires of the imagination.
