The Boris bubble may have burst

Boris Johnson faced the privileges committee to deny claims that he deliberately misled the House of Commons over partygate.

How Scotland became the wokest country in the world

By Chris Evans, Editor Dear Reader, Nicola Sturgeon has pursued numerous fashionable causes since she came to power, including radical gender reforms. But does the SNP leader have a motive that goes beyond boosting her government’s progressive credentials? Jenny Hjul explores how Sturgeon made Scotland the wokest country in the world in an attempt to

From Chris Evans, the editor of the Telegraph 23 January 2023

Dear Reader, Germany’s Leopard 2 tanks are at the centre of an international row. Kyiv is adamant that these vehicles will give them the upper hand against Russia – but the German government has been hesitant to release them. Associate Editor Dominic Nicholls explains what makes the tanks so sought after. What do you need

From the Editor of the Daily Telegraph Thursday January 5 2023

By Chris Evans, EDITOR Dear Reader, A leaked extract from Prince Harry’s yet-to-be-published memoir has provided intriguing insight into the rift with his brother – including claims of a physical altercation. Associate Editor Camilla Tominey explains what the fresh accusations reveal about the “over-pampered prince”. Unseasonably mild weather has crippled many ski resorts this season,

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s much-anticipated new documentary series

By Chris Evans, EDITOR Dear Reader, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s much-anticipated new documentary series has premiered on Netflix today, laying bare the couple’s grievances about the Royal family. Our correspondents have compiled all of the swipes and revelations from the first three episodes. With the death of George Leonard “Johnny” Johnson aged 101

From the editor of the Telegraph on Monday 5 December 2022

By Chris Evans, EDITOR Dear Reader, The gulf between the Waleses and Sussexes seems to be growing wider by the week. While Harry and Meghan appear determined to focus on past struggles, the Prince and Princess of Wales used their US trip to look to the future, shining a light on climate change. Our correspondent

2022 towards its end

It seems like 2022 is only a few months away, but 11 months have already passed. In those months, the world faced some hot moments, with an upcoming Third World War lurking behind the door. Fortunately, most politicians were smart enough to keep away from red buttons and not jump in too quickly on the

Verontrustend lage kijkcijfers na één jaar op het net

2020-2021 was een jaar van veel verandering op het internet. Veel Google tool gebruikers vonden zich met Blogger, Blogspot en Google Sites, indien zij dat verder wilden gebruiken, verplicht heel wat aanpassingen te doen. Doordat de Google Sites oude vorm niet automatisch konden overgedragen worden naar de nieuwe vorm van Google Sites, moest ik handmatig

The Telegraph looking at the third week of August 2022

August 15 By Danny Boyle  The heatwave is set to be broken by thunderstorms, but they are unlikely to help shrinking water supplies. And, as A-level students await their results, we explain why they might be disappointed. Prepare to be disappointed with A-levels, pupils told A-level students are receiving their results this week – and

The Telegraph looking at the second week of August 2022

August 08 Big-name charities resume controversial fundraising tactic Family stumble across cache of firearms while paddling in pond The Real Windsors: Queen of Steel, review: Her Majesty recast as Logan Roy from Succession Gurinder Chadha: ‘People get defensive about the British Empire but it’s our shared history’ August 09 By Danny Boyle We knew it