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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Reform's non-stop psychodrama threatens to drive voters away

13 hours 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.
Rape scandal at Britain's most prestigious rowing club

13 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Fiona Tomas |Jack de Menezes

Leander Club, which supplied more than half of Team GB's rowers at the Paris Olympics, has been accused of failing to properly investigate allegations of rape and harassment. Telegraph Sport has learnt of three separate incidents involving male rowers who allegedly raped female squad members at the esteemed Henley-based club over the past five years. It can be revealed: A male squad member was accused of raping a female squad member in 2022 and was allowed to continue rowing.
lineups from Nations League semi-final

13 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Luke Slater

Line-ups for this eveningThose are the starting XIs... here are the benches. Spain: Raya, Remiro, Cubarsi, Vivian, Morata, Fabian Ruiz, Gavi, Olmo, Mingueza, Pino, Alex Baena, Grimaldo, Isco, Fermin Lopez, SamuFrance: Samba, Chevalier, Pavard, Digne, Bade, Guendouzi, Tchouameni, Thuram, Kolo Muani, Gusto, Zaire-Emery, Barcola, L Hernandez, Cherki Good eveningWelcome to our live coverage of the second of two Uefa Nations League semi-finals, following on from Portugal defeating Germany yesterday.
Reform stands at the crossroads of electoral triumph or disintegration

13 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Sherelle Jacobs

But the resignation of the party's chairman, Zia Yusuf, could prove a major blow to Reform. If the party wants to maintain its momentum, it will have to get its act together - most importantly addressing serious concerns over internal party discipline and Nigel Farage's leadership style. Perhaps the biggest question facing Reform is whether it has what it takes to be a serious party - as the circumstances of Yusuf's departure highlights. All is not well at Reform HQ.
Asylum seekers champion is Starmer's pick as new human rights chief

13 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tony Diver

In April, Dr Stephenson wrote to the Treasury to complain about the "gendered nature" of cuts to disability benefits, which she said would "force women out of the workforce". The same month, she signed a letter organised by the charity Together with Refugees, which said Sir Keir should abandon Labour's "smash the gangs" policy in favour of more legal routes for asylum seekers travelling to the UK.
Starmer's Chagos deal reported to UN human rights chiefs

14 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Tony Diver

Ms Pompe said: "The fight is not over. There is nothing in that treaty for Chagossians and we will fight."The UN does not have the power to block the deal, but the committee could issue an advisory opinion that would inform Downing Street it could be in breach of international human rights obligations if it proceeds.
Has Reform just imploded?

14 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Gordon Rayner |Tony Diver

Just ten minutes after we'd published today's podcast on whether Reform and Nigel Farage could achieve a stunning victory in Scotland in a by-election in Hamilton - a bombshell. The party chairman Zia Yusuf, the businessman who Nigel Farage long-maintained had professionalised the party since his arrival last year, and attributed many of their recent successes to, has resigned.
Is Farage coming for Scotland?

17 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | Camilla Tominey |Gordon Rayner

It's Farage's big test in Scotland. For years it was a political dead-end for Reform party leader - heckled in Edinburgh, chased from restaurants in Aberdeen, and repeatedly rejected at the ballot box. But in today's Holyrood by-election in Hamilton, Larkhall & Stonehouse, Reform UK is mounting a serious challenge. With Farage back in charge and his candidate Ross Lambie gaining ground in an SNP stronghold, could this be the moment his party makes a breakthrough north of the border?
'This, in all its mash-and-cabbage glory, is the menu of Reform'

17 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | William Sitwell

Notting Hill's newest corner pub offers comfort in spades with its distinctly, chest-pumpingly, vow-to-thee-my-country English foodThey were literally smashing down my past when I walked along Kensington Church Street in London, heading for The Blue Stoops. In the 1990s I lived with my brother, George, around the corner, at the summit of Notting Hill, on a street called Farm Place.
I witnessed the birth of Oasis first-hand. There was method in their madness

17 hours ago | telegraph.co.uk | John Robb

Writer John Robb rubbed shoulders with the 'supayob' Gallagher brothers in 1990s Manchester. And they were far smarter than they let onIt's hard to think about the Nineties without Oasis. Not only were they the most successful British group of the decade, the Gallagher brothers came to define the so-called 'lad culture' of those high times.