telegraph.co.uk
Colin Montgomerie apologises to Sky's Ewen Murray ahead of Loch Lomond Scottish Open
09.07.2008 19:13
telegraph.co.uk
Not all is sweetness and light on the eve of this week's Barclays Scottish Open at Loch Lomond, writes Lewine Mair.
Great Britain
Golf
Wheels On Film: Intial D
09.07.2008 16:16
telegraph.co.uk
Nick Cowen and Hari Patience are put to sleep and then jolted awake by this uneven film about drifting.
Great Britain
Autonews
Fear circuits can be tweaked to make us braver
09.07.2008 13:14
telegraph.co.uk
Drugs to curb the irrational terrors experienced by the survivors of a disaster could emerge from studies that reveal the brain's "fear circuits" in unprecedented detail. Roger Highfield explains.
Great Britain
Science & Education
Flatfish missing link tells twisted tale
09.07.2008 13:14
telegraph.co.uk
A twisted tale of how the world's flatfishes ended up with two eyes on one side of their head is told at last by a newly analysed fossil that has lain in a museum drawer for more than a century. Roger Highfield explains.
Great Britain
Science & Education
Game theory could save the world
09.07.2008 13:14
telegraph.co.uk
New hope that people around the world can work together to combat global warming has come from a new theoretical study. Roger Highfield explains.
Great Britain
Science & Education
New instruments could provide advanced earthquake warnings
09.07.2008 13:14
telegraph.co.uk
Advanced warnings that an earthquake will strike within a matter of hours are now a possibility, reports Roger Highfield.
Great Britain
Science & Education
The rural and the restful
09.07.2008 13:14
telegraph.co.uk
Frances Booth checks in to the Sheraton Grand Hotel and Spa, Edinburgh.
Great Britain
Health & Beauty
Bright bugs discover new drugs
09.07.2008 10:13
telegraph.co.uk
Novel drugs to fight cancer and tropical diseases could be found by looking for brightly coloured beetles and insects writes Roger Highfield.
Great Britain
Science & Education
Woman, 62, passes driving test after 27 years and 450 lessons
09.07.2008 10:13
telegraph.co.uk
A woman has finally passed her driving test 27 years and 450 lessons after she first took to the road.
Great Britain
Autonews
Frank Lampard likely to exit Chelsea after row with Peter Kenyon
09.07.2008 09:12
telegraph.co.uk
Chelsea are expected to reject Inter Milan's increased offer of £8 million for Frank Lampard but they will be powerless to prevent the England midfielder leaving Stamford Bridge if he decides to buy out the remainder of his contract.
Great Britain
Football
Car buyers shun 4x4s
09.07.2008 09:12
telegraph.co.uk
Owners of gas guzzling 4x4s may soon find it impossible to sell their vehicles, as the price of petrol and vehicle excise duty causes their popularity to plummet.
Great Britain
Autonews
Video game reviews: The best of 2008 (so far...)
09.07.2008 09:12
telegraph.co.uk
Tom Hoggins picks the 25 best games released in the last 6 months.
Great Britain
Digital Technologies
Frank Lampard likely to exit Chelsea after row with Peter Kenyon
09.07.2008 08:14
telegraph.co.uk
Chelsea are expected to reject Inter Milan's increased offer of £8 million for Frank Lampard but they will be powerless to prevent the England midfielder leaving Stamford Bridge if he decides to buy out the remainder of his contract.
Great Britain
Football
Presence of Andrew Flintoff looms as England name unchanged team to face South Africa
09.07.2008 08:14
telegraph.co.uk
As all-rounder Andrew Flintoff joined the England squad's preparations for the first Test against South Africa at Lord's, captain Michael Vaughan made Test history as he named an unchanged team for the sixth successive match.
Great Britain
Cricket
English