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April 26, 2025

‘I was sexually abused, you never really get over it’: How survivors grapple with lifelong trauma

In the wake of Giuffre’s suicide, one man shares how, decades later, the scars of abuse continue to shape every aspect of his life

The Telegraph

April 26, 2025

Keir Starmer is a PM who can’t apologise or tell the truth

The local elections are a chance to show a leader who believes he’s above it all the anger he has wrought

The Telegraph

April 26, 2025

Britain’s exploration of South Pole was ‘colonial’, claims museum

Polar centre at Cambridge University said expeditions were in same ‘mould’ despite Antarctica having no human inhabitants

The Telegraph

April 26, 2025

From beyond the grave, Francis brought Ukrainian peace a little closer

Funeral for the most ‘normal’ of popes was an extraordinary day of pomp and political circumstance

The Telegraph

April 26, 2025

Has Trump really turned on Putin?

A rare rebuke from the US president has rattled Moscow, but it remains to be seen if it’s a true change of heart or just political theatre

The Telegraph

April 26, 2025

Trump makes early exit from Pope’s funeral to treat Melania to birthday dinner

US president leaves event with first lady just one hour after pontiff’s burial

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April 26, 2025

Labour’s obsession with equality over quality will turn Britain into a country of bored Neets

Technical schools have achieved amazing results for their pupils. But they are facing total destruction under new legislation

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April 26, 2025

Virginia Giuffre and Prince Andrew: a scandal neither could recover from

Aged just 16, Giuffre’s job at Mar-a-Lago set her on a path of abuse, forever altering her life and that of the Duke of York

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April 26, 2025

Duke of York’s ex-girlfriend branded ‘vile’ for attack on Virginia Giuffre

Lady Victoria Hervey accused of being ‘cold-hearted’ after social media comments around Jeffrey Epstein victim’s death

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April 26, 2025

Hamas claim that 70pc of Gaza dead are women and children ‘demonstrably false’

Think tank finds inconsistencies between hospital records and statistics from Gaza’s ministry of health

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April 26, 2025

Why veils mattered more than titles at the Pope’s funeral

From mantillas to suits, world leaders bent the dress code, signalling evolving traditions in ceremonial fashion and the Catholic church

The Telegraph

April 26, 2025

Trump considers sending migrants to Rwanda

US has already sent some deportees to African nation that agreed to take in UK migrants under Tories

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April 26, 2025

‘It becomes a no-go zone all summer’: How music festivals are ruining British parks

For many of us, the arrival of summer means ear-splitting noise, metal fences and crime. Now residents are fighting back

The Telegraph

April 26, 2025

Have no doubt: If Mark Carney is elected, Canada will become a failed state

The country was already on the path to decline under Trudeau. Carney will only get us there faster

The Telegraph

April 26, 2025

Who is Mark Carney? Banker turned politician who took over from Justin Trudeau

Justin Trudeau’s replacement was once coined the rockstar central banker and ‘architect of Project Fear’

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April 26, 2025

‘We’ll burn Jews like Hitler did’, says BBC’s reporter in Gaza

Samer Elzaenen has appeared on BBC Arabic more than a dozen times since the conflict erupted and even reported live last month

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April 26, 2025

The week the blob derailed Project Trump

As the President’s second term nears the 100 day mark, it seems his radical agenda has this week been blunted on multiple fronts

The Telegraph

April 26, 2025

A great and humble Pope, but first and foremost, a follower of Christ

His message was simple. ‘The gospel is for everyone,’ he said. That was his vision – for a Church and a world where no one is left out

The Telegraph

April 26, 2025

Why isn’t it racist to ban white men?

A female theatre director has proposed a year-long ban on plays by writers who are white and male. So long, Shakespeare…

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April 25, 2025

US attorney general chastised by judge after calling Luigi Mangione ‘cold-blooded’ assassin

Prosecution and defence reminded about public comments after Pam Bondi’s remarks

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April 25, 2025

Tom Hardy’s Netflix thriller will ‘put Wales on the map’

Welsh locations double for US city in thriller, which will make filmmakers sit up and take notice, says producer

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April 25, 2025

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to claim: It was swinging, not sex trafficking

Rapper faces accusations of kidnapping, drugging, and coercing women into sex

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April 25, 2025

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to claim: I’m a swinger, not a rapist

Rapper faces accusations of kidnapping, drugging, and coercing women into sex

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April 25, 2025

Trump is repeating all the mistakes of appeasement, except it’s worse this time

The US president is openly on Putin’s side, refusing to condemn the invasion and instead shifting all the blame onto Ukraine

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April 25, 2025

FBI arrests judge for ‘obstructing migrant arrest’

Hannah Dugan, a Milwaukee county circuit judge, detained at courthouse where she works

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April 25, 2025

After 20 years as a card-carrying Tory, I’ve joined Reform

While Kemi Badenoch dispenses pessimism, Nigel Farage’s jolly optimism is the antidote we need to the disaster unfolding under Labour

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April 25, 2025

‘With Trump, anything can happen’: The international intrigue to watch out for at the Pope’s funeral

While the delegations from Iran and Israel can blame the alphabet for their proximity, Zelensky may welcome the chance to get close to Trump

The Telegraph

April 25, 2025

For Ukraine, no deal is better than a bad deal

Trump walking away from the table could leave Ukraine in a stronger position

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April 25, 2025

How to have a perfect spring weekend in Rome

An insider 48-hour guide to the historic, art-laden European metropolis that is the Eternal City

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April 25, 2025

‘Missed penis’ on Bayeux Tapestry raises questions between scholars

Medieval experts debate whether depiction of a running man shows male genitalia or a sword’s sheath

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April 25, 2025

Trump has blown his chance of saving the West

From betraying Ukraine to waging trade wars, the American president has proven to be an utter disaster

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April 25, 2025

The vitriol of Belfast’s Bafta-winning band is typical of Ireland’s troubling anti-Semitism

Rap group Kneecap spread sickening conspiracy theories to the delight of their ignorant young fans

The Telegraph

April 25, 2025

We must all call out rude smartphone users

Like factory work, driving cars and smoking, we must admit that phones are not safe for the young

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April 24, 2025

New York beekeeper ‘was Rwandan Genocide perpetrator’

Faustin Nsabumukunzi participated in commission of ‘heinous acts of violence abroad’, allege prosecutors

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April 24, 2025

Jair Bolsonaro’s health ‘has worsened’

Former Brazilian leader has been hospitalised since mid-April

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April 24, 2025

Social media giants forced to delete accounts of 1.5m British children

Ofcom tells tech companies to enforce minimum age limits properly or face being fined and even banned from operating in the UK

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April 24, 2025

China’s audacious ploy to woo former US allies

With President Trump’s unpredictability alienating the global community, Xi Jinping looks to offer former rivals a chance at stability

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April 24, 2025

How the Supreme Court’s trans ruling is paving the way for a return of gender-neutral loos

The ruling could see a renewed push for unisex lavatories – but critics say the facilities may create safeguarding risks

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April 24, 2025

Flesh-eating caterpillar dresses in bones to steal prey

The bugs’ ‘macabre’ practice of covering itself in body parts is unprecedented, scientists say

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April 24, 2025

These are ‘uncertain’ times? Get a grip, this isn’t 1940

Today’s generation need to read a few history books and develop some perspective

The Telegraph

April 24, 2025

Are we about to see Trump pull the US Navy out of the western Pacific?

Forward deterrence just lets China strike the first blows, analysts suggest

The Telegraph

April 24, 2025

When is Canada’s federal election? A simple guide

All your questions about the upcoming vote answered

The Telegraph

April 24, 2025

Tourists are being locked up and deported in Trump’s America – should you be worried?

After a number of tourists have been detained upon arrival in the US, we consider whether ordinary travellers should really be concerned

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April 24, 2025

China using ‘mysterious structures’ to expand its waters

South Korea believes China’s Yellow Sea ‘fish farm’ is a strategic move to claim territory

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April 24, 2025

Beijing is rejoicing at Trump’s Ukraine surrender

The US President’s awful negotiating tactics have immeasurably weakened America’s global position

The Telegraph

April 24, 2025

Why more young women are refusing to take their husband’s surname

A growing number of brides – and grooms – think the tradition is bizarre, old-fashioned and anti-feminist

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April 24, 2025

Jennifer Rauchet: Pete Hegseth’s wife who is called ‘Yoko Ono’ behind her back

Defence secretary’s spouse stands firmly by his side during top job in government

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April 24, 2025

Police ‘misled minister’ about violent threats by trans protesters

Dame Diana Johnson initially denied that signs threatening violence against feminists were held at a protest in London

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April 23, 2025

New York governor sues Trump over ‘reckless’ tariffs

The action alleges US president did not have the authority to impose sweeping actions

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April 23, 2025

Alleged victims of Gilgo Beach killer identified after 27 years

Tanya Denise Jackson and her daughter Tatiana Marie Dykes have been identified as murder victims