King Charles III for and of the people

Friday 5 May King Charles greets crowds in surprise walkabout The King and the Prince and Princess of Wales have greeted well-wishers on The Mall, as hundreds gathered on the eve of the Coronation. The royals shook hands with members of the public, who had eagerly lined the route in hope of catching a glimpse

The Telegraph Frontpage for Friday 2023 May 05

By Daniel Hardaker The Conservative Party is on course to suffer heavy losses at the local elections. Meanwhile, if you are travelling by rail this weekend, you may hear a few special announcements from the King and Queen. ‘Terrible night’ for Tories in local elections Conservatives are braced for a bruising set of local election

About a coronation, Brexit and Britain’s property market

Dear Reader, On Saturday, King Charles III will follow in the footsteps of 39 monarchs when he is crowned at Westminster Abbey. Let us take you through the doors of this historic venue and show you, in spectacular 3D detail, the path His Majesty will take. In the spring of 2016, George Osborne issued a

The Telegraph Frontpage for 2023 May 04

By Daniel Hardaker  & By Sam Hall   An American pharmaceutical company has claimed to have developed the ‘best ever’ treatment for Alzheimer’s. Meanwhile, Russian nationalists demand revenge for the attempt on Putin’s life at the Kremlin. ‘Best ever’ Alzheimer’s drug can slow disease by a third US pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly announced yesterday that

News for 2023 April 14

Murder | Piran Ditta Khan has been extradited from Pakistan to be charged with the murder of Police Constable Sharon Beshenivsky in Bradford 18 years ago. The accused was brought back to the UK on Tuesday and taken into custody at a West Yorkshire police station where he was charged with killing the 38-year-old officer

Getting the Frontpage for 2023 April 12

Inflation | An era of ultra-low interest rates will return as soaring inflation becomes a historical blip, the International Monetary Fund has said. In a boon to homeowners, the Washington-based organisation said that an ageing population coupled with low productivity will tame inflation and lead to interest rates returning to pre-pandemic levels. Prince Harry to