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How to visit the real Hundred Acre Wood, home of Winnie the Pooh
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Travel
A.A. Milne observed the adventures his son, Christopher Robin, had with his toys in the woods by their home in Ashdown Forest, East Sussex, gaining inspiration for the beloved Winnie the Pooh books. To
Doping
Lance Armstrong makes first investment in new venture capitalist career
The Telegraph - By Tom Hoggins
Lance Armstrong, the former cyclist who has been banned for life from the sport following a doping scandal, has made his first investment in his new career as a venture capitalist. Mr Armstrong is the
China
China’s tech giants in hiring slowdown amid economic uncertainty
The Telegraph - By Hasan Chowdhury
China’s tech giants were hiring at a slower pace in the final quarter of 2018 as the country’s biggest companies reckoned with a faltering economy, according to a study on job adverts. Beijing’s research-led
Music (UK)
From Julie Andrews to Princess Nokia: seven things Ariana Grande's 7 Rings reminds people of
The Telegraph - By Alice Vincent
The last we heard from Ariana Grande, the 25-year-old pop star had "politely turned down a damehood" – an honorary one á la Angelina Jolie, we presume. The singer-turned-soothsayer seemed to be incapable
Prince Philip
Prince Philip crash: Police investigating Duke car crash which left two women hospitalised
The Telegraph - By Hannah Furness
Police are investigating a car crash in which the Duke of Edinburgh was left bleeding and two women were hospitalised. The Duke's car was seen to "tumble" across a road near the Sandringham Estate following
Televisions
Broken boilers, lost maids and a witch's curse: the bizarre reasons given for late tax returns
The Telegraph - By Sam Meadows
A taxpayer claimed their self-assessment tax return was filed late because their mother-in-law placed a witch’s curse on them. It is one of the more bizarre cases revealed by HM Revenue & Customs in its
Tennis
Angelique Kerber destroys Kimberly Birrell to continue hunt for second Australian Open title
The Telegraph - By Charlie Eccleshare
Birthday girl Angelique Kerber thrashed Australian wild card Kimberly Birrell 6-1 6-0 to reach the fourth round of the Australian Open on Friday and complete a late-night horror show for the locals at
Cardiff City FC
Cardiff City sign Oumar Niasse on loan from Everton
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Sport and Press Association
Cardiff City have completed their first signing of the January transfer window with a loan deal for Everton's Oumar Niasse for the rest of the season The Senegal centre-forward , who spent the second-half
Unai Emery
Unai Emery is not at fault for Arsenal shambles - blame the board, Wenger and Ozil instead
The Telegraph - By Jamie Carragher
When Unai Emery took over at Arsenal, we wondered what legacy he had been left. Now it is clear. He inherited a shambles. An imbalanced squad, inconsistent star player, extravagant contracts way above
Women's News
The midlife guide to… Janxiety
The Telegraph - By Annabel Rivkin and Emilie McMeekan
Hangxiety The inability to deal with going out at night because of a crippling fear of the hangover – a week of feeling like you’ve tripped down some terrible rabbit hole and you are falling, falling,
Central Banks
French ex-central banker joins board of UK fintech Setl
The Telegraph - By Natasha Bernal
UK fintech company Setl has recruited former Banque de France governor Christian Noyer to its board ahead of growth plans in Europe, Asia and the US. The blockchain company, which launched in 2015, said
Software Companies
Sophos share price collapses by a fifth on subdued trading update
The Telegraph - By Matthew Field
Cyber security company Sophos suffered a bruising from investors after it reported a decline in billings and new customer sign ups. The Oxford-headquartered software company, which makes network security
Travel
Vientiane cruise port guide
The Telegraph - By Claire Boobbyer
Why go? Low-slung Vientiane hugs the middle Mekong and is the growing capital of landlocked Laos. Originally known as the City of Sandalwood, it’s a quirky mix of beautiful Buddhist temples, Communist
South Africa
Tracey Neville insists England will show no complacency ahead of Quad Series meeting with South Africa
The Telegraph - By Ben Bloom
On all evidence it should be their easiest game of the tournament, but England are adamant they will show no complacency in their second Quad Series match against South Africa on Saturday. Sandwiched tough
Book It: Four of the best Caribbean beach retreats for sun, sea and serious relaxation
The Telegraph - By STELLA magazine writers
It’s time to flee the winter chill and get roasting on a beautiful Caribbean escape. Pick an island and set your dial to chillout mode. Jade Mountain, St Lucia Best for... all-out luxury The low-down:
Unai Emery
Arsenal vs Chelsea tactical preview: How Unai Emery may counter Chelsea and why Sarri-ball has not been fun to watch
The Telegraph - By JJ Bull
Another weekend, another London derby. This time Arsenal host Chelsea with both teams going through, to use modern football parlance, a difficult moment. Arsenal aren't quite clicking, Chelsea are clicking,
Tennis
Rafael Nadal makes Australian Open 2019 statement with crushing win over Alex de Minaur
The Telegraph - By Charlie Eccleshare
Rafael Nadal sent out a statement at this year's Australian Open by crushing Australian hope Alex De Minaur 6-1, 6-2, 6-4. Nineteen-year-old De Minaur won the warm-up tournament in Sydney and had been
Judiciary
Isil Beatles: Government right not to block death penalty, High Court rules
The Telegraph - By Gareth Davies
The High Court has rejected a challenge over the UK Government's decision to share evidence with US authorities about two suspected Islamic State terrorists without seeking assurances they will not face
The remote Australian island with a fascinating history – but an uncertain future
The Telegraph - By Lee Mylne
The hand-written sign leaning against the old stone wall that protects Norfolk Island’s historic former Legislative Assembly building declares: “Norfolk Island under siege!!!” Beside it, another four have
Prince Philip
Prince Philip will accept he can no longer drive while 'muttering under his breath', says friend Gyles Brandreth
The Telegraph - By Gareth Davies
Prince Philip will begrudgingly accept his days of driving are over after his "miracle escape" from a crash near the Sandringham Estate, his friend and biographer has said. The Duke of Edinburgh walked
Bicycle Racing
Tour Down Under 2019 - stage four results and standings: Daryl Impey wins sprint finish ahead of leader Patrick Bevin
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Sport
Defending champion Daryl Impey won the demanding fourth stage of the Tour Down Under but CCC Team's Patrick Bevin rode home in second to retain the tour leader's ochre jersey. Impey, of Mitchelton-Scott,
The forgotten Swede who made the Grand Canyon famous
The Telegraph - By Michael Kerr
In mid-afternoon at the South Rim, it was hard to believe that Americans once had to be encouraged to visit the Grand Canyon. Daytrippers, fresh off the train after a two-hour journey from Williams, pouted
Today's horse racing tips: NAP and NB for Friday, January 18th
The Telegraph
The Telegraph have sourced the best of today's horse racing tips. If you are looking for the best of today's free racing tips, then check out the selections below. All tips were handpicked from across
Travel
Avalanche reports: what is the risk in the French Alps this week?
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Ski and Snowboard
Staying safe when skiing or snowboarding in the mountains is crucial – an important part of that is being aware of the risk of avalanche where you are, being prepared when heading off piste, and knowing
Manchester United FC
Manchester United rule Marouane Fellaini out for a month with calf injury, ruining chances of a move
The Telegraph - By James Ducker
Marouane Fellaini has been ruled out for up to a month with a calf injury as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer warned his Manchester United players there could be no let-up after their impressive start under him. said
Travel
Where to celebrate the genius of Leonardo da Vinci, 500 years on
The Telegraph - By Nick Trend
Five hundred years ago, on May 2 1519 in Amboise, in the Loire Valley, Leonardo da Vinci died. There is a romantic legend that he breathed his last in the arms of his 24-year-old patron, François I. In
Royal retreats: 9 incredible palace hotels in India
The Telegraph - By Gill Charlton
An insider's guide into the top palace hotels in India, including the best for royal residences, opulent interiors, romantic settings, extravagant architecture, extensive lawned gardens and refined Indian
Travel
The 50 best boutique hotels in Europe
The Telegraph - By Telegraph Travel
Boutique hotels are the catwalk models of the accommodation world: sleek, sexy, dressed to impress and Instagrammable at every turn. Whether in the city or the country, beside the sea or in the mountains,
48 hours in . . . Los Angeles, an insider guide to the City of Angels
The Telegraph - By Luciana Bellini
A sprawling slice of SoCal city life Los Angeles has long been looked down on by its East Coast counterparts, but now that the rest of world has caught up with California’s green juice and wellness obsession,