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South Africa v New Zealand live: Score and latest updates from the Rugby Championship 2022
The six-point plan to save New Zealand rugby Barrett feared 'the worst' after horror fall against Boks
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Premier League live: Arsenal lead, Man City running riot - score and latest updates
Arsenal 2 Leicester 0 Brighton 0 Newcastle 0 Man City 3 AFC Bournemouth 0 Southampton 0 Leeds 1 Wolves 0 Fulham 0
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Dig trenches to save thirsty plants and prevent flooding, gardeners advised
The Royal Horticultural Society has advised gardeners to dig trenches around their plants to capture rainwater during this week's thunderstorms to avoid flooding.
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Governor 'open to review' of Bank of England's mandate after criticism from Liz Truss
Andrew Bailey has told the Chancellor that he would be "open to a review" of the Bank of England's mandate, following Liz Truss's criticism of its approach to inflation, The Telegraph can disclose.
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Wine prices to surge 10pc this year
The price of wine will surge 10pc this year as scorching temperatures hammer harvests at vineyards across Europe, the owner of Laithwaites has warned.
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Chinese-backed buyer of UK microchip plant made components found in Russian missiles
Components manufactured by the Chinese-owned buyer of Britain's biggest microchip plant have been discovered inside nuclear-capable Russian missiles launched at Ukraine.
The TelegraphFrenkie de Jong wants Chelsea move in further blow to Manchester United
Frenkie de Jong has indicated that Chelsea is his preferred destination should a move to the Premier League materialise in the final weeks of the summer transfer window. The Barcelona midfielder, 25, has been a target for Manchester United to be reunited with Erik ten Hag, who he worked with at Ajax, but it is understood he has made it clear Stamford Bridge is his first choice. His situation at Barca has been complicated by the Holland international being owed more than £17 million in wages defe
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Chinese institutes at UK universities ‘screening out undesirable staff’
Staff at Confucius Institutes in the UK are having their political views and ethnic backgrounds filtered by Chinese officials, according to researchers.
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Russia's car industry shudders to a halt due to Western sanctions
Ilya, a manager at a Volkswagen factory in western Russia, was busy discussing plans for a company-supported family event in the spring when the war in Ukraine broke out.
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What extreme heat can do to your body – and how to stay safe
Heatwaves generally conjure thoughts of lazy afternoons pottering in the garden, lounging by the sea or on the hunt for ice cream. But there’s a darker side to record temperatures: heat kills.
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Kamala Harris accuses Republicans of ‘dangerous’ attacks on FBI over Trump raid
Kamala Harris on Saturday accused Republican leaders of making “dangerous” attacks on the FBI over the raid at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.
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Aston Villa cling on for victory over Everton after frantic finish
Danny Ings scores Villa opener with thumping left-foot finish Emiliano Buendia doubles home side's lead after one-two with Ollie Watkins Lucas Digne sparks frantic finish with own goal for former club
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No-one has ever paid a fine for breaking a hosepipe ban, admit water companies
Flouting the hosepipe bans that are sweeping the country comes with a hefty financial penalty of up to £1,000 – except it seems nobody has ever actually had to pay it.
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How to sleep in a heatwave: eight tips to keep cool at night during the hot weather
While we are excited for the warmer weather there’s no doubt that the hot weather can really affect our sleep cycles.
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If you don’t make grades for university, take a year out and work at Wetherspoons, peer says
Take a year out if you don’t make the grades for your first-choice university and go and work in Wetherspoons for a year or see if you can make it as a musician, a Conservative peer has advised.
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‘Satan on the way to Hell’: Iran’s media glories in attack on Salman Rushdie
Iranian newspapers praised Sir Salman Rushdie’s “brave and dutiful” attacker for attempting to carry out the religious edict to kill the author of The Satanic Verses and send him “to Hell”.
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Salman Rushdie’s battle for free speech has been lost, friends say
Sir Salman Rushdie’s fight for freedom of expression has been “lost”, according to his friends and supporters, with censorship now so rife that the author would struggle to publish The Satanic Verses today.
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Rare disease was passed on via transplant signed off despite donor’s cause of death being a mystery
The NHS is investigating after a rare disease was passed on via an organ transplant that was signed off despite the donor’s cause of death being a mystery.
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Best summer recipes: salads, noodles and chilled soups for a hot day
You can feel it in the air; the sweaty, hair-frizzying climate that signals a heatwave. Get your fans at the ready, and dig out your factor 50.
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Gout cases surge after ‘Deliveroo lifestyle’ during lockdown
It has long been painted as the disease of gluttonous kings.
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Boris Johnson will not be able to make Downing Street comeback, says Jacob Rees-Mogg
Boris Johnson will not be able to stage a comeback and have a second stint of being prime minister because “life just isn’t like that”, Jacob Rees-Mogg has said.
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Coldplay, Wembley Stadium, review: Chris Martin's infectious joy is impossible to resist
There were fireworks, confetti cannons, giant balloons, spacey lasers and flashing coloured wristbands that turned the whole of Wembley Stadium into a glittering galaxy of light. And that was just for the first song. Coldplay really are modern masters of stadium entertainment, and they did not stint on pyrotechnics, big screens, multiple stages and surprise guest stars, all the razzle dazzle audiences have come to expect from such gargantuan scale entertainment. But their most potent weapon of m
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Exclusive: Coventry City could sue landlords Wasps after 'unsafe' pitch forces second postponement
Coventry City are considering legal action against Wasps after being forced to postpone a second home match this season over an “unsafe and unplayable” Coventry Building Society Arena pitch.
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How Silicon Valley fell victim to the complacent Californian elite
On Sand Hill Road in the heart of Silicon Valley, nervous founders filter into the offices of venture capital firms, hoping to secure millions of dollars to back their latest idea.
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Two days a week in the office is most we can manage, say staff at City watchdog
Staff at the City watchdog have told bosses that two days a week in the office is the most they can manage in the latest example of employees pushing back against a return to the workplace.
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Petrol should be 25p a litre cheaper say MPs as campaigners hit out at retailers
Drivers should be paying 25p less per litre for fuel as retailers fail to pass on a 20pc drop in wholesale petrol prices, MPs have warned.