The Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph, often referred to simply as The Telegraph, is a British daily newspaper with a conservative viewpoint. Published in London by the Telegraph Media Group, it is available throughout the UK and in other countries as well. It was established in 1855 by Arthur B. Sleigh under the name The Daily Telegraph & Courier. The Telegraph is recognized as an important newspaper of record. Its motto, "Was, is, and will be," has been part of its emblem since 1858, where it remained for over a hundred years.

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Starmer is trying to show he's more patriotic than Farage, but his plan is doomed to fail

21 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | George Chesterton

Meanwhile, Farage faces no such potential revolt from his party members and activists. He took over the leadership just 11 months ago, but his prior involvement with UKIP and Brexit has long endeared him to voters who believe he possesses uniquely patriotic credentials.
Stop-start season is undermining Premiership

22 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Daniel Schofield

When the Premiership was reduced to ten teams, many people thought the lack of club v country clashes would be a panacea to many of the league's problems. However, it also meant that a club like Leicester can go nearly two whole months without a home league game which can make it hard for a neutral supporter to grasp the flow of the season. "The league is tight, intense and competitive, so the more we can captivate new people, the better - that's the key," Youngs said.
The 39 best restaurants in Rome

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Rebecca Winke

Traditional trattorias, gourmet gelaterias and pizzerias with pizzazz, Rome is brimming with top menus
The 2025 Turner Prize shortlist has been announced

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Alastair Sooke
Vast majority of Americans don't back Trump

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Christopher Jasper

He said: "You can see a world where Europe, Australia, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, China, all trade together and build a powerhouse in years to come. "There is a big market out there, which you could find America gets excluded from - a lot of imports and exports."He said that would "definitely have happened" had Mr Trump not rowed back from the immediate imposition of crippling tariffs across the board.
Lake District to ban electric boats after near-misses with wild swimmers

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Christopher Jasper

Fatal collisions have fuelled calls for the compulsory licencing of e-bikes, while e-scooters - other than rental versions - can only be ridden on private land and never on the pavement. While the use of outboard motors has been prohibited on all but four of the Lake District's bodies of water for 50 years, electric vessels are not covered by current bylaws.
mass immigration has led to a rise in crime

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Robert Jenrick
Musk to step back from Doge after Tesla profits plummet

1 day ago | telegraph.co.uk | Matt Field

In 2024, Tesla was surpassed by China's BYD as the biggest producer of EVs and it has faced relentless pressure from new Chinese brands, while traditional carmakers have ramped up their own efforts to produce green vehicles. Mr Musk has since sought to re-focus Tesla on the potential of robotic taxis, humanoid robots and AI.
The Daily T: Martina Navratilova

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Camilla Tominey |Kamal Ahmed |Martina Navratilova

She has won a record breaking 59 Grand Slam titles in tennis and has campaigned for rights for women for years. Dialling in from her Florida home, Martina Navratilova spoke to The Daily T about why last week's Supreme Court ruling on trans was "momentous". Navratilova - one of the greatest sports stars of all time - said it was time for every sporting body, from tennis to football, to be clear. Women's sport should be for women only.
What happens in Rome after the Pope dies and can I still travel there?

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Greg Dickinson

Access to the Sistine Chapel and St Peter’s Basilica will be limited as Pope Francis’s passing triggers a lengthy period of mourning