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- The Telegraph
Tottenham are transformed under Ange Postecoglou as James Maddison proves there's life after Harry Kane
This one will live long in the memory of Tottenham fans. It is the day when their new team under their new head coach and with their new attacking style of play went to the home of their nearest and bitterest rivals and showed there is a new kid on the block.
- The Telegraph
Viewing figures for Strictly’s first live show down from last year’s
The TV audience for the first live show of Strictly Come Dancing 2023 is down slightly on last year, according to overnight ratings.
- The Telegraph
Ukraine-Russia war: Pope hits out at Poland over weapons withdrawal
Pope Francis has hit out at countries “pulling back” from giving weapons to Ukraine in an apparent jab at the Polish government.
- The Telegraph
This sibling to Cliveden is London’s most surprising new hotel
“Welcome home.” I haven’t heard those words uttered upon checking into a hotel in years. It has gone out of fashion, like chocolates on the pillow and the morning newspaper.
- The Telegraph
Scotland v Tonga live: Score and updates from the 2023 Rugby World Cup
Scotland v Tonga live: Score and updates from the 2023 Rugby World Cup
- The Telegraph
Army called in after Met firearms officers hand in their guns
Scotland Yard is negotiating with the Army to cover for armed officers who are refusing to carry guns, The Telegraph can reveal.
The TelegraphEurope retain Solheim Cup in dramatic style
Europe retained the Solheim Cup here in dramatic circumstances on Sunday. The home team did not win - in the conventional sense - but the euphoric celebrations after the 14-14 draw signified this felt every bit like a triumph and that history had been made.
- The Telegraph
Darwin Nunez thriving in Liverpool's thrill-a-minute attack
Liverpool’s attack is emerging as the hottest ticket in the Premier League again.
- The Telegraph
Brighton rediscover their true selves to continue best start to Premier League season
Welcome to the Thursday-Sunday club. Brighton bounced back after their midweek Europa League defeat to record their fifth win in six Premier League matches, their best start to a top-flight season, and move up to third place. However, it was a result they had to grind out after looking lost in the first half.
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Mauricio Pochettino's problems mount as 10-man Chelsea lose yet again to Aston Villa
Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins scored his first Premier League goal of the season to pile more misery on 10-man Chelsea and head coach Mauricio Pochettino.
- The Telegraph
Trans activists behind campaign of violence against women, Rishi Sunak warned
Women’s rights campaigners have written to the Prime Minister to ask him to take action against an “escalating campaign of violence and intimidation” by trans rights activists.
- The Telegraph
Son Heung-min double earns Spurs north London derby draw at Arsenal
Tottenham captain Son Heung-min’s brace earned his side a draw at Arsenal as the visitors twice came from behind in an absorbing derby.
- The Telegraph
Kate Moss ‘moonbathes’ to absorb lunar energy as part of her wellness regime
Kate Moss has revealed that she spends her nights lying under the light of the moon to soak up lunar energy in an ayurvedic practice known as “moonbathing”.
- The Telegraph
How to be happy – the five golden rules
The UK population is ageing rapidly, with the number of over-65s in the country growing by nearly 50 per cent in the past five decades. This is very much a positive thing – advances in medicine and public health messaging mean that people are living longer than ever.
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‘Desperate’ opera singer puts public toilets on the New York map
A New Yorker incensed by the city’s lack of public toilets has shot to fame after creating an intricate map of hundreds of facilities across the five boroughs.
- The Telegraph
Shoplifters cost charity shops £15m in a year
Charity shops have lost more than £15 million to shoplifters in the past year, a study has shown.
- The Telegraph
Rugby World Cup 2023: Today’s matches, full schedule and group standings
Top-ranked Ireland claimed a 13-8 statement victory over defending champions South Africa in a high-octane heavyweight World Cup clash yesterday that lived up to the hype at a sweltering Stade de France.
- The Telegraph
China lab suspected of Covid leak stripped of US funding for violating biosafety rules
The Chinese laboratory suspected of leaking coronavirus has been stripped of United States government funding for 10 years after conducting dangerous experiments that increased the potency of coronaviruses before the pandemic.
- The Telegraph
Lewis Hamilton criticises Mercedes tactics after George Russell fight during Japanese Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton criticised Mercedes’ tactics and suggested he and George Russell needed to “work as a team” after on-track battles throughout the Japanese Grand Prix.
- The Telegraph
Marlborough racing tips and best bets for today’s races
Following today’s racing tips? In need of some guidance? Or just fancy a flutter?
- The Telegraph
Why the Iliad – about a fame-obsessed society wracked by war and disease – is a tale for our times
Louis MacNeice’s long autobiographical poem, Autumn Journal (1939), includes a famous passage in which he draws on his experiences as a teacher of ancient Greek and Latin literature, and contrasts his own world – in Britain on the brink of war – with that of those long dead, concluding memorably:
- The Telegraph
Woman found dead in jaws of alligator weeks after arrest for trespassing in wetlands
A woman whose remains were found in the jaws of a nearly 14ft-long alligator in Florida had earlier been arrested for trespassing in nearby wetlands.
- The Telegraph
Quarter of Cornish churches fail to offer a Sunday service
More than a quarter of churches in Cornwall are failing to offer a Sunday service, analysis by The Telegraph has revealed.
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The best way to get rid of garlic breath
It is a perennial problem for lovers of garlic – while the pungent ingredient adds a piquant kick to many otherwise bland dishes, it is also known to cause bad breath.
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7 ways to improve your garden's drainage
Here's how green-fingered homeowners can help their lawns and flowerbeds cope with rain and avoid becoming waterlogged.
- The Telegraph
‘Death cap’ mushroom survivor lives to tell tale of poisoning
The sole survivor of a lethal mushroom poisoning in a small Australian town has been released from hospital, a development that could give detectives the breakthrough they need to solve the case.