Legislation has embedded ‘flawed ideology’ in British state, says Tory peer The Equality Act is a “monster” that has embedded “flawed ideology” in the British state, a report has said. Lord Sewell, the Tory peer, said the legislation had gi…
Direct quotes from conversations held in the Situation Room appear in new book by Maggie Haberman Top-secret recordings of Donald Trump’s Situation Room meetings may have been leaked to two reporters from The New York Times (NYT), White Hou…
From bright lipstick to natural nails, the late Queen adopted a no-frills approach to her look. These are the products she swore by Nobody did a signature look quite like the late Queen. The headscarves, the handbags, the sensible heels and…
We were once written out of history. Today’s generation needs to gain some perspective Dr Zoe Strimpel is a British journalist, author, and historian of gender and intimacy, best known for her weekly column in The Telegraph. She holds a PhD…
The streaming service’s algorithm remains a mystery. Our critics sort the wheat from the chaff on their UK site so you don’t have to It’s a brave soul who would play pot luck with Netflix’s film selection: you could easily wind up with a pa…
EVs now cost £785 less on average as government subsidies kick in Joe Wright joined The Telegraph in 2023 and is the co-author of its global award-winning newsletter, How to Become a Millionaire. He started his career at KentOnline before b…
Beijing’s dominance of key industries such as energy and electric cars have left it with a huge trade surplus Jeremy Warner, assistant editor of The Daily Telegraph, is one of Britain's leading business and economics commentators. A serial
Breton ports have donated 932 miles of netting to be stretched into tunnels that entangle enemy propellers Henry Samuel has been The Telegraph’s Paris Correspondent since 2007. His 2023 Sarkozy-Gaddafi trial coverage was cited in the Europe…
For this law to work, the Government must step up and defend free speech instead of hiding behind regulators Too many children are dying by suicide – and time and again, evidence points to social media as part of the cause. Like any mum, I
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Tried and tested at home by a mother and child, here are the best high chairs to see your baby through to nursery and beyond Catherine Hufton is a freelance features writer for the Telegraph. She writes on everything from fashion and beauty…
A light and tangy twist on a classic fool, pairing rhubarb’s sharpness with creamy, guilt-free quark Celebrated chef and restaurateur, Mark Hix MBE champions British producers, home-grown ingredients and simple but stunning dishes. Cooking