The Telegraph

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

The Telegraph

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

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

Trigger warning for ‘historic language’ in Jane Austen brother’s memoir

Advisory note included despite Sir Frances Austen not using any outdated racial terms or expressing any views on empire

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

Hegseth only trusts wife and inner circle as he goes ‘full paranoia mode’

Defence secretary said to have entered ‘back-against-the-wall mode’ after slew of embarrassing stories

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

Orange plume erupts from lorry in acid ‘explosion’

Nearby residents warned to shut windows and doors as streets cordoned off in Oldham chemical incident

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

Gwyneth Paltrow: I’ve started eating bread and pasta again

Actress and lifestyle guru relaxes her strict paleo diet after becoming ‘obsessed’ with eating healthily

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

Trump’s deal would plunge the world into war

Rewarding aggression and overturning rules-based order will simply trigger many more invasions

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

Protester defaces Trump Tower presidential plaque

Man spray paints ‘USA’ in bright green over gold sign marking president’s first term

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

E. coli in children’s diets ‘driving bowel cancer surge’

Study suggests some people acquire the gut bacteria in childhood, which can spark DNA changes and set their health on a negative trajectory

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

Ex-police officer jailed for 10 years over four paddleboard deaths

Nerys Bethan Lloyd begins sentence after admitting to four counts of gross negligence manslaughter

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

Terror police investigate ‘pro-Hamas’ rappers handed £14k by Labour

Member of Kneecap appears to shout ‘up Hamas, up Hezbollah’ while draped in the terror group’s flag in footage from 2024 gig

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII, review: A volcanic, vividly alive reminder of their greatness

The band’s slightly pretentious 1972 art movie has been magnificently restored – and should be required viewing for every aspiring musician

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

Trump’s Ukraine deal is not an act of peace but of surrender

Any settlement that doesn’t prevent another war from breaking out soon is useless

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

Freddie Mercury’s sister secretly spent £3m on his memorabilia at auction

Kashmira Bulsara reportedly paid over the odds for the belongings to keep them in the family

The Telegraph

April 23, 2025

Farms are told to diversify – but they can’t get the planning through

Peter Hogg waited 18 months and spent £8,000 in planning fees before his application could go forward

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

Musk: I’ll step back from Doge next month

Billionaire says he will reduce work for Trump administration ‘significantly’

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

‘The timing is perfect’: How former No 10 guru Steve Hilton could become the next governor of California

Until this week he was best known for attending Downing Street meetings barefoot. Now he wants to win the US’s most populous state for Trump

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

Experiments to dim the Sun get green light

Fifty million to fund projects such as brightening clouds to reflect sunshine and prevent runway climate change

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

Dick Van Dyke’s wife on their 46-year age gap: ‘Same age relationships don’t last’

Arlene Silver, 53, says it is ‘eerie’ how well her relationship with her 99-year-old husband works

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

Trans activists’ death threat signs reviewed by police

Met investigates placards carried at protest against Supreme Court ruling on transgender equality

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

Diver buys First World War shipwreck on Facebook

Dom Robinson becomes the official owner of SS Almond branch, which was torpedoed off the coast of Cornwall in 1917

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

Jewish faith leaders under investigation after criticising Israel

Open letter against war in Gaza did not represent ‘diverse constituencies’ of British Jews

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

Army commander suspended after refusing to display Trump photo

Colonel Sheyla Baez Ramirez relieved of duty from Wisconsin base after investigation into empty photo frames on wall

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

Less net zero, more redemption: Why the Catholic Church is already turning against Francis’ agenda

The late Pope famously adopted a more liberal stance, but there’s growing support for a successor with a traditional conservative approach

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

Kevin from Dublin is now in charge of the Vatican

Following Pope Francis’s death, all daily responsibilities fall to one man until a successor is chosen

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

Talk show hosts who made their careers bashing Trump are changing their tune

Bill Maher, Jimmy Kimmel and Jon Stewart are among comedians warming to US president

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

If asking your child to do chores is now ‘cruelty’, God help us all

How do we expect our kids to develop confidence when they can’t even make their own bed?

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

Nigel Farage is right: net zero is the new Brexit

Pollsters claim that the British public ‘overwhelmingly supports’ radical policies to tackle climate change. Are they sure?

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

Royal Navy ready to defy China in Taiwan Strait

UK’s Carrier Strike Group may pass through strait as commander says it is also prepared for combat against Houthis in Red Sea

The Telegraph

April 22, 2025

A day inside Britain’s ‘embarrassing’ court system (with the country’s former top policeman)

A few hours inside Westminster Magistrates’ showed the overt bureaucracy and frustrating flaws of delivering justice in Britain