Sotheby's Original moon landing tapes fetch $1.82 million at New York auctionThe Telegraph - By David MillwardOriginal videotapes of the Apollo 11 moon landing which a NASA intern bought for $217.77 (£174.14) were sold for $1.82 million at a Sotheby's auction in New York on Saturday. They were bought by Gary at
Glaciers Fears over Alaska's shrinking glaciers fuels tourism boomThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburFears over melting glaciers are also fuelling a tourism boom in Alaska, with visitors flocking to the region to see the spectacular formations in their current glory. Rising summer temperatures in recent
Ed Davey Liberal Democrat leadership race 'too close to call', as postal vote puts candidates neck and neckThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanThe Liberal Democrat leadership race is 'too close to call', party sources have said, as postal vote puts candidates neck and neck. Despite Jo Swinson being the bookies favourite the deputy leader of party
IAAF Diamond League Dina Asher-Smith sets sights on World Championships after trailing in Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's wake at Anniversary GamesThe Telegraph - By Pippa FieldIn a season geared towards success at the 2019 World Championships, British sprinter sensation Dina Asher-Smith knows everything right now is about doing the right things. And failing that, it is about
Netball England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a wholeThe Telegraph - By Ama AgbezeEven though England haven’t brought home the gold medal, I still think the World Cup itself has been a success. The Liverpudlians have been so amazing and supportive. The pivoteers - the volunteers at
British Airways Egypt expresses dismay at 'unilateral' British Airways flight suspensionThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffEgypt has expressed its dismay after British Airways made a unilateral decision to suspend flights to the capital Cairo for a seven day period. The aviation ministry made its anger clear after it emerged
ObituariesPernell Whitaker, boxing champion who won at four different weights and was regarded as one of the greatest ever defensiveThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesPernell Whitaker, who has died in a road accident aged 55, won world boxing titles at four different weights and was regarded as one of the greatest defensive fighters of all time. Turning professional
Uxbridge Shadow minister defends Labour candidate who made anti-Semitic commentsThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanA shadow minister has defended a Labour candidate who made anti-Semitic comments as the Party’s peers meet to discuss holding a no confidence vote in Jeremy Corbyn. Richard Burgon, Shadow justice secretary,
Boatman Capital returns with attack on AVZ MineralsThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyShadowy research outfit Boatman Capital has attacked an Australian miner, claiming it is waging war on companies that are caught up in serious wrongdoing. The anonymous analyst has published a report AVZ
Netball Why it’s time you caught netball feverThe Telegraph - By Holly Peacock-GoodwinThis summer of sport has been a game-changer – not least for the sports themselves. First, the Lionesses, with valiant performances that took them all the way to the World Cup semi-finals, turned women
Music Festivals Latitude Festival criticised after dying sheep pinkThe Telegraph - By Lizzie RobertsAn animal welfare charity will be writing to the organisers of Latitude Festival after they dyed a flock of sheep pink. The music and arts festival, held in Henham Park, Suffolk, posted a video on Twitter
Cricket Mark Wood hoping to return from injury for final two Ashes TestsThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreMark Wood is hoping he can add the Ashes to the World Cup medal he has already won so far this summer. Wood obtained a side strain during the World Cup final, but may be fit to play in the final two Tests
Portrush R&A considering Royal Portrush for 2024 Open returnThe Telegraph - By James CorriganRoyal Portrush waited 68 years to re-stage the Open but there might only be a five-year hiatus to the next. The R&A is considering bringing its major back to the Co Antrim links in 2024. Club insiders
Anne Lister Gentleman Jack TV series increases tourism to Anne Lister's Yorkshire homeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe manor house where lesbian diarist Anne Lister lived is to extend its opening hours to accommodate the increase of tourists following the success of the TV series, Gentleman Jack. Grade II listed Shibden
United Kingdom British discus record holder Lawrence Okoye makes surprise return to action at Anniversary GamesThe Telegraph - By Pippa FieldLawrence Okoye remained coy on the reasons behind a surprise first discus outing in seven years at the Anniversary Games but hinted his appearance back in the throwing circle was not a one-off. A blast
AB InBev The $100bn debt timebomb that threatens beer giant AB InBev's futureThe Telegraph - By Vinjeru MkandawireWhen Carlos Brito graduated with an MBA from Stanford, he left campus with seven job offers and promises of big bonuses. The only Brazilian student accepted at the business school in his year, he seemed
Gold Mining How Russia plans to rezone Europe's largest national park to access coveted gold mineThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnRussian officials are planning to rezone the largest national park in Europe to allow gold mining in a move activists say could put all nature reserves here under threat. At more than 1.9 million hectares,
United Kingdom Has William Hilll been left at the races?The Telegraph - By Oliver GillIt’s easy to see why people would rather gamble online than venture into a betting shop. Take one William Hill branch in central London. It’s a cramped, grubby affair. Scrunched up betting slips are scattered
Venice Backpackers expelled from Venice for brewing coffee on banks of Grand CanalThe Telegraph - By Josephine McKennaTwo German tourists were fined €950 (£850) and immediately expelled from Venice as part of a city-wide police crackdown after they were found making coffee on a portable stove beneath the city’s historic
Coventry City Police launch investigation after 15-year-old shot by gunman on motorbikeThe Telegraph - By Sophie BarnesDetectives have launched an investigation after a 15-year-old boy was shot by a gunman on a motorbike in Coventry city centre last night. The teenager was taken to hospital for surgery. His injuries are
Harry Kane Harry Kane halfway-line wonder goal gives Tottenham win over Juventus in SingaporeThe Telegraph - By James DuckerHarry Kane kept up a proud tradition of England captains scoring wonder goals from the halfway line with a sublime strike to down Juventus in Singapore on Sunday - and has now set his sights on repeating
Trains Steam trains could be forced off the tracks by new tougher safety rules, heritage railway boss warnsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersHistoric steam trains - like the "Harry Potter" Jacobite Express in Scotland - could be forced off the tracks unless they fork out millions to comply with tough new health and safety laws, a railway boss
Tour de France Tour de France 2019, stage 15 results and standings: Simon Yates wins from break; Julian Alaphilippe retains yellowThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportSimon Yates soloed to his second Tour de France victory of the week on stage 15 to the Prat d'Albis as Julian Alaphilippe finally cracked and the fight for yellow came alive behind. Mitchelton-Scott's
Boris Johnson Teary shame (anagram; 7,3): the crossword compiler's go-to PMThe Telegraph - By Chris LancasterAsk most people what they most associate with Theresa May and strange things happening with letters and words, and they would most likely refer you to her infamous speech at the Conservative Party Conference
Epilepsy I lost my 21-year-old daughter to epilepsy - here's what grief taught meThe Telegraph - By Hamish RobertsGrief’ is such a short word. ‘Armageddon’ and ‘catastrophe’ seem far more proportionate in the length-to-impact ratio, but I’ve learnt that, though short, the word, ‘grief’ carries a punch. A few days
New Zealand A familiar match upThe Telegraph - By Alan TyersNew Zealand have ended Australia's 12-year reign as world champions with a thrilling 52-51 win to claim their first title since 2003. The Silver Ferns led by six goals midway through the third quarter
Gareth Bale Exclusive: Beijing Guoan want to make Gareth Bale highest-paid player in Chinese football historyThe Telegraph - By Matt LawBeijing Guoan want to make Gareth Bale the highest-paid player in Chinese football history by offering him a route out of Real Madrid. Real manager Zinedine Zidane has revealed the club are working on
Precious Metals It's now smart to hold some goldThe Telegraph - By Tom StevensonFor years on end, the gold price is only of interest to the kind of people who stockpile tinned goods and Kalashnikovs. Then suddenly everyone’s wittering on about it. Interest in the precious metal tends
Rory Stewart The Conservative Party must now reject the vacuous centrism of Rory StewartThe Telegraph - By Matthew LeshThe Conservative Party leadership contest last month is not the last we will see of Rory Stewart. Just yesterday Stewart tweeted that he would be holding audiences at the Penrith Show for the next two
UK News 'Garish' new water fountains in London criticised for failing to emulate classic Victorian originalsThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthNew water fountains erected across London have been branded "crude" and "garish" for failing to emulate classic Victorian originals. The Mayor of London partnered with Thames Water to build 50 new free
Sotheby's Original moon landing tapes fetch $1.82 million at New York auctionThe Telegraph - By David MillwardOriginal videotapes of the Apollo 11 moon landing which a NASA intern bought for $217.77 (£174.14) were sold for $1.82 million at a Sotheby's auction in New York on Saturday. They were bought by Gary at
Glaciers Fears over Alaska's shrinking glaciers fuels tourism boomThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburFears over melting glaciers are also fuelling a tourism boom in Alaska, with visitors flocking to the region to see the spectacular formations in their current glory. Rising summer temperatures in recent
Ed Davey Liberal Democrat leadership race 'too close to call', as postal vote puts candidates neck and neckThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanThe Liberal Democrat leadership race is 'too close to call', party sources have said, as postal vote puts candidates neck and neck. Despite Jo Swinson being the bookies favourite the deputy leader of party
IAAF Diamond League Dina Asher-Smith sets sights on World Championships after trailing in Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's wake at Anniversary GamesThe Telegraph - By Pippa FieldIn a season geared towards success at the 2019 World Championships, British sprinter sensation Dina Asher-Smith knows everything right now is about doing the right things. And failing that, it is about
Netball England may not have won, but the World Cup has been a success for netball as a wholeThe Telegraph - By Ama AgbezeEven though England haven’t brought home the gold medal, I still think the World Cup itself has been a success. The Liverpudlians have been so amazing and supportive. The pivoteers - the volunteers at
British Airways Egypt expresses dismay at 'unilateral' British Airways flight suspensionThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffEgypt has expressed its dismay after British Airways made a unilateral decision to suspend flights to the capital Cairo for a seven day period. The aviation ministry made its anger clear after it emerged
ObituariesPernell Whitaker, boxing champion who won at four different weights and was regarded as one of the greatest ever defensiveThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ObituariesPernell Whitaker, who has died in a road accident aged 55, won world boxing titles at four different weights and was regarded as one of the greatest defensive fighters of all time. Turning professional
Uxbridge Shadow minister defends Labour candidate who made anti-Semitic commentsThe Telegraph - By Danielle SheridanA shadow minister has defended a Labour candidate who made anti-Semitic comments as the Party’s peers meet to discuss holding a no confidence vote in Jeremy Corbyn. Richard Burgon, Shadow justice secretary,
Boatman Capital returns with attack on AVZ MineralsThe Telegraph - By Alan ToveyShadowy research outfit Boatman Capital has attacked an Australian miner, claiming it is waging war on companies that are caught up in serious wrongdoing. The anonymous analyst has published a report AVZ
Netball Why it’s time you caught netball feverThe Telegraph - By Holly Peacock-GoodwinThis summer of sport has been a game-changer – not least for the sports themselves. First, the Lionesses, with valiant performances that took them all the way to the World Cup semi-finals, turned women
Music Festivals Latitude Festival criticised after dying sheep pinkThe Telegraph - By Lizzie RobertsAn animal welfare charity will be writing to the organisers of Latitude Festival after they dyed a flock of sheep pink. The music and arts festival, held in Henham Park, Suffolk, posted a video on Twitter
Cricket Mark Wood hoping to return from injury for final two Ashes TestsThe Telegraph - By Tim WigmoreMark Wood is hoping he can add the Ashes to the World Cup medal he has already won so far this summer. Wood obtained a side strain during the World Cup final, but may be fit to play in the final two Tests
Portrush R&A considering Royal Portrush for 2024 Open returnThe Telegraph - By James CorriganRoyal Portrush waited 68 years to re-stage the Open but there might only be a five-year hiatus to the next. The R&A is considering bringing its major back to the Co Antrim links in 2024. Club insiders
Anne Lister Gentleman Jack TV series increases tourism to Anne Lister's Yorkshire homeThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThe manor house where lesbian diarist Anne Lister lived is to extend its opening hours to accommodate the increase of tourists following the success of the TV series, Gentleman Jack. Grade II listed Shibden
United Kingdom British discus record holder Lawrence Okoye makes surprise return to action at Anniversary GamesThe Telegraph - By Pippa FieldLawrence Okoye remained coy on the reasons behind a surprise first discus outing in seven years at the Anniversary Games but hinted his appearance back in the throwing circle was not a one-off. A blast
AB InBev The $100bn debt timebomb that threatens beer giant AB InBev's futureThe Telegraph - By Vinjeru MkandawireWhen Carlos Brito graduated with an MBA from Stanford, he left campus with seven job offers and promises of big bonuses. The only Brazilian student accepted at the business school in his year, he seemed
Gold Mining How Russia plans to rezone Europe's largest national park to access coveted gold mineThe Telegraph - By Alec LuhnRussian officials are planning to rezone the largest national park in Europe to allow gold mining in a move activists say could put all nature reserves here under threat. At more than 1.9 million hectares,
United Kingdom Has William Hilll been left at the races?The Telegraph - By Oliver GillIt’s easy to see why people would rather gamble online than venture into a betting shop. Take one William Hill branch in central London. It’s a cramped, grubby affair. Scrunched up betting slips are scattered
Venice Backpackers expelled from Venice for brewing coffee on banks of Grand CanalThe Telegraph - By Josephine McKennaTwo German tourists were fined €950 (£850) and immediately expelled from Venice as part of a city-wide police crackdown after they were found making coffee on a portable stove beneath the city’s historic
Coventry City Police launch investigation after 15-year-old shot by gunman on motorbikeThe Telegraph - By Sophie BarnesDetectives have launched an investigation after a 15-year-old boy was shot by a gunman on a motorbike in Coventry city centre last night. The teenager was taken to hospital for surgery. His injuries are
Harry Kane Harry Kane halfway-line wonder goal gives Tottenham win over Juventus in SingaporeThe Telegraph - By James DuckerHarry Kane kept up a proud tradition of England captains scoring wonder goals from the halfway line with a sublime strike to down Juventus in Singapore on Sunday - and has now set his sights on repeating
Trains Steam trains could be forced off the tracks by new tougher safety rules, heritage railway boss warnsThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersHistoric steam trains - like the "Harry Potter" Jacobite Express in Scotland - could be forced off the tracks unless they fork out millions to comply with tough new health and safety laws, a railway boss
Tour de France Tour de France 2019, stage 15 results and standings: Simon Yates wins from break; Julian Alaphilippe retains yellowThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportSimon Yates soloed to his second Tour de France victory of the week on stage 15 to the Prat d'Albis as Julian Alaphilippe finally cracked and the fight for yellow came alive behind. Mitchelton-Scott's
Boris Johnson Teary shame (anagram; 7,3): the crossword compiler's go-to PMThe Telegraph - By Chris LancasterAsk most people what they most associate with Theresa May and strange things happening with letters and words, and they would most likely refer you to her infamous speech at the Conservative Party Conference
Epilepsy I lost my 21-year-old daughter to epilepsy - here's what grief taught meThe Telegraph - By Hamish RobertsGrief’ is such a short word. ‘Armageddon’ and ‘catastrophe’ seem far more proportionate in the length-to-impact ratio, but I’ve learnt that, though short, the word, ‘grief’ carries a punch. A few days
New Zealand A familiar match upThe Telegraph - By Alan TyersNew Zealand have ended Australia's 12-year reign as world champions with a thrilling 52-51 win to claim their first title since 2003. The Silver Ferns led by six goals midway through the third quarter
Gareth Bale Exclusive: Beijing Guoan want to make Gareth Bale highest-paid player in Chinese football historyThe Telegraph - By Matt LawBeijing Guoan want to make Gareth Bale the highest-paid player in Chinese football history by offering him a route out of Real Madrid. Real manager Zinedine Zidane has revealed the club are working on
Precious Metals It's now smart to hold some goldThe Telegraph - By Tom StevensonFor years on end, the gold price is only of interest to the kind of people who stockpile tinned goods and Kalashnikovs. Then suddenly everyone’s wittering on about it. Interest in the precious metal tends
Rory Stewart The Conservative Party must now reject the vacuous centrism of Rory StewartThe Telegraph - By Matthew LeshThe Conservative Party leadership contest last month is not the last we will see of Rory Stewart. Just yesterday Stewart tweeted that he would be holding audiences at the Penrith Show for the next two
UK News 'Garish' new water fountains in London criticised for failing to emulate classic Victorian originalsThe Telegraph - By Phoebe SouthworthNew water fountains erected across London have been branded "crude" and "garish" for failing to emulate classic Victorian originals. The Mayor of London partnered with Thames Water to build 50 new free
