The Sunday Telegraph (UK)

The Daily Telegraph, often referred to as The Telegraph, is a prominent daily broadsheet newspaper based in London, published by the Telegraph Media Group. It is widely circulated throughout the UK and around the globe. Established in 1855 by Arthur B. Sleigh under the name Daily Telegraph & Courier, The Telegraph has earned a reputation as a reliable newspaper. In the twentieth century, it gained international acclaim for its quality journalism, with Amol Rajan noting it as "one of the world's great titles."

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NHS drug charges row hits deadlock

14 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Hannah Boland

Ministers have failed to agree a crucial deal on NHS drug charges that was meant to be at the centre of a plan to boost growth. Talks on Friday between the Government and pharmaceutical industry bosses ended without an agreement on how much the NHS is able to claw back in rebates on drugs. Ministers had been hoping to be able to address industry complaints of unfairness prior to the publication a strategy for the sector, expected next week.
Israeli soldiers ordered to fire on hungry Palestinians queuing for aid, whistleblowers say

19 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Paul Nuki

But a senior Israeli military official confirmed to The Telegraph that Israel's military advocate general had ordered an investigation into the " suspected war crimes ". It is the first time such testimony from serving soldiers has been published in Israel. Their claims were approved for publication by the official Israel censor, as required by Israeli law.
M&S boss criticises 'mad' Not for EU food labels

19 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Hannah Boland

Mr Machin wrote on X: "Quite frankly it's bureaucratic madness, confusing for customers, and completely unnecessary given the UK has some of the highest food standards in the world." He added: "The Government's SPS [sanitary and phytosanitary] deal with the EU will be game-changing, and it can't come soon enough!" Labour last month said it had agreed a new sweeping deal with the EU, which included a new agreement on SPS standards to reduce the number of checks that must be carried out on food...
British Gas to take multibillion-pound stake in Miliband's nuclear power plant

23 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Hannah Boland

British Gas is poised to take a multibillion-pound bet on a nuclear power plant backed by Ed Miliband. Centrica, the owner of British Gas, is preparing to announce a 15pc stake in Sizewell C in the coming weeks, handing a boost to the project after months of prolonged funding talks. The planned investment will hand Centrica the same-sized stake in Sizewell C as French state-owned energy group EDF.
Labour refuses to say how welfare climbdown will be funded

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Jack Maidment

A minister could not say how the Government will pay for its climbdown on its flagship welfare Bill. Stephen Kinnock, the care minister, said Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, would set out the "whole of the fiscal position" at the autumn Budget. Sir Keir Starmer caved in to Labour welfare rebels by agreeing that existing disability claimants can keep their benefits.
AstraZeneca defies Trump to bet on China

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Hannah Boland

It is not hard to see why some investors are nervous. This year, more than 100 of AstraZeneca's former sales staff were jailed in China over alleged medical insurance fraud. The National Healthcare Security Administration claimed AstraZeneca staff had been involved in scamming medical insurance companies. At the same time, Chinese authorities have been investigating alleged illegal imports of unapproved medicines. AstraZeneca has said it risks millions of dollars worth of fines.
I was at Diddy's freak offs. This is what I saw

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Susie Coen

Mr Hayes has since said he would like to apologise to Ventura for his role in these nights, which she has said she did not want to take part in. He says he was not aware of this at the time. Recounting that night in 2012, Mr Hayes, 51, said after agreeing to take part he was told to go into the bathroom and take off his clothes and come out nude or in a towel.
Nigel Farage describes Reform's policies as 'aspirations'

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Gwyn Wright

When asked about his party's immigration pledges, he said: "All of politics is an aspiration if you think about it... every manifesto, every contract is actually an aspiration because you can never tell - a war could break out all sort of things could happen". "I understand that between now and the next election there'll be lots of scrutiny about numbers, about what we say, about what do, but let's make it clear that in terms of direction of travel. We are the party of working people.
Labour rebels at risk of losing seats over Starmer's benefits cuts

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tony Diver |Ben Butcher |Ollie Corfe |Dominic Penna

MPs have long complained that while Labour pushes through its agenda in Parliament with its large majority, constituents confront them at the weekend with concerns about Sir Keir's policies. Meanwhile, Reform UK has made significant gains in many of the so-called Red Wall marginals, many of which are poorer than the average. Labour MPs say that constituents elected the party on the promise of protecting the lower-paid and vulnerable, and Sir Keir risks driving those voters away with his reforms.
I'll make Spain pay for Nato spending snub

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Joe Barnes

Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he would make Spain "pay twice as much" after it refused to honour a Nato agreement to increase defence spending to 5 per cent of GDP. The US president singled out Spain for declining to meet the target and said he would seek to punish the Mediterranean country in trade negotiations unless it changed course.