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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D-Day veterans gather to mark landings 81 years on

23 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Albert Tait |India McTaggart

Five former soldiers travel to Normandy ceremony to 'remember all our friends who never came home'D-Day veterans have gathered on a Normandy beach to remember the landings 81 years on. The veterans, aged between 99 and 101, travelled to France for the annual ceremony of remembrance for the men who landed on the beaches of Normandy on June 6 1944, to liberate France from Nazi occupation during the Second World War.
Dawn French 'dismisses' Oct 7 Hamas attacks

23 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | India McTaggart

The Jewish actress, 58, reposted French's video and said: "I am so saddened by this post. "This mocking voice 'bad thing' of October 7 that Dawn (who I revere by the way) appears to be mocking involved the most horrific terrorist attack involving rape, sexual violence, burning alive child, mutilation and the taking of civilian hostages."She added: "Why would Dawn seem to deny that which has affected so many of us personally in the most painful way possible.
David Beckham's knighthood demonstrates everything wrong with the honours system

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Catherine Pepinster
Britain 'faces up to £30bn of tax rises' to hit Nato defence target

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Emma Taggart

Britain faces tax rises of up to £30bn in the autumn Budget to fund greater defence spending, economists have warned. Analysts said higher taxes looked inevitable as without them Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, would struggle to meet promises to increase defence spending while still meeting her self-imposed fiscal rules. Sir Keir has pledged that the UK will spend 3pc of GDP on defence by the next parliament and Nato is expected to demand even higher commitments later this year.
First Sea Lord's 'affair' exposed after husband filed complaint

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Danielle Sheridan

The First Sea Lord's alleged affair with a female subordinate was exposed after her husband filed a complaint, The Telegraph can reveal. Last month, Sir Ben Key was forced to step back from all duties over allegations of misconduct, which are under investigation by the Ministry of Defence (MoD). It was alleged that, in breach of the Navy's service standards, the 59-year-old was having an affair with a junior ranking staff member.
Nintendo Switch 2 review: is it worth it?

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Nathan Spendelow

I've spent 48 hours with the new Switch 2 - so does Nintendo's sold-out gaming machine live up to the hype? This article contains affiliate links. The products or services listed have been selected independently by journalists after hands-on testing or sourcing expert opinions. We may earn a commission when you click a link, buy a product or subscribe to a service.
'My hut has no running water but the council charged me double tax'

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Pieter Snepvangers

Since then, they have regularly made use of the space as well as offering it to friends and family as a quiet refuge. It is also used by Buddhist practitioners for solitary retreats. The simplicity of the property is what attracted them to buy it as well as the historical significance of hutments in the Derbyshire Dales.
Rayner's workers' rights bill will damage growth, warn bosses

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Emma Taggart

Angela Rayner's radical shake-up of workers' rights will hurt economic growth, bosses have warned, as companies prepare to slash hiring and curb investment. More than seven in 10 business leaders believe the Government's Employment Rights Bill will have a negative impact on the country's economy, according to a survey carried out by the Institute of Directors (IoD). Nearly half said they would be less likely to hire new staff as a result of the reforms to workers' rights.
Luigi Mangione kept diary of plans to kill health boss

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Cameron Henderson

Luigi Mangione spent months meticulously planning to assassinate the head of America's biggest health insurance company, his newly published diaries suggest. Court documents filed by prosecutors show that Mr Mangione was in possession of a red notebook when he was arrested for the murder of Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, who was shot dead in the centre of Manhattan.
Reform's non-stop psychodrama threatens to drive voters away

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tony Diver

Unfortunately for Mr Farage, the incident is only the latest in a series of high-profile rows between the party leader and his senior colleagues. In his remarkable and lengthy political career, the veteran Brexiteer has fallen out with Ukip colleagues Mark Reckless, Douglas Carswell, Godfrey Bloom and Suzanne Evans, and the Reform deputy leader Ben Habib. Reform already has an uphill battle in convincing voters that it is a credible political force before the next general election.