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

Banking sector crossed the line of denying access to financial services

By Dominic Penna Political Reporter Afternoon, The truth about the Nigel Farage row raises some serious questions for Coutts, while Rishi Sunak’s jibe at Sir Keir Starmer speaks to a wider issue that could haunt Labour. The Coutts Files His two decades of campaigning for Brexit has certainly caused some headaches for the Tories in

The mood music around Labour is changing

Afternoon, The mood music around Labour is changing as the party gets ready for Government. Already this morning, Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has scrapped Labour’s flagship plan to spend £28billion a year on new green jobs and technology. The pledge to spend £28billion a year for each of the five years of the next Parliament

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

Chopper’s Westminster Whispers for 2023 February 20

Penny’s Tory associations tour raises eyebrows There was an eyebrow-raising admission at the end of Penny Mordaunt’s interview on the BBC’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg show. “I’ve just finished a tour in the West Country and I’ve been visiting businesses and all sorts of community groups, but I’ve also been visiting our activists and our

Christopher ‘Chopper’ Hope on 2023 January 16

It is clear that both the Tories and Labour are finally narrowing their gaze on the people who matter: voters.

Reviews about nature for the first half of September

September 05 Switzerland’s glaciers are becoming a front-row seat to climate destruction For most of its existence glaciology has been a slow-moving profession, but this year is different. The belting heat waves that struck Europe over the past few months handed the specialists in Alpine ice sheets an unprecedented set of challenges. And some of

Main news items for the first half of September

Looking at what made the headlines the first half of September 2022

The Telegraph for Wednesday 2022/10/26

Comeback king Gove to spread tentacles in Whitehall After vowing to fix the “mistakes” made by Liz Truss, Rishi Sunak took swift action. The new Prime Minister used his speech in Downing Street to warn that “difficult decisions” were needed, as he partly blamed the economic mess on his predecessor and committed to delivering the

The Telegraph – Weekly Higlights for 2022 October 22

Steer a clearer course through this week’s twists and turns with our hand-picked articles, below. Five unmissable stories The one word that could propel Boris Johnson back to No 10, according to Christopher Hope. Inside the blueprint for China’s new dictatorship. As Xi Jinping prepares to secure his third term as Chinese leader, we explore