telegraph.co.uk
Lee Westwood happy to be feeling under par at the Scottish Open at Loch Lomond
10.07.2008 21:09
telegraph.co.uk
Lee Westwood lies three shots off the leaders Thongchai Jaidee and Alexander Noren on the first day of the Scottish Open. Lewine Mair reports.
Great Britain
Golf
Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook the key
10.07.2008 21:09
telegraph.co.uk
Kevin Pietersen and Ian Bell would be the first to compliment the manual labour of Andrew Strauss and Alistair Cook in the morning, says Simon Hughes.
Great Britain
Cricket
Twenty20 Cup: Darren Stevens helps Kent win
10.07.2008 21:09
telegraph.co.uk
Kent (175-6) bt Warwickshire (133-8) by 42 runs)Darren Stevens' withering assault on Warwickshire seamers Chris Woakes and Jim Groenewald swept holders Kent into their second consecutive finals day.
Great Britain
Cricket
David Wigley rescues Northamptonshire
10.07.2008 21:09
telegraph.co.uk
Northamptonshire (134-6) trail Worcestershire (146) by 12 runsA question mark will hang over Worcestershire's promotion prospects until their batsmen become more consistent.
Great Britain
Cricket
Tiger Woods, the $1 billion man
10.07.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
Tiger Woods is set to make financial history thanks to his sporting prowess and attraction to sponsors, writes Andrew Baker.
Great Britain
Golf
Kevin Pietersen hurts South Africa again
10.07.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
Day one (stumps): England 309-3 v South AfricaKevin Pietersen's century, his first against South Africa in his first Test against them, completed a thoroughly miserable day for the visiting captain, Graeme Smith, who put England in to bat after winning the toss, says Derek Pringle.
Great Britain
Cricket
England v South Africa: Welcome dose of Twenty20 antidote at Lord's Test
10.07.2008 20:12
telegraph.co.uk
Test-match intrigue is the perfect cure for biff-bang-wallop fever, writes Martin Johnson at Lord's.
Great Britain
Cricket
Sepp Blatter in spotlight after 'slave' gaffe
10.07.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Fifa president told to apologise after ill-judged comment regarding treatment of Cristiano Ronaldo.
Great Britain
Football
Inter Milan up ante over Frank Lampard
10.07.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Mourinho's glowing tribute shows how determined he is to sign England star, writes Oliver Brown.
Great Britain
Football
Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley laughs off Osama bin Laden connection
10.07.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Newcastle chairman calls on Geordie fans to take a stake in the Tyneside club, writes Richard Fletcher.
Great Britain
Football
Barry Ferguson injury hits Scotland hopes
10.07.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Scotland manager George Burley described the loss of Rangers midfielder Barry Ferguson as "a massive blow" to the national team's hopes of reaching the 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa, writes Ewing Grahame.
Great Britain
Football
New hope for autism treatments from gene finds
10.07.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Hopes that a new generation of treatments for autism is about to emerge are raised by a new genetic study, writes Roger Highfield.
Great Britain
Science & Education
One third of coral species face extinction
10.07.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
One third of the major reef-building coral species are vulnerable to extinction, and the pace of destruction is increasing so it is conceivable that the "rainforests of the ocean" could be wiped out this century, writes Roger Highfield.
Great Britain
Science & Education
Old drugs get a new lease of life
10.07.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
A dozen potential new treatments for conditions as diverse as depression and constipation have been discovered by analysing the side effects of old and established drugs. Roger Highfield explains.
Great Britain
Science & Education
Rum: Cuba's carnival spirit in a bottle
10.07.2008 20:11
telegraph.co.uk
Jonathan Ray finds his mojito working and gets a good rum for his money in both Havana and London.
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Food Industry
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