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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

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

The miracle of seat 11A ... how did British passenger survive?

It is almost impossible to live through a fully-fuelled aircraft crashing into a built-up area, say aviation experts

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

Watch: California senator dragged out of room during Kristi Noem speech

Alex Padilla is forced to the floor by FBI agents before being handcuffed

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

Dua Lipa: I’m too busy to have children

Grammy award-winning singer confirms her engagement but on starting a family, ‘it happens when it happens’

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

LA riots backed by pro-Hamas activists who called for city to burn

Unity of Fields encourage ‘intifada’ in response to detention of illegal migrants

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

The diplomatic war over the £16bn haul of treasure beneath the Caribbean

Over 300 years since being sunk by the Royal Navy, several warring parties are laying claim to the wreckage of a Spanish galleon

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

Harvey Weinstein juror refuses to rejoin deliberations causing rape charge mistrial

Judge Curtis Farber says discussions among jury ‘became heated’ in retrial

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

Trump’s border tsar: We’ll flood liberal cities with ICE raids

Tom Homan says protesters will do nothing to slow the pace of detentions amid unrest in Los Angeles

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

As the Middle East teeters on the brink, Trump could be forced into war with Iran

The American president might be forced into conflict as Tehran continues to violate its nuclear obligations

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

Why are so many planes crashing? This is what the data says

Today’s Air India crash follows the deadliest year for air disasters since 2018. Here, experts shed light on the safety of flying

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

Sabrina Carpenter’s over-sexed, degrading new album cover has gone too far

From Lolita marketing to on-stage sex acts and now a controversial cover for new album Man’s Best Friend, is Carpenter regressive for women?

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

Flight 171 is a terrible tragedy. But airliners are still very, very safe

We should not allow this awful incident to change our perception of aviation

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

Whistleblower raised safety fears over Boeing Dreamliner factory

John Barnett alleged in 2017 that the company attempted to ‘eliminate’ factory quality and accused it of ‘countless’ violations of US law

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

LA riots, BLM, Save Gaza: get ready for a summer of destructive far-Left activism

With Trump showing no signs of backing down in LA, intersectional rhetoric is almost certain to ratchet up far louder

The Telegraph

June 12, 2025

‘I knew the Republic would collapse eventually’: The Afghan ambassador adrift in Italy

Khaled Ahmad Zekriya operates a splendid, if faded, embassy in Italy but, at odds with those running his country, can he remain in post?

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

Syria orders women to wear burkinis on public beaches

Women have been ordered to wear more conservative dress for the first time since the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham Islamist coalition came to power

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

US to order evacuation of Iraqi embassy amid fears of Iran deal collapse

Facilities in Middle East will send home non-essential staff and family members

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

Why Starmer’s homelessness reform could see Britain overrun by rough sleepers

Critics fear scrapping the Vagrancy Act will lead to a proliferation of ‘tent cities’ similar to that in American cities like San Francisco

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

Brian Wilson created the most blissful pop music ever made

The Beach Boys’ melodic genius has passed at 82, but the good vibrations of his music may never fade away

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

Brian Wilson: The Beach Boys’ 10 best songs

From God Only Knows to Good Vibrations – and beyond. The greatest songs by the late genius of Californian surf-pop

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

Put the paintbrush down – AI can restore artworks quicker and better

Method developed at MIT means a damaged painting will appear restored even though the original is still intact beneath

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

Influencer died after fall on 3,000ft Snowdonia peak

Maria Rosanova Eftimova was hiking up Tryfan when she slipped and fell 60ft to her death

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

Harvey Weinstein sexually assaulted one of two women, court finds

A verdict has not yet been delivered on one count of rape

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

I’ve been caught by Britain’s most prolific speed camera – it makes the road no safer

After Norman Tate was notified he had driven 45mph in a 30mph zone on the A38, he decided to investigate... and found several worrying signs

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

Why Trump’s mobile phone is causing havoc in the White House

Hundreds have his personal number and he accepts unknown calls – now the president’s advisors fear his antics risk national security

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

Trump plans memorial to his mother on new Scottish golf course

Garden will honour Scots-born Mary Anne Trump as US president opens second course on Aberdeenshire estate

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

King shares ‘salty tales’ with old shipmates

Event was personally requested by the monarch to thank past comrades for ‘continued loyalty’

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

A global pilot shortage is causing havoc for airlines, with no end in sight

With some carriers forced to borrow staff and others scrapping routes altogether, experts say a long-term solution will take time

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

‘Sir!’ Frederick Forsyth wrote sizzling letters to the Telegraph for 30 years. Here are the best

Our office kept a fax machine solely to receive his missives. From lockdown warnings to Euroscepticism, these are the pick of the bunch

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

Michelangelo ‘hated painting the Sistine Chapel’

The Renaissance old master was hunted down by Pope Julius II when he tried to turn down the commission, claims a US historian

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

Bridgerton actress fights off Algerian phone thief

Genevieve Chenneour thanks fans for support following altercation with prolific criminal

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

Are Pulp playing the Pyramid Stage? Glastonbury secret sets, rumours and more

The rumour mill is in overdrive ahead of the festival later this month. From Pulp (or ‘Patchwork’) to Lorde and Haim, here are the biggest

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

LA police make ‘mass arrests’ as protesters break curfew

Demonstrations against Donald Trump’s immigration policies descend into rioting and looting

The Telegraph

June 11, 2025

I was brainwashed into wearing a hijab. But Britain mustn’t introduce a burka ban

After removing her hijab since moving to the West, Dr Somayeh Tohidi argues a government should not decide how people express their faith

The Telegraph

June 10, 2025

British citizens among 9,000 immigrants to be sent to Guantanamo

Trump to start transfers to the notorious former prison within days as he ramps up campaign to deport illegal immigrants

The Telegraph

June 10, 2025

Sunken ship with £15bn of treasure ‘found in Caribbean’

Claims made by several parties – including Colombia, Spain and Peru – over ‘holy grail of shipwrecks’ which was sunk by Royal Navy in 1708

The Telegraph

June 10, 2025

Six years late and £28bn over budget, this project signals disaster for Ed Miliband’s nuclear plans

Labour is banking on Sizewell C to deliver the net zero goal – but its blueprint was fraught with problems

The Telegraph

June 10, 2025

Nephews locked in inheritance battle over care home snub

‘Stubborn’ aunt cuts family out of will for casting doubt on her mental capacity

The Telegraph

June 10, 2025

US drops support for a Palestinian state

America’s ambassador to Israel says there is ‘no room’ for a two-state solution unless culture changes

The Telegraph

June 10, 2025

LA police shot my photographer in the head

Journalists come under fire as they report on protests in Los Angeles which appear to be shrinking in scale but not intensity

The Telegraph

June 10, 2025

CNN reporter arrested during LA protests live on air

Jason Carroll led away by officers despite identifying himself as a correspondent

The Telegraph

June 10, 2025

I went for a ride in a self-driving taxi to see Britain’s future

Uber is trialling taxis without drivers across America and they will be here as soon as next year – but how safe are they really?

The Telegraph

June 10, 2025

Royal-linked cricket team needs female players to keep going

The club once had a full team of Balmoral employees when it opened over 70 years ago, but now it’s down to one

The Telegraph

June 10, 2025

Ed Sheeran: I identify as culturally Irish despite being born in England

Singer, who grew up in Suffolk, tells Louis Theroux podcast about childhood holidays in Ireland

The Telegraph

June 10, 2025

Sly Stone invented modern music, then disappeared in a cloud of crack smoke (here are his best five songs to listen to now)

The soul-funk pioneer enjoyed one of the greatest hot streaks in the history of music. Then came a spectacular downfall

The Telegraph

June 10, 2025

In the battle of Trump v Newsom, the president is winning over the public

The images of violent rioters is terrible for the Democratic establishment

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Harry Potter star faces pile-on for backing Rowling

Draco Malfoy actor says he is not ‘attuned to trans debate’ but is ‘incredibly grateful’ to author

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Watch: Trump Tower occupied by anti-ICE protesters

Demonstrators detained by police after protesting against the arrest and deportation of illegal migrants

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Sly Stone, funk musician, dies aged 82

The star behind the band Sly and the Family Stone had been battling numerous health issues