Interesting articles for 2023 January 30 – February 5

A look at the world for the first week of February 2023

The Telegraph Frontpage for Friday 2022 December 23

By Danny Boyle People embarking on Christmas getaways face disruption as thousands of Border Force staff go on strike today – before another wave of industrial action on the railways tomorrow. Plus, we reveal a catalogue of errors that left a murderer free to kill. Violent offender was classed as ‘medium-risk’ It was one of

The Telegraph Frontpage for Thursday 2022 December 22

As ambulance workers downed tools for the first time in over 30 years, the human toll of the strike has begun to emerge. Yesterday Volodymyr Zelensky travelled to Washington for his first foreign trip since Russia invaded Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said his first foreign visit since the Russian invasion was aimed at strengthening

The Telegraph Frontpage for Wednesday 2022 December 07

As Britain enters a cold snap, the country faces the first major test of its energy resilience since the start of the Ukraine war – and the full impact of this month’s strikes is becoming clearer.

Chopper’s politics for 2022 December 06

By Christopher ‘Chopper’ Hope, ASSOCIATE EDITOR (POLITICS) Afternoon Boris Johnson won a landslide at the 2019 general election on a pledge that a Tory government “will require that a minimum service operates during transport strikes“. What has happened since then? A new piece of legislation – Transport Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill was introduced to

The Telegraph Frontpage for 2022 November 30

By Danny Boyle Amid a growing crisis in emergency care, we have details of a new strike set to hit the NHS – as well as the best analysis from Qatar, where England manager Gareth Southgate hugged Marcus Rashford (above) after his two goals helped the team beat Wales. Ambulance staff to hold first strike

The Telegraph for Tuesday 2022/10/25

By Danny Boyle Good morning. Rishi Sunak is this morning being appointed the UK’s next prime minister by the King. We have the latest on how he might build a new Cabinet that he aims to unite a fractious Tory party. Gove in line for comeback as PM lays out his Cabinet The UK will

The Telegraph’s main points from June 13 – June 26

The choice from The Telegraph for the 3rd & 4th week of June 2022

Everywhere in Europe the same

All over Europe citizens are confronted with skyrocketing consumer prices. For many people the energy bill is presented by almost unaffordable invoices. Ordinary working people are struggling to find a balance between money coming in and money going out. The governments should not be surprised that more unions are poised for industrial action over the