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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Why Trump is making deals with a former terrorist

7 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Adrian Blomfield

Since HTS swept to power in December, Israel has bombed Syrian military sites and seized territory along the border. Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, is understood to have hoped for a deal banning Syria's army from entering the country's south in exchange for sanctions relief. Even European leaders have adopted a more cautious approach than Mr Trump has this week.
30 of the best gifts for Father's Day, according to our readers and expert editors

7 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Pete Wise |Val Bourne |Xanthe Clay |Simon Lewis

From cooking to gardening, grooming to travelling, we've got a host of ideas for the perfect Father's Day giftWhat do you buy for the man who has (almost) everything? It's the question that comes around every Father's Day without fail, and one that often leaves the family scratching their heads. This year, Father's Day falls on Sunday 15 June, so there's still time to find the perfect present.
The 10 best wheelbarrows to buy this summer, tested by a gardener

7 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Val Bourne |Xanthe Clay |Simon Lewis |Ellis Cochrane

From an electric wheelbarrow to carts and caddies, our experienced gardener has found the best designs for every garden taskThis article contains affiliate links. The products or services in this article have been selected independently by journalists. We may earn a commission when you click a link, buy a product or subscribe to a service. Every gardener needs a wheelbarrow, whether you're collecting grass clippings, spreading garden compost or moving heavier items such as large pots and tubs.
score and latest updates from Italian Open

8 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Richard Aikman |Simon Briggs

Jack Draper battled past Corentin Moutet yesterday to set up this mouthwatering quarter-final against the World No 3. Draper, himself the World No 5 looked tired at points during his three-set contest. Asked about his energy levels after that match Draper said: "I'm giving myself the best chance to be there every point. I'm in the quarter-finals now and there's no time to be tired any more.
The 11 best charcoal BBQs, tried and tested by our expert chef

8 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Xanthe Clay |Tomé Morrissy-Swan |Simon Lewis |Ellis Cochrane

Chef and food writer fan Xanthe Clay tests the best charcoal BBQs for grilling in the garden this summerThis 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. Which is the best charcoal barbecue? You'll need to know if you want to make the most of a heatwave.
Past Lions snubs made this one less painful

9 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Gavin Mairs

Sale face Bristol Bears on Friday night, a crunch game in their bid to secure a home semi-final, and Ford intends to roll up his sleeves. There will be no sulking, only a determination to keep playing so that he is ready should a Lions call yet come. "You know this is a brutal game, I would never wish anyone to get injured, and I genuinely mean that," he adds. "You want to wish all the boys who are selected a massive congratulations and you want them to go and do well because they deserve it.
Rory McIlroy to back up Masters victory

10 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tom Cary |Daniel Zeqiri |Frankie Christou |Oliver Brown

James Corrigan: Justin RoseIt verges on the insulting that the Englishman is 125-1 with one bookmaker for this week. He has finished second in the last two majors and is world No 16. He is the only player in the field who has finished in the top 15 in each of the last five US PGAs. He has good form around Quail Hollow. He should not be a dark horse - but he is.
Emma Raducanu lands Wimbledon coaching boost to end Andy Murray 'dream team' hopes

10 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Simon Briggs

This will be welcome news for Raducanu's supporters. She clearly has the potential to go deep at Wimbledon and the other grass events, which this year will include a women's tournament at Queen's for the first time since 1973. In three previous appearances at Wimbledon, she has reached the last 16 twice. Like most British players, she understands how to move on the surface, whereas many overseas players find the footing too slippery.
'My brother is abusing his power of attorney to steal our mum's money'

12 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Gary Rycroft

From what you say, your brother-in-law may not respond. But don't let him get away with that. Give him seven days to respond, and say if he does not, your "nuclear option" is to inform the local authority of what is happening and to ask them to class the house as a second home for your brother-in-law and his wife. That will make him stop and think, never mind put financial pressure on him to sell the house.
Bandersnatch was Netflix's grandest TV experiment. So why erase it?

12 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Ed Power

"They asked us to push the technology, or to come up with ideas they didn't think they could quite pull off, and they would work out how to do them.