Guy Kelly

2 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Guy Kelly

She's Britain's great hope for the Wimbledon women's title. After 10 gritty years of toiling, she shares why she's ready for top-spot gloryThere are, Katie Boulter reckons, two main paths to success in tennis - especially in women's tennis. You can, in the first instance, be a teenage prodigy, the kind of freak who blazes on to the scene like a comet, taking on players double your age and beating them, all while studying for your A-levels. But this road is fraught with danger.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Guy Kelly

The Quisisana found fame evacuating Coldstream Guards but, after falling into disrepair, an enthusiast has given it a new lease of lifeIt was, the World War Two veteran and writer Arthur D Divine once recalled, "the queerest, most nondescript flotilla that ever was". In the final week of May in 1940, some 850 boats - from pleasure cruisers to fishing vessels, barges to private yachts - made up a patchwork civilian armada braided by one simple mission statement: bring them home.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Guy Kelly |Meike Eijsberg

We're barking mad about canines but as numbers grow, so do the amount of attacks, vet bills, filthy streets and abandoned, untrained petsAs far as we know, and we do not know a great deal, the first Briton who doted on his dog was what we'd now call a Yorkshireman, living in an area between what's become Scarborough and Hull. There, at Star Carr, a Mesolithic site in the Pickering Valley, bones were dug up and identified as belonging to a canine that died in around 9,500 BC.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Guy Kelly

At the 55th annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland this year, David Beckham reflected on his many similarities with King Charles III. Some of them we already knew. The fact their wives are posh, for instance. The awkward lull in popularity the two men had to contend with during the dramatic 1997-98 season. And of course the tattoo addiction. But as Beckham explained after being named as an ambassador for the King’s Foundation, the connections in fact go far deeper.

1 month ago | aol.co.uk | Guy Kelly

At the 55th annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland this year, David Beckham reflected on his many similarities with King Charles III. Some of them we already knew. The fact their wives are posh, for instance. The awkward lull in popularity the two men had to contend with during the dramatic 1997-98 season. And of course the tattoo addiction. But as Beckham explained after being named as an ambassador for the King’s Foundation, the connections in fact go far deeper.