Gordon Ramsay Gordon Ramsay: roasted guinea pig is "delicious" but I won't put it on the menuThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickRoasted guinea pig is "delicious", according to Gordon Ramsay, who has admitted that he would be "taken down" if he put it on the menu in the US. The celebrity chef revealed that he rustled up guinea for
Phil Neville LiveThe Telegraph - By Vicki HodgesWelcome all to coverage of England's semi-final with New Zealand at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool which gets underway at 3pm. Tracey Neville looks to go one better than twin brother Phil this summer
Politics The 'go home' scandal shows just how far Trump has strayed from the Republican Party of ReaganThe Telegraph - By Kate AndrewsFairly recently, US presidential hopefuls in a primary debate were asked whether they believed illegal immigrants should be allowed to send their children to a state-run school for free, or be made to
Iran Brexit myopia and a fatal lack of foresight has enabled Iran to put Britain on the spotThe Telegraph - By Mark AlmondFor too long, Whitehall has neglected the growing crisis in the Gulf The seizure of the Stena Impero by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards puts Britain on the spot. This is not just a crisis about the freedom
Criminal Law Romanian man appears in court charged with the murder of a grandmother Valerie GravesThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniA Romanian man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a grandmother in 2013. Artist Valerie Graves, 55, was beaten to death with a claw hammer at a house on Smugglers Lane, Bosham, which she
South Africa Australia book World Cup final spot - but nearly pay for decision to rest four key players against South AfricaThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomAustralia survived a breathtaking display of arrogance to edge past South Africa by just two goals and into the World Cup final, despite resting four of their most influential players. The reigning champions
Derek McInnes Derek McInnes pleased as Aberdeen survive Europa League scare in LaplandThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportAberdeen manager Derek McInnes hailed his players' character after they shrugged off an early setback to progress in the Europa League qualifiers. The Dons fell behind inside two minutes against RoPS in
Leigh Griffiths Leigh Griffiths makes comeback as Celtic ease past Sarajevo in Champions League qualifierThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportLeigh Griffiths made his comeback as Celtic eased past Sarajevo in the Champions League qualifiers. The striker came off the bench for the final 12 minutes of Celtic's 2-1 home victory, which saw them
Alfredo Morelos Rangers set up Europa League revenge match with Progres Neiderkorn after demolishing St Joseph'sThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportRangers set up a Europa League revenge mission with Progres Neiderkorn as they completed their demolition job on St Joseph's with a 6-0 win at Ibrox. Alfredo Morelos struck his third Gers hat-trick as
Ukraine Ukraine's comedian-turned-president seeks parliamentary majority via rock star coalitionThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnComedian-turned-president Volodymyr Zelenskiy will try to take control of Ukraine's parliament in a snap election on Sunday to begin enacting his programme of sweeping anti-corruption reforms. Mr Zelenskiy
Kilmarnock Angelo Alessio apologises as Kilmarnock suffer humiliating Europa League exit to part-time Connah's Quay NomadsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportKilmarnock manager Angelo Alessio apologised for his side's embarrassing Europa League exit to Welsh underdogs Connah's Quay Nomads and vowed to learn from it. The Rugby Park outfit's first European campaign
Brexit The right to disagree passionately over Brexit is what makes Britain a free countryThe Telegraph - By Janet DaleyIn years to come, we will look back on this period as a golden age of popular political engagement We are presently enduring the last twenty seconds of what has been one of the most dismal, depressing
Avalanches Winged hares, stuffed pigs and decorative penises: how to party like a PompeianThe Telegraph - By Hannah BettsA groundbreaking exhibition asks what the locals were eating when Vesuvius erupted. Hannah Betts gets a taster This summer, an Italian tourist will make her way to Oxford, a fact that would be unremarkable
Bicycle Racing LiveThe Telegraph - By John MacLearyTim Wellens adds another €1,500 to his prize pot after the Lotto-Soudal rider wins the uncontested intermediate sprint ahead of Tim Wellens and Élie Gesbert. Just a shade over 20km until the big climb
Danny Willett LiveThe Telegraph - By JJ BullBjerregaard hits a nice tee shot but it keeps running and running until a dastardly bunker eats it. His second shot can't be too ambitious and he ends up on the fairway a short distance away. Tony Finau
Egypt Aston Villa set to make Egypt international Trezeguet their ninth summer signingThe Telegraph - By John PercyAston Villa are set to make Egypt international Trezeguet their ninth summer signing in a deal worth an initial £8.75 million. Villa have agreed a fee with Turkish club Kasimpasa for the highly-rated who
Colitis Exclusive: Siobhan-Marie O'Connor on living with ulcerative colitis - 'There were times I wasn’t sure if I could swim again'The Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonSiobhan-Marie O’Connor will on Sunday try to add to her 24 major international championship medals, but just her appearance on the startline at the world swimming championships in Gwangju already represents
Oxford Circus Police hunt two men after Tube tear gas attackThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickPolice are hunting for two men after gas was released on a Tube train in central London on Saturday. A number of people were treated at the scene at Oxford Circus by paramedics for coughing and lack of
Romelu Lukaku Manchester United reject £54m bid from Inter Milan for Romelu LukakuThe Telegraph - By James DuckerManchester United have rejected a €60 million (£54 million) bid from Inter Milan for Romelu Lukaku. Inter have made their first formal approach for the Belgium striker in the past 24 hours but the Italian
Maisie Williams Game of Thrones star calls criticism of show's final season a 'media-led hate campaign'The Telegraph - By Press AssociationA Game Of Thrones star has dismissed the backlash against the series' ending as a "media-led hate campaign". The eighth and final season of HBO's fantasy epic proved divisive when it aired in May and disgruntled
Walking A Night in with Bros, review: sweet, rambling, and best watched with a bottle of wineThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganLuke Goss said last year that “Britain has never been proud of Bros”. Thirty years since their initial success, the Eighties pop sensations have finally been clutched to the nation’s hearts. A Night In
Butterflies How to make your garden a haven for butterflies, with help from the 'Butterfly Brothers'The Telegraph - By Kate Bravary‘If there was one plant I’d recommend planting for butterflies, it’d be birdsfoot trefoil,” says Joel Ashton. His brother Jim frowns and rubs his chin “good plant – but what about marjoram?” They stare
Politics The failure to stand up for conservative thinking is leading us into a new cultural dark ageThe Telegraph - By Roger ScrutonThe intellectual scene always used to have room for great minds from the Right. Today they would be denounced for thought crime by a Left that cannot tolerate dissent British intellectual life has always
Luggage From the Crusades to robotic cases, the surprisingly interesting 1,000-year history of luggageThe Telegraph - By Annabel Fenwick ElliottIt seems ridiculous that we put a man on the moon before anyone had the idea to add wheels to our suitcases, but until 1972, tourists were still lugging their gear around by the handle. Indeed, it took
Play buttonIran Foreign Office summons Iranian diplomat over seized British tanker as Hunt warns of 'dangerous path'The Telegraph - By Josie Ensor and Patrick SawerThe Foreign Office has summoned Iran's charge d'affaires following the seizure of a British-flagged oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. It comes as Iran directly linked the seizure of the tanker with role
Iranian The only surprise about Iran's seizure of the British-flagged tanker is that it didn't happen soonerThe Telegraph - By Alan MendozaWhen a country announces its intention to attack another, it is usually good practice to take the threat seriously. So when a senior Iranian official tweeted on 5th July in response to the British interception
Marriage ‘My relationship anxiety nearly ended our marriage’The Telegraph - By Alix O'NeillAnother day, another loved-up Insta couple to make the rest of us – and our relationships – feel inadequate. Alix O’Neill finds out how to stay (happily) together in the social-media age At the lowest
Women's News Growing old isn't a challenge - it's a giftThe Telegraph - By Bryony GordonThe latest craze to sweep social media involves people posting pictures of themselves as they might look in old age. Thanks to something called FaceApp, anyone with a smart phone and a willingness to share
A colour-coded guide to relationships: are you a cool Blue, pushy Red, sensitive Yellow or patient Green?The Telegraph - By Boudicca Fox-LeonardThomas Erikson’s wife is a Red; quick on the uptake, but with little patience for those who aren’t. His mum was a caring but conflict-averse Green, who responded best to softly spoken tones. Meanwhile,
Books Zed by Joanna Kavenna, review: a digital dystopia with a Dickensian airThe Telegraph - By Sophie RatcliffeIf Joanna Kavenna’s debut novel, A Field Guide to Reality, took us down a dreamy, Carrollian rabbit hole, then Zed, her latest, is more post-Orwellian nightmare. Set in the very-near future, the United
Gordon Ramsay Gordon Ramsay: roasted guinea pig is "delicious" but I won't put it on the menuThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickRoasted guinea pig is "delicious", according to Gordon Ramsay, who has admitted that he would be "taken down" if he put it on the menu in the US. The celebrity chef revealed that he rustled up guinea for
Phil Neville LiveThe Telegraph - By Vicki HodgesWelcome all to coverage of England's semi-final with New Zealand at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool which gets underway at 3pm. Tracey Neville looks to go one better than twin brother Phil this summer
Politics The 'go home' scandal shows just how far Trump has strayed from the Republican Party of ReaganThe Telegraph - By Kate AndrewsFairly recently, US presidential hopefuls in a primary debate were asked whether they believed illegal immigrants should be allowed to send their children to a state-run school for free, or be made to
Iran Brexit myopia and a fatal lack of foresight has enabled Iran to put Britain on the spotThe Telegraph - By Mark AlmondFor too long, Whitehall has neglected the growing crisis in the Gulf The seizure of the Stena Impero by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards puts Britain on the spot. This is not just a crisis about the freedom
Criminal Law Romanian man appears in court charged with the murder of a grandmother Valerie GravesThe Telegraph - By Jessica CarpaniA Romanian man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a grandmother in 2013. Artist Valerie Graves, 55, was beaten to death with a claw hammer at a house on Smugglers Lane, Bosham, which she
South Africa Australia book World Cup final spot - but nearly pay for decision to rest four key players against South AfricaThe Telegraph - By Ben BloomAustralia survived a breathtaking display of arrogance to edge past South Africa by just two goals and into the World Cup final, despite resting four of their most influential players. The reigning champions
Derek McInnes Derek McInnes pleased as Aberdeen survive Europa League scare in LaplandThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportAberdeen manager Derek McInnes hailed his players' character after they shrugged off an early setback to progress in the Europa League qualifiers. The Dons fell behind inside two minutes against RoPS in
Leigh Griffiths Leigh Griffiths makes comeback as Celtic ease past Sarajevo in Champions League qualifierThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportLeigh Griffiths made his comeback as Celtic eased past Sarajevo in the Champions League qualifiers. The striker came off the bench for the final 12 minutes of Celtic's 2-1 home victory, which saw them
Alfredo Morelos Rangers set up Europa League revenge match with Progres Neiderkorn after demolishing St Joseph'sThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportRangers set up a Europa League revenge mission with Progres Neiderkorn as they completed their demolition job on St Joseph's with a 6-0 win at Ibrox. Alfredo Morelos struck his third Gers hat-trick as
Ukraine Ukraine's comedian-turned-president seeks parliamentary majority via rock star coalitionThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnComedian-turned-president Volodymyr Zelenskiy will try to take control of Ukraine's parliament in a snap election on Sunday to begin enacting his programme of sweeping anti-corruption reforms. Mr Zelenskiy
Kilmarnock Angelo Alessio apologises as Kilmarnock suffer humiliating Europa League exit to part-time Connah's Quay NomadsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportKilmarnock manager Angelo Alessio apologised for his side's embarrassing Europa League exit to Welsh underdogs Connah's Quay Nomads and vowed to learn from it. The Rugby Park outfit's first European campaign
Brexit The right to disagree passionately over Brexit is what makes Britain a free countryThe Telegraph - By Janet DaleyIn years to come, we will look back on this period as a golden age of popular political engagement We are presently enduring the last twenty seconds of what has been one of the most dismal, depressing
Avalanches Winged hares, stuffed pigs and decorative penises: how to party like a PompeianThe Telegraph - By Hannah BettsA groundbreaking exhibition asks what the locals were eating when Vesuvius erupted. Hannah Betts gets a taster This summer, an Italian tourist will make her way to Oxford, a fact that would be unremarkable
Bicycle Racing LiveThe Telegraph - By John MacLearyTim Wellens adds another €1,500 to his prize pot after the Lotto-Soudal rider wins the uncontested intermediate sprint ahead of Tim Wellens and Élie Gesbert. Just a shade over 20km until the big climb
Danny Willett LiveThe Telegraph - By JJ BullBjerregaard hits a nice tee shot but it keeps running and running until a dastardly bunker eats it. His second shot can't be too ambitious and he ends up on the fairway a short distance away. Tony Finau
Egypt Aston Villa set to make Egypt international Trezeguet their ninth summer signingThe Telegraph - By John PercyAston Villa are set to make Egypt international Trezeguet their ninth summer signing in a deal worth an initial £8.75 million. Villa have agreed a fee with Turkish club Kasimpasa for the highly-rated who
Colitis Exclusive: Siobhan-Marie O'Connor on living with ulcerative colitis - 'There were times I wasn’t sure if I could swim again'The Telegraph - By Jeremy WilsonSiobhan-Marie O’Connor will on Sunday try to add to her 24 major international championship medals, but just her appearance on the startline at the world swimming championships in Gwangju already represents
Oxford Circus Police hunt two men after Tube tear gas attackThe Telegraph - By Laura FitzPatrickPolice are hunting for two men after gas was released on a Tube train in central London on Saturday. A number of people were treated at the scene at Oxford Circus by paramedics for coughing and lack of
Romelu Lukaku Manchester United reject £54m bid from Inter Milan for Romelu LukakuThe Telegraph - By James DuckerManchester United have rejected a €60 million (£54 million) bid from Inter Milan for Romelu Lukaku. Inter have made their first formal approach for the Belgium striker in the past 24 hours but the Italian
Maisie Williams Game of Thrones star calls criticism of show's final season a 'media-led hate campaign'The Telegraph - By Press AssociationA Game Of Thrones star has dismissed the backlash against the series' ending as a "media-led hate campaign". The eighth and final season of HBO's fantasy epic proved divisive when it aired in May and disgruntled
Walking A Night in with Bros, review: sweet, rambling, and best watched with a bottle of wineThe Telegraph - By Michael HoganLuke Goss said last year that “Britain has never been proud of Bros”. Thirty years since their initial success, the Eighties pop sensations have finally been clutched to the nation’s hearts. A Night In
Butterflies How to make your garden a haven for butterflies, with help from the 'Butterfly Brothers'The Telegraph - By Kate Bravary‘If there was one plant I’d recommend planting for butterflies, it’d be birdsfoot trefoil,” says Joel Ashton. His brother Jim frowns and rubs his chin “good plant – but what about marjoram?” They stare
Politics The failure to stand up for conservative thinking is leading us into a new cultural dark ageThe Telegraph - By Roger ScrutonThe intellectual scene always used to have room for great minds from the Right. Today they would be denounced for thought crime by a Left that cannot tolerate dissent British intellectual life has always
Luggage From the Crusades to robotic cases, the surprisingly interesting 1,000-year history of luggageThe Telegraph - By Annabel Fenwick ElliottIt seems ridiculous that we put a man on the moon before anyone had the idea to add wheels to our suitcases, but until 1972, tourists were still lugging their gear around by the handle. Indeed, it took
Play buttonIran Foreign Office summons Iranian diplomat over seized British tanker as Hunt warns of 'dangerous path'The Telegraph - By Josie Ensor and Patrick SawerThe Foreign Office has summoned Iran's charge d'affaires following the seizure of a British-flagged oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. It comes as Iran directly linked the seizure of the tanker with role
Iranian The only surprise about Iran's seizure of the British-flagged tanker is that it didn't happen soonerThe Telegraph - By Alan MendozaWhen a country announces its intention to attack another, it is usually good practice to take the threat seriously. So when a senior Iranian official tweeted on 5th July in response to the British interception
Marriage ‘My relationship anxiety nearly ended our marriage’The Telegraph - By Alix O'NeillAnother day, another loved-up Insta couple to make the rest of us – and our relationships – feel inadequate. Alix O’Neill finds out how to stay (happily) together in the social-media age At the lowest
Women's News Growing old isn't a challenge - it's a giftThe Telegraph - By Bryony GordonThe latest craze to sweep social media involves people posting pictures of themselves as they might look in old age. Thanks to something called FaceApp, anyone with a smart phone and a willingness to share
A colour-coded guide to relationships: are you a cool Blue, pushy Red, sensitive Yellow or patient Green?The Telegraph - By Boudicca Fox-LeonardThomas Erikson’s wife is a Red; quick on the uptake, but with little patience for those who aren’t. His mum was a caring but conflict-averse Green, who responded best to softly spoken tones. Meanwhile,
Books Zed by Joanna Kavenna, review: a digital dystopia with a Dickensian airThe Telegraph - By Sophie RatcliffeIf Joanna Kavenna’s debut novel, A Field Guide to Reality, took us down a dreamy, Carrollian rabbit hole, then Zed, her latest, is more post-Orwellian nightmare. Set in the very-near future, the United
