Frontpage for Wednesday 2023 October 18

By Daniel Hardaker The threat of full-scale war in Israel looms as both sides blame each other for a strike on a Gaza hospital that killed hundreds. Elsewhere, Xi Jinping welcomes ‘dear friend’ Vladimir Putin to Beijing. Islamic Jihad says IDF is lying about its role in Gaza hospital strike The Palestinian terror group has

The Telegraph Frontpage for Monday 2023 June 12

By Matthew Robinson Good evening. An 11-year-old British girl shot dead at a family barbecue in France has been pictured for the first time. And Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister of Italy, has died at the age of 86. British girl shot dead at barbecue in France pictured An 11-year-old British girl who was

Second weekend of 2023 June: In the News

The Tories claimed that Labour’s main economic policy was “in tatters”, after the party’s shadow chancellor scrapped its flagship plan to spend £28 billion a year on green investment. Friday June 9 Boris Johnson’s resignation honours list published Boris Johnson’s long-awaited resignation honours list has been released – find out who received peerages here. Meanwhile,

The Telegraph Frontpage for Tuesday 2023 June 06

By Daniel Hardaker The Prime Minister has indicated that he is prepared to use controversial legislation to force through his small boats Bill. Meanwhile, a vast Soviet-era dam was blown in Russian-controlled Ukraine as Kyiv’s forces step up offensive operations along the front line. Rishi Sunak willing to defy Lords over small boats Bill The

Telegraph Frontpage for Monday 2023 June 05

By Daniel Hardaker A major study declares that lockdown measures were a “policy failure of gigantic proportions”. Meanwhile, Camilla Tominey claims Prince Harry cannot win in his war against the media. Lockdown benefits ‘a drop in the bucket compared to the costs’, study finds Scientists from Johns Hopkins University and Lund University will today release

The Telegraph’s exclusive investigation: The Lockdown Files and looking at illegal migrants

The Telegraph reveals that consultants were paid a total of £1 million a day to work on the NHS Test and Trace system for more than a year, despite ministers being “very worried” about the spending.

News from the UK for 2023 March 02

King Charles III has asked the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to move out of Frogmore Cottage for good to allow Prince Andrew to move in. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been asked by the King to hand over the keys to Frogmore Cottage, but were not told it had been earmarked for

The Telegraph’s Frontpage in the morning of 2022/11/03

By Danny Boyle Good morning. The Bank of England is expected to unveil the biggest interest rate rise since Black Wednesday. On the other side of the Atlantic, US officials are ‘concerned’ about Russian sabre-rattling. Rising inflation may sink house prices by 30pc As it tries to control the runaway inflation that is battering British

Asia in review for the first half of September

Looking at the headlines from Asia which reached us in Europe

Danny Boyle looking at The Telegraph’s front page for 2022/10/17

By Danny Boyle Good morning. New Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is today expected to set out billions of pounds of savings to stabilise the public finances. News of his emergency statement saw the pound climb higher in early trading. New Chancellor to make emergency statement After a weekend of talks, Jeremy Hunt is today fast tracking