Short hair, strict diets and sexist jibes: Life as a history-making female jockey in 1970s
In a male-dominated sport, Karen Wiltshire made history when she guided her horse The Goldstone to victory in 1978 ...
Judge who helped legalise assisted dying in Canada is mother of ‘right to die campaigner’
Judge Lynn Smith’s daughter worked for advocacy group that filed lawsuit leading to the practice becoming legal in 2016 ...
How bad would it have to get for Man City to sack Pep Guardiola?
Spaniard is as close to untouchable as it gets in management but should this winless run extend to Christmas the narrative ...
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Three bodies found after yacht capsizes in the Red Sea
Three bodies have been found after a yacht capsized in the Red Sea. Two British tourists were thought to be among 16 people ...
West Midlands police chief ‘secretly’ retires and returns to protect pension
Craig Guildford is using a ‘retire and rejoin’ scheme to overcome a quirk leading to the longest-serving officers losing out ...
‘I’m a 39-year-old single mum with a £35k pension – how can I save for the future?’
Heidi Steel, 39, is a single mother living in Devon with her son, Freddie, 10 ...
Jacob Bethell to make England Test debut at No 3 against New Zealand
Warwickshire batsman replaces the injured Jordan Cox and ensures Joe Root stays in his preferred No 4 position in the batting ...
Watch: How Ruben Amorim will turbocharge Manchester United to avoid ‘suffering’
Telegraph Sport takes a closer look at what the Portuguese is trying to implement in his first training sessions with club ...