Mark Molloy
The Telegraph
United Kingdom
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The 'Leonardo da Vinci of diamonds' sells for world record $50m
A rare ‘Pink Legacy’ diamond has sold for a world record $50m at an auction in Geneva, Switzerland. → Read More
Quiz: which celebrities have these GCSEs?
It's that time of year again, where teenagers up and down the country find out their GCSE results. → Read More
Sunflower selfie-seekers shut down Canadian farm as thousands cause traffic chaos and damage crops
Hordes of sunflower selfie-seekers shut down a family-run Canadian farm after thousands of visitors blocked a busy motorway and trampled crops in search of the perfect photo. → Read More
Bouncer suspended after woman tweets about sexual harassment in nightclub
A bouncer accused of sexually harassing a woman at a Cornwall nightclub has been suspended pending an investigation after she spoke out on Twitter about the alleged incident. → Read More
'Bigfoot erotica' accusation plunges US congressional race into farce
A US congressional race has been plunged into controversy after the state’s Republican nominee was accused of being “a devotee of Bigfoot erotica”. → Read More
UK blood moon: How to view the longest total lunar eclipse so far this century tonight
The shining bright white hue of the moon will be transformed into a bewitching deep blood red for UK observers tonight during the longest total lunar eclipse seen this century. → Read More
UK blood moon: How to view the longest total lunar eclipse so far this century tomorrow
The shining bright white hue of the moon will be transformed into a bewitching deep blood red for UK observers tomorrow, July 27, during the longest total lunar eclipse seen this century. → Read More
Quiz: Now That’s What I Call Music 100
Now That’s What I Call Music, the decades-spanning compilation series of sing-along pop hits, celebrates its 100th-edition milestone this week. → Read More
Amsterdam fire chief appointed to tackle 'macho culture' sent 'death threats from staff'
A Dutch fire chief appointed to eradicate a culture of “racism and bullying” is facing death threats reportedly made by members of his own staff. → Read More
Meet the gamers willing to spend hundreds of thousands living their video game fantasy
Self-made millionaire Jon ‘NEVERDIE’ Jacobs pulls up outside his opulent nightclub in an extravagant roadster and heads straight to the dance floor. → Read More
Theresa May's Love Actually moment: How the PM putting Donald Trump in his place might look
Theresa May’s not-so-special relationship with Donald Trump plummeted to a new low following the president’s explosive comments criticising Britain’s Brexit strategy. → Read More
'Endangered blue whale' slaughtered with harpoon off coast of Iceland
An Icelandic whaling company has been accused of slaughtering an endangered blue whale in a "deplorable act", provoking anger and condemnation from the international marine conservationist community. → Read More
England World Cup excitement hits fever pitch as nation gears up for Croatia semi-final
The nation has reached a state of feverish excitement as England prepares for its first World Cup semi-final since the penalty shootout heartbreak of Italia 90. → Read More
Canadian park ranger fights off grizzly attack after bear rips off part of his scalp
A Canadian park ranger who survived a mauling by a grizzly bear that ripped off part of his scalp and half of his ear says he feels “blessed to be alive”. → Read More
England fans inspired by Gareth Southgate's style prepare for 'Waistcoat Wednesday'
Gareth Southgate’s newfound reputation as a style icon has been one of the unlikeliest developments of an unpredictable World Cup and now fans are preparing to pay him the ultimate fashion compliment by honouring him on ‘Waistcoat Wednesday’. → Read More
'Melting road' leaves cars 'drowning in tar' in Australia
A melting road caused a sticky situation in northern Australia where dozens of vehicles were left “drowning in tar” yesterday. → Read More
How England is gripped by World Cup hysteria ahead of the Super Saturday Sweden quarter final
As the jubilation subsides following England’s first ever World Cup penalty win, the nation’s mind is now swiftly turning to the quarter-final clash on Saturday. → Read More
Elon Musk in 'absurd' dispute with Colorado artist over use of flatulating unicorn image
Elon Musk, the South African-born entrepreneur with ambitious plans to colonise Mars, has become embroiled in an ‘absurd’ dispute over his company’s use of a flatulating unicorn image he is accused of “ripping off”. → Read More
Mystery extinct ape discovered in ancient Chinese imperial tomb
An entirely new species of ape has been discovered buried in an ancient tomb in central China. → Read More
Koko, the extraordinary gorilla who mastered sign language, dies at 46
Koko, the western lowland gorilla who gained worldwide fame for her mastery of sign language, has died at the age of 46. → Read More