The Telegraph

June 7, 2026

Enjoyed your vicar’s sermon this morning? It might be AI

Bishop warns chatbots offering spiritual advice may not be accurate as his diocese receives training on the technology

The Telegraph

June 7, 2026

Every Trump-class battleship means one less US aircraft carrier

Both the president’s proposed warships and Ford-class vessels require A1B reactors from the same sole supplier

The Telegraph

June 5, 2026

The mews is London’s gift to world civilisation

These cobbled stable lanes once housed Edward I’s falcons, yet their beauty and utility lives on

The Telegraph

June 5, 2026

Top Gun actor, 81, stabbed to death ‘by girlfriend’s son’

Suspect allegedly called police declaring he had killed ‘the man of sin’ before waving down officers in Los Angeles

The Telegraph

June 5, 2026

Trump’s latest project? A Lincoln Memorial promenade

US president claims memorial is facing the wrong way as he pushes latest plan to beautify America’s capital

The Telegraph

June 4, 2026

John Bolton set to strike plea deal over classified information charges

Donald Trump’s former national security adviser expected to admit single count in agreement that could spare him jail time

The Telegraph

June 4, 2026

Police diversity boss: We’re aiming to reverse racism across all of society

Alison Heydari says officers must grasp ‘intergenerational trauma’ from events such as Windrush scandal and murder of Stephen Lawrence

The Telegraph

June 4, 2026

Hannah Waddingham was too ‘picky’ to find love. Then she met a handsome surgeon

After years of happy singlehood (and impeccably high standards), the Ted Lasso star has ‘hard launched’ her new beau on the red carpet

The Telegraph

June 4, 2026

Alexis Soyer recipes dished up for anniversary of The Great Exhibition

On anniversary of The Great Exhibition, Imperial College London will offer a chance to sample historic cuisine

The Telegraph

June 4, 2026

Is Rupert Lowe's threat to Farage real? I went to Restore's heartland to find out

Great Yarmouth may well turn out to be a political outlier. But the trends pushing voters even further to the Right are powerful

The Telegraph

June 4, 2026

John Lennon’s art to go on display for first time

Ten sketches for what some believe was band’s earliest music video created for track ‘I Feel Fine’

The Telegraph

June 4, 2026

Stormzy fined for using phone while driving Ferrari

Rapper pleads guilty to not having proper control of his £400,000 supercar

The Telegraph

June 4, 2026

Lithium-battery devices on planes are a disaster waiting to happen

The dangers of taking a battery pack on board a plane have never been more apparent – yet many travellers still flout the rules

The Telegraph

June 4, 2026

Jennifer Aniston: I’d do another sitcom with Kudrow and Cox

The 57-year-old actress suggests calling a potential new show ‘Girlfriends’ during joint interview with former co-star

The Telegraph

June 4, 2026

HMRC raises extra £13m after threatening to raid bank accounts

Taxman says warning taxpayers with ‘direct recovery’ powers triggers debtors to pay up

The Telegraph

June 3, 2026

Officers from Henry Nowak police force felt pressured by diversity course

Some officers say they felt controlled during racial bias training

The Telegraph

June 3, 2026

Why Ed Sheeran’s imperial phase is over

After 15 incredibly successful years, the singer-songwriter is leaving Warner. Could a change of label help him rediscover his place in pop?

The Telegraph

June 3, 2026

Labour ‘burns money’ to find out non-car owners travel by train

Taxpayer-funded research into rail use is condemned as ‘naval-gazing nonsense’ and a waste of money

The Telegraph

June 3, 2026

Farage accused of inciting Southampton riots as Starmer denies two tier policing over Henry Nowak murder at PMQs

Camilla and Tim react to a fiery Prime Minister’s Questions that saw Reform leader criticised for his response to murder of Henry Nowak

The Telegraph

June 3, 2026

Starmer reserves his fury for Farage, not the murderer of Henry Nowak

The Prime Minister’s dismissal of two-tier policing claims confirmed Reform’s argument that the establishment ignores public concerns

The Telegraph

June 3, 2026

Martin Scorsese: AI makes directing films easier

Oscar-winner becomes adviser for technology firm whose tools he uses to generate film scenery

The Telegraph

June 3, 2026

How Dua Lipa and Callum Turner became the classiest A-list couple

Forget King Charles’s charm – these stylish, successful newlyweds are Britain’s most effective ambassadors

The Telegraph

June 2, 2026

Police told to pay £1.3m to woman hit by officers on emergency call

Claimant spent six months in hospital after 2019 Streatham collision and will never work again

The Telegraph

June 2, 2026

King’s Troop pays respects to soldier who died at horse show

L/Bdr Ciara Sullivan’s coffin drawn on a First World War gun carriage with her own mount walking behind

The Telegraph

June 2, 2026

The survival secrets of Britain’s most ancient family businesses

Members of the exclusive Tercentenarian Club discuss how staying true to their heritage has allowed them to thrive in the 21st century

The Telegraph

June 2, 2026

British ex-Paralympian to be first disabled astronaut in space

John McFall says ‘there should be no limit to what you can achieve – on Earth or in space’

The Telegraph

June 2, 2026

Sadiq Khan to back social media ban for under-16s

London Mayor argues tech firms should prove platforms are safe for children, just as food and pharmaceutical companies must

The Telegraph

June 2, 2026

The Peter Murrell scandal gets more hilarious by the day

Don’t tell me: Nicola Sturgeon never ‘consciously’ saw the 108 loo rolls her husband bought at the start of Covid, either

The Telegraph

June 1, 2026

British woman falls 1,600ft to death while hiking in Spain

The 42-year-old was crossing the Great Diagonal when she plunged from the summit

The Telegraph

June 1, 2026

Murrell did everything for ‘princess’ Sturgeon, says former SNP minister

Kenny MacAskill calls embezzlement conviction a ‘symptom’ of ‘Sturgeonism’ – a ‘wider disease’ that created ‘autocracy’ in the party

The Telegraph

June 1, 2026

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni ordered back to court over legal costs

Hearing will determine whether actress should be paid back fees from suing It Ends With Us director

The Telegraph

June 1, 2026

Trump’s red dispatch box and other things you may have missed from Mandelson files

Disgraced ambassador told Foreign Secretary he would ‘never regret’ the appointment and badgered contacts to back Oxford chancellor role

The Telegraph

June 1, 2026

Tube strikes to go ahead after talks fail

London Underground drivers will walk out on Tuesday and Thursday

The Telegraph

June 1, 2026

Reform is wrong: The Sikh kirpan must not be banned

It would be a terrible injustice if religious freedoms were destroyed based on the ignorance of politicians

The Telegraph

June 1, 2026

Reform as popular as Labour among trade union members

Nigel Farage seen as the leader who would do the most for working people

The Telegraph

June 1, 2026

Family urges India to release Briton detained without trial for seven years

Christian Michel, 64, has been in custody longer than the maximum sentence for the alleged bribery offence he was extradited for

The Telegraph

May 31, 2026

Cancer to overwhelm hospitals by 2050

Predicted shortage of oncology workers threatens global health systems amid increasing patient demands

The Telegraph

May 30, 2026

NHS cancer jab eradicates tumours

Doctors hail ‘unprecedented’ results in patients who have failed to respond to chemotherapy and immunotherapy

The Telegraph

May 30, 2026

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Proposed development at Savile Row hits a snag following objections over daylight row

The Telegraph

May 30, 2026

Learn to give your dog the kiss of life in heatwaves, pet owners urged

Vets encourage people to administer first aid to dogs during Britain’s hottest May on record

The Telegraph

May 30, 2026

Reform’s gimmicks are not the answer to lower taxes

Nigel Farage’s party isn’t even in power and its economic policies already show massive black holes

The Telegraph

May 29, 2026

Submariner plied colleague with cocaine and sexually assaulted him

Lt-Cdr John Cursiter faces up to six months in prison for his crimes, described as a ‘breach of trust’

The Telegraph

May 29, 2026

The trans debate no one dared to have… until now

Student Maeve Halligan tells The Daily T about her Cambridge Union speech denouncing gender ideology

The Telegraph

May 29, 2026

Facial recognition to detect migrants posing as children

AI technology will estimate a person’s age at the border, making it easier to identify migrants who try to ‘game the system’

The Telegraph

May 29, 2026

‘I told police that criticising Islam wasn’t illegal. Then they sacked me’

A whistleblower reveals how questioning a focus on Muslim sensitivities led to her being sacked as chairman of a hate-crime panel

The Telegraph

May 28, 2026

Revealed: How pigeons rely on gut feeling to get home

German scientists discover iron in the liver acts as an internal magnetic compass for birds

The Telegraph

May 28, 2026

Trump’s lack of strategy on Iran is making him look weak

Tehran and Washington are trading ineffective tit-for-tat blows, but Israel is still taking out its enemies

The Telegraph

May 28, 2026

Did the CIA poison Gordon Banks?

A new podcast reopens football’s strangest conspiracy: was England’s goalkeeper deliberately poisoned during the 1970 World Cup?

The Telegraph

May 27, 2026

Assistant who injected Matthew Perry with fatal ketamine dose jailed for 41 months

Kenneth Iwamasa administered the drug three times on the day the Friends star died

The Telegraph

May 27, 2026

Policeman sued over home working ban after moving three hours from base

Policeman claimed disability discrimination after force required him to take ‘exhausting’ commute from Suffolk and Croydon