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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Labour refuses to say how welfare climbdown will be funded

18 hours 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.
I was at Diddy's freak offs. This is what I saw

1 day 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'

1 day 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

1 day 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.
Foreign criminals write to me asking to be deported

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Charles Hymas

Nigel Farage has said that criminals are writing to him from prison begging to be immediately deported back to their home countries. The Reform UK leader said he had received four letters from foreign criminals who wanted to be deported but had been unable to secure their removal back to their countries of origin. One letter was from a Lithuanian offender who was serving 15 years and six months for grievous bodily harm with intent at HMP York.
Lucy Connolly case 'undermining criminal justice system' says Tice

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Charles Hymas

The maltreatment of Lucy Connolly by the courts and prisons threatens to undermine trust in criminal justice, the deputy leader of Reform UK has said. Richard Tice made the claim as he called for a new legal backstop against overly harsh sentences to prevent more people like Connolly from being sent to prison. The Reform MP presented what he described as "Lucy's Bill" to Parliament on Wednesday.
'Iran-linked' group backs Palestine Action

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Charles Hymas

"Just because you disagree with someone doesn't give you the right to smash up their property. Mob rule has no place in a civilised country. "The IHRC Trust is, in essence, the same organisation as the IHRC and has charitable status.
It is a disgrace that Headingley does not have an Ashes Test

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Geoffrey Boycott

Of course I love Headingley but this is not my Yorkshire bias. There is a reason why Australia usually start an Ashes series in Brisbane: they win at the Gabba. The last time they lost to England in Brisbane was 1986. This winter they are starting in Perth, a place where England have won one Test match since 1970. We should do the same, play at the grounds where we have a record of winning.
Nato softens stance on Russia

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

Nato allies have agreed to water down criticism of Russia in a statement signed off by leaders. Language in the summit communique, which has been made considerably shorter than normal for Donald Trump, appears weaker compared to previous years.