The TelegraphTravel Tourists in Thailand are paying people to scare pigeons to create the perfect Instagram shotThe Telegraph - By Emma CookeScroll through pictures of Tha Phae Gate, an ancient wall in Chiang Mai, Thailand, known for its flocks of pigeons, on Instagram and you’ll see scores of apparently candid photos. People jumping, twirling
The TelegraphGareth SouthgateThe inside story on Bulgaria's night of shame: Sam Wallace reconstructs the disgraceful events that marred England's victoryThe Telegraph - By Sam WallaceThe question that the England players are asked first in the aftermath of Monday night’s game at the Vasil Levski National stadium in Sofia is the easiest to answer: they first heard the racial abuse the
The TelegraphThomas Cook LiveThe Telegraph - By Louis AshworthThe pound is still up[ sharply on the day, with its wild gyrations over recent session meaning its overall one-week volatility against the dollar has hit its highest level in three years: The foreign market
The TelegraphUEFA England captain Harry Kane calls for tougher punishments against racism while Bulgaria could face Euro 2020 expulsionThe Telegraph - By Tom MorganHarry Kane led calls for tougher punishments against racism as it emerged Uefa could now trigger sanctions to expel Bulgaria from Euro 2020. The governing body will launch its disciplinary process imminently,
The TelegraphGuns This church in Pennsylvania holds a ceremony to bless gunsThe Telegraph - By Eleanor BradDozens of couples carrying assault rifles took part in a blessing of their weapons at a church in Newfoundland, Pennsylvania. Members of the World Peace and Unification Sanctuary, an unofficial sect of
The TelegraphLiverpool Investigation launched after child's body found on electric railway line in BootleThe Telegraph - By Martin EvansAn investigation has been launched after a 12-year-old child was found dead on an electric railway line in the Bootle area of Liverpool. Emergency services were called to the tracks near Bedford Road after
The TelegraphIslamic State (ISIS) Britain to consider bringing back children of Islamic State fighters, Dominic Raab saysThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffDominic Raab, the Foreign Secretary, has said Britain's policy of repatriating the children of Britons who went to join Islamic State will be reviewed. In a statement to parliament he said: "We do not
The TelegraphClimate Nature should be our greatest ally in the fight against climate changeThe Telegraph - By Roger GaleNature has a vital – though often overlooked – role to play in preventing the worst impacts of climate change. Creating, restoring and properly managing our natural landscapes has the potential to remove
The TelegraphChristmas Eve How to make a great Christmas Eve box, from gift ideas to ready-made boxesThe Telegraph - By Wendy Douglas2017 was the year the Christmas Eve box came to Blighty. And this craze is set to be even bigger in 2018. Reports of its existence on these shores, imported from overseas climes, surfaced in 2016 and then
The TelegraphIraq Two migrants suspected of trying to cross the Channel have been found dead on a French beachThe Telegraph - By Charles HymasThe bodies of two young Iraqi migrants suspected of trying to cross the Channel have been found on a beach in northern France. A passerby spotted the body of a 17-year-old Iraqi Kurdish youth on a beach
The TelegraphDerby County Derby County players Tom Lawrence and Mason Bennett plead guilty to drink driving and fleeing sceneThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportTwo Derby County footballers have been told they could go to prison after they admitted drink-driving over a crash which left their club captain seriously injured. Wales international Tom Lawrence and
The TelegraphUK News Gazza trial: 'If the kiss was sexual harassment, I have been sexually harassed for 20-years'The Telegraph - By Martin EvansFormer England footballer, Paul Gascoigne, told a police officer who arrested him for alleged sexual assault: "I know what it's about, I kissed a fat lass," a court has heard. On the second day of his
The Telegraph The best reusable coffee cupsThe Telegraph - By Tomé Morrissy-SwanIn the UK, only one in 400 disposable coffee cups is recycled. While we think of them as cardboard, a plastic coating complicates the reprocessing. At the same time, a survey earlier this year estimated
The Telegraph The best pubs with rooms in the Peak District, from cosy coaching inns to rustic farmhousesThe Telegraph - By Suzanne KingBritain’s oldest national park is a gloriously varied corner of the country, packing in a range of landscapes from dramatic ridges and ravines to pastoral valleys and pretty villages. After a day exploring
The Telegraph Trips to Ecuador under threat after Foreign Office advises against travelThe Telegraph - By Hugh MorrisTravellers visiting Ecuador have been warned to remain vigilant as the country reels from a fortnight of violent protests that have left seven dead. The Foreign Office (FCO) is advising against all but
The TelegraphChristmas 10 of the best Christmas tree toppersThe Telegraph - By Precious AdesinaYour Christmas tree is never be complete without a lovely ornament to finish it off, regardless of how many baubles you decide to hang on it. While many people usually think of Christmas tree stars and
The TelegraphWorld Rugby Homeless men turned away from Japanese storm shelterThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyA Japanese evacuation centre turned away two homeless people as a deadly typhoon approached on the weekend, prompting widespread criticism and a promise from the prime minister on Tuesday that it would
The TelegraphTurkey Turkey's Erdogan defiant in face of sanctions and arms embargo, warning offensive to continue until 'objectives met'The Telegraph - By Raf Sanchez and Josie EnsorTurkey’s president has said he would not stop his offensive on northern Syria until “all our objectives had been achieved", defying US sanctions, a European arms embargo and increasing international isolation.
The TelegraphKnives The best knife sharpeners – and how to use themThe Telegraph - By Tomé Morrissy-SwanA knife is arguably the most important tool in the kitchen, but it's essential that the blade is sharp. When blunt, you have less control and are more likely to see the knife slide off the food, thereby
The TelegraphDisney+ Disney release huge list of everything on Disney+The Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersEver since Disney announced its own streaming service, Disney+ in April, fans of the House of Mouse have been curious as to what the Netflix-rival will offer. Now, that's been made apparent – and it's
The TelegraphCrime Hate crimes double in six years with transphobic abuse recording biggest rise, police figures showThe Telegraph - By Charles Hymas and Martin EvansHate crimes recorded by police have more than doubled to more than 100,000 in six years with transphobic abuse seeing the biggest increase, Home Office figures show. It comes despite official crime surveys
The Telegraph Argos Black Friday deals: the best predictions for the 2019 salesThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersThose who think the high street is dead clearly didn’t take a trip to Argos last Black Friday. More than 1 million customers visited Argos stores in person on the day and 71 per cent of customers visited
The TelegraphBulgaria Bulgarian PM urges his country's top football chief to resign after racism furoreThe Telegraph - By Telegraph SportBulgaria's prime minister has called for the president of the country's football union to resign following racist abuse and monkey chants from Bulgarian fans towards black England players in Monday night's
The TelegraphTyrone Mings Tyrone Mings' England debut comes at a cost to Aston Villa, who now owe Bournemouth extra £250,000The Telegraph - By John PercyAston Villa will pay an extra £250,000 to Bournemouth after Tyrone Mings made his England debut. Villa agreed a £21 million deal to sign Mings in July and inserted a clause which triggers further instalments
The TelegraphTennis Tennis Podcast: Is Daniil Medvedev currently the best male player in the world?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportDaniil Medvedev has won 29 of his last 32 matches and reached six consecutive finals. But is this just a four-month hot streak or is he actually the leader of the ATP’s next generation and one of the best
The Telegraph Today's horse racing tips: NAP and NB for Tuesday, October 15The TelegraphThe 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
The TelegraphUK News British family claim US officials 'kidnapped' them for accidentally straying across border from CanadaThe Telegraph - By Patrick SawerA British family-of-seven have been thrown into a US prison as illegal migrants for straying into American territory after taking a wrong turn during a visit to Canada. David Connors, 30, and Eileen Connors,
The Telegraph How your holiday can help the Bahamas bounce backThe Telegraph - By Susan Veness and Simon VenessFrederick Lightbourn, the proud owner of Nassau’s Poop Deck restaurant, approached us as we finished a delicious plateful of conch fritters and rice and peas, anxious to know if everything had been to
The TelegraphWales Wales vs France, Rugby World Cup 2019: What time is kick-off, what TV channel is it on and what is our prediction?The Telegraph - By Telegraph SportWales vs France in the first quarter-final of the 2019 Rugby World Cup. Wales came top of Pool D after beating Georgia, Australia and Uruguay. France came second in Pool C after their match against England
