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

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Justin Baldoni’s $400m lawsuit against Blake Lively thrown out by judge

Judge rules actor cannot sue for defamation because allegations made are exempt from libel claims

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Football fans prefer pre-match beers to the game

Supporters are more excited before the 90 minutes begins than after, scientific study finds

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Fined for feeding the ducks and picking up litter. How ‘Stasi-like’ councils are ripping off Britain

Local authorities are profiting from ‘busybody fines’ while more serious criminal behaviour goes unpunished

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Plane carrying six crashes off San Diego coast

No sign of survivors after twin-engined Cessna 414 plummets into Pacific Ocean

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

‘Something going on in jury room’ at Weinstein trial, judge told

Foreperson sends note to judge ‘about a situation that isn’t very good’ as deliberations continue

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Meghan seems to be champing at the bit to monetise her kids – they’re the only thing she has left

The latest pictures of Archie and Lilibet suggest the Duchess is preparing to deploy her children to burnish her ‘brand’

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Left-wing activists like Greta Thunberg care more about fame than facts

Her vacuous Gaza ‘mission’ is typical of the way selfie-obsessed protesters flit from one cause to another without studying the detail

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Frederick Forsyth dies aged 86

Best-selling thriller novelist died from brief illness, his agent announces

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

How Del Boy’s Reliant Regal captured the hearts of the UK – and six other famous vans

The down-at-heel classic from Only Fools and Horses has been voted the public’s favourite. Which other utility vehicles pulled in the votes?

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

These are Britain’s options for tactical nuclear weapons. We must choose, and act

What weapon is not as important as whether there is one

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Watch: Man chased across Heathrow airport tarmac

Taxiway incident was captured by a plane spotter and posted on social media

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

‘Hamas operative’ based in London behind Greta Thunberg’s Gaza flotilla

Zaher Birawi is a ‘founding member’ of the group which organised the aid boat boarded and seized by Israeli forces on Sunday

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Cambridge professor ‘failed IQ test to aid £1m brain injury claim’

‘Serious concern’ academic who is suing health trusts had put in his ‘best effort’

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Couple ‘steal back’ their own Jaguar after police fail to help

Mia Forbes Pirie and Mark Simpson tracked the vehicle to an address four miles from their home using an Apple Airtag

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

The Greta photo which exposes the performative hollowness of Leftie activism

Thunberg should be grateful to the IDF for ensuring her publicity stunt ended in sandwiches and not fatalities

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

Healthy eating has become far too complicated – it’s time we went back to basics

Kendall Jenner’s take on the most important meal of the day has nothing on a bowl of porridge with a plate of kippers

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

The LA riots could destroy Donald Trump’s presidency

These protest are more disruptive and powerful than BLM or ‘Save Gaza’. The ‘resistance’ has arrived

The Telegraph

June 9, 2025

I work full time with my husband – I know all his weaknesses so I can be brutal

Couple Pip and Ben Dawes run their own wine business together, and find that navigating the balance of home and work can be tricky