Gareth Davies

For a decade, I agreed with those who questioned if Italy deserved their spot. Wales have fallen so far it’s time to ask the same of them

We are eating scraps off plates behind the bins and there’s no fix in sight

US offered a surprising location for the most enjoyable three months of rugby I can remember playing

A bland bonanza of beige and not a drop of water in sight – the president-elect’s diet is that of a child

After six pints, a G&T, a rum and Coke, two cocktails and six Sambuca shots I attempted to sober up with an alcohol monitor attached to me

More than 200 former players are suing the sport’s governing bodies for negligence, but the benefits of the sport outweigh the risks

It all started when our writer was trying to lose weight, but vaping is no habit for a grown man – especially a ‘non-smoker’

A fly-half with three decades’ kicking experience, The Telegraph’s Gareth Davies is put through his paces by Northampton’s Fin Smith

Back together after six years, the rock band’s frontman talks free speech, overdoing the booze – and the corporation’s problem with guitars

With a determined mindset and a total lifestyle overhaul, I managed to shed three stone – and feel in better shape than I did at 18

Morgues have become so overrun in the occupied city of Melitopol after Ukrainian missile strikes that Russians are being forced to send corpses 200 miles away to Crimea.

Ross McCullam throttled and cut the throat of Megan Newborough - a trusting female work colleague he had been dating for less than a month

Duke of Sussex said it was a ‘really sensible idea’ to film the reams of personal footage for the £100million Netflix documentary

‘If I was one of the teachers, I’d let them watch the game. I hope they do. It’s a historical moment in Wales, for us to be at a World Cup.’

Scotland Yard will contact 70,000 over the next day after the UK’s biggest ever fraud sting brought down a phone number spoofing site

Former health secretary, who has spoken of desire to raise awareness of dyslexia, had been due to attend 50th anniversary event

Prime Minister held tray full of poppies and talked to members of the public during the brief appearance to which no media was invited

‘The Papers did not meet our editorial standards, as it gave the audience the opportunity to infer an editorial position on part of the BBC’

Report examining response to the bombing and whether any inadequacies contributed to individual deaths will be published on Thursday

Ms Rayner insisted Labour wants Britons to “create wealth”, chiming with the famous words of the party’s former spin doctor, Peter Mandelson