The Telegraph

June 15, 2025

Pipe down, everyone. It’s a pop star’s job to be provocative

Sabrina Carpenter’s risqué gestures aren’t regressive, they serve an essential role: uniting the young and the dads, like Baywatch once did

The Telegraph

June 15, 2025

Arnold Schwarzenegger: Net Zero is bogus

Terminator star prefers to take action against pollution rather than engage in ‘stupid dialogue’

The Telegraph

June 15, 2025

Battle of the breakfast spreads – how a rival to Nutella is inflaming tensions between Algeria and France

A decision by Emmanuel Macron’s government to ban the hazelnut paste El Mordjene has sparked a patriotic backlash by French-Algerians

The Telegraph

June 15, 2025

China will soon once again be the primary civilisation of the world

The Middle Kingdom is on its way back to its former pre-eminence

The Telegraph

June 15, 2025

‘Lars and Kirk were pretending they were gay’: The Metallica album that incensed their fans is back

In 1996, the metal giants cut their hair, went avant-garde and made the widely derided LP Load. Can a lavish £250 box set redeem it?

The Telegraph

June 15, 2025

Fighting Russia is now Europe’s problem: America is about to leave the stage

Promises of supporting Ukraine ring rather hollow if we continue to give paltry military aid

The Telegraph

June 15, 2025

The 32-year-old nuclear scientist busting the ‘Net Zero myth’

Dr Tim Gregory tells The Telegraph why a total re-think our decarbonisation strategy is needed to achieve a future of sustainable energy

The Telegraph

June 15, 2025

It’s time for a national ban on smartphones in schools

This is not about rolling back progress. It is about restoring the conditions in which children can flourish

The Telegraph

June 15, 2025

I grew up with two mums – I never needed a father figure

Reece was raised by his mother and her wife after his biological parents split. Being a good parent has nothing to do with gender, he says

The Telegraph

June 15, 2025

Annabel Croft: ‘I don’t want to be a professional widow but I’m not ready for another partner’

Ahead of her speaking tour, the former Wimbledon champion reflects on her childhood, her love for dancing and managing grief

The Telegraph

June 15, 2025

The London community hollowed out by Air India crash

At least 20 members of the Hindu ashram in Harrow lost loved ones

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

Son of Air India victim missed last call moments before mother boarded plane

‘I will alway think, what were her last moments?’ says Chirag Mahesh Patel who reveals she rang him at 4am

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

The Left’s hatred of Israel has reached a truly terrifying level

As countless Iranians pray for the swift demise of the clerical tyranny they suffer under, people gather in liberal London to defend it

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

Protesters march through London waving Iranian flags

Calls for the Government to end military support for Israel and de-escalate tensions in the Middle East

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

RAF jets to be deployed to Middle East

Starmer moves military assets to region amid ‘huge risk of escalation’ between Israel and Iran

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

British Jews warned of ‘revenge’ attacks after missile strikes on Iran

Call for extra vigilance amid fears Israel’s punitive action will fuel anti-Semitic incidents in UK

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

Trump military parade live: US marks army’s 250th birthday

The United States is to mark the army’s 250th anniversary with a military parade through the streets of Washington DC today, coinciding with...

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

Litter, shoplifting, private security guards: Britain is turning into a Third World country

One of the best aspects of our nation is social capital. But it is ebbing away, and the state is struggling to protect us from crime

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

How Vanity Fair fell from grace under Anna Wintour

A young new editor could be what this once-trailblazing magazine needs to revitalise itself, but critics and former editors are sceptical

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

Two Democrats ‘shot by gunman posing as police officer’

Politicians in ‘grave condition’ having been ‘targeted’ in Minnesota attacks

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

Cambridge University ‘discriminates’ against white job seekers

Recruitment guidance advises departments to ensure interviews have at least one candidate from ‘underrepresented groups’

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

The world won’t acknowledge it yet, but we owe Israel a debt of gratitude

A nuclear weapon in the hands of Ayatollah Khamenei would have been as dangerous, if not worse, than one in the hands of Saddam Hussein

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

The Telegraph readers who did the police’s job themselves

After Mia Forbes Pirie tracked down her stolen Jaguar, we asked our readers if they had similar stories. Hundreds came back...

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

France’s ban on adults-only venues is insanity – most children are intolerable

The French think adult-only hotels are ‘violence against children’. But the real violence against children is bad parenting

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

Israel can see what Europe can’t: the Devil

Calling for diplomacy now is utterly mad: Iran desperately wants to annihilate the Jewish State

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

Troops in LA, tanks in DC. But Trump is winning the battle for public opinion

Polling shows significant support for president’s deployment of servicemen in California as military parade set to take place

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

How Britain could be dragged into the Israel-Iran conflict

Iran vows ‘grave and far-reaching consequences’ for Netanyahu’s ‘supporters’ – which may include UK

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

Does David Beckham deserve a knighthood?

With the former England captain finally making it on to the King’s birthday honours list, the decision proves a divisive one

The Telegraph

June 14, 2025

UK taxpayer funds gay porn studies and music therapy for pregnant Africans

Millions spent on fringe projects and overseas schemes

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

Sussexes part ways with six more staff

Source says writing was on wall for some after excoriating profile of the couple in Vanity Fair

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

Roger Daltrey ‘humbled’ by knighthood

High-profile names in King’s Birthday Honours List include Elaine Page, David Beckham and Luke Littler

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

Fans may have to prove migration status at World Cup-linked match

Customs and Border Protection deletes social media post saying officers will be ‘suited and booted’ at Miami fixture on Saturday

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

Four migrants escape from ICE detention centre

Authorities say men are ‘public safety threats’ after breaking out of Newark’s Delaney Hall facility

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

The one thing you must discuss with your dad on Father’s Day

Waiting too long to be checked for prostate cancer is costing lives. That’s why we need a national screening programme

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

How three pizza restaurants predicted Israel’s attack on Iran

Online sleuths forecast a major operation after spotting a rise in footfall at outlets near the Pentagon on Thursday evening

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

Kanye West turns up at Diddy trial

Crowd cheers as rapper enters courthouse to support Sean Combs

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

Sole survivor gives crucial clue to cause of crash

Vishwash Kumar Ramesh says there were flickering green and white lights in the cabin during its final moments

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

Former PCSO tried to build a gun using 3D printer

Zoe Watts found with ‘arsenal’ at her home, including home-made weapon ‘not seen before in UK’

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

How ‘12 Angry Men’ caused Weinstein mistrial

Tensions reach breaking point with ‘fighting in the jury room’ forcing judge to throw out rape charge

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

Iran, an evil and desperate regime, is now more dangerous than ever

Israel had no choice but to attack. The alternative would have been unthinkable

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

Sole survivor: Death was all around me ... I walked out of the rubble

Vishwash Kumar Ramesh escaped wreckage of Air India crash by climbing out of broken emergency door

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

Billionaire friend of Prince of Wales dies after ‘swallowing a bee’

The Indian businessman reportedly collapsed while playing polo yesterday in England

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

Doctor on Air India flight was bringing family to UK

Radiologist Dr Prateek Joshi snapped selfie with wife and their three children onboard moments before crash

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

I outran ICE. Now I’m back on the streets looking for illegal work

Illegal migrants tell of their experience evading detention so they can continue to work and provide for their familiy

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

The astonishing stories of five air crash sole survivors

After a British man survived the Air India disaster – we consider some similarly miraculous stories

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

Once again, Israel proves it has the most impressive military in the world

These attacks display remarkable precision, and could shatter Iran’s nuclear ambitions

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

The ‘evil’ shrink who made Brian Wilson call him ‘master’

Dr Eugene Landy was meant to save the late Beach Boy from a downward spiral. Instead, he made him his prisoner

The Telegraph

June 13, 2025

It can get much more worse for California: the return of Kamala

In another display of her trademark myopia, Ms Harris’s true ambitions may lie once again with the Oval Office

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

South African president to brave second meeting with Trump following Oval Office mauling

Cyril Ramaphosa makes ‘remember when they dimmed the lights …’ joke as he reveals he will speak to US president on summit sidelines

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

Pentagon has plan to take Greenland ‘by force if necessary’

Defence secretary lets slip existence of contingency plans during heated exchange with Democrat representative