Scottish Tory Leadership Race Marred by Internal Strife, Ex-Leader Urges Unity
Former Scottish Conservative leader calls for calm amidst leadership contest tensions. Concerns rise over party's ability to unite for 2026 Holyrood election as allegations of misconduct surface.
Richard Harris: From IRA Supporter to Target, Son Reveals
Jared Harris discloses his father Richard's evolving stance on Irish unification, leading to IRA threats. The actor's journey from supporter to critic sheds light on a tumultuous era in Irish history.
Telegraph's David Knowles, Creator of Ukraine Podcast, Dies at 32
David Knowles, senior audio journalist at The Telegraph and creator of the award-winning podcast "Ukraine: The Latest," has passed away at 32. His work significantly impacted war coverage.
Strictly Stars Face Financial Woes: Rihanoff and Cohen's Legal Battle
Former Strictly Come Dancing partners Kristina Rihanoff and Ben Cohen reveal severe financial struggles in court. Rihanoff appeals driving conviction as couple fights to maintain their lifestyle and relationship.
UK's Record Electricity Imports: £250M Monthly Cost Amid Power Station Closures
Britain's electricity imports hit record levels, costing £250 million monthly. This surge follows coal and nuclear plant closures, raising questions about energy security and future grid management.
UK Government Seals £150m Deal for New Garden Communities
Housing Secretary Angela Rayner announces partnership with Barratt Developments and Lloyds Banking Group to build sustainable garden towns and villages across the UK. The ambitious project aims to address housing shortages and create thriving communities.
Elon Musk: On Track to Become World's First Trillionaire by 2027
Elon Musk's wealth is projected to quadruple in three years, potentially making him the world's first trillionaire. The entrepreneur's net worth of $251 billion is growing at 110% annually.
Harrods Sells £80 Fukushima Peaches, Boosting Region's Recovery Efforts
Luxury store Harrods begins selling high-priced peaches from Fukushima, Japan, 13 years after the nuclear disaster. The move aims to promote the region's produce and aid economic recovery.
New Labour MPs Face Tough Choice on Winter Heating Allowance Vote
Newly elected Labour MPs confront their first major challenge as the government proposes cuts to the Winter Heating Allowance. A former MP advises standing firm despite constituent pressure.
90s Crisp Revival: Gen Z Sparks Nostalgia-Driven Snack Trend
Retro crisp brands from the 1990s are experiencing a resurgence in popularity, driven by Gen Z consumers and social media trends. Supermarket data reveals significant sales increases for classic flavors.
Convicted Murderer Stephen Ling Recommended for Release by Parole Board
Stephen Ling, imprisoned for a brutal 1997 murder, has been recommended for release by the parole board. The decision comes despite opposition from the victim's family and previous interventions.
UK State Pension Falls Short of Basic Living Standards, Study Reveals
Analysis shows state pension payments will leave retirees over £5,000 short of meeting basic needs, even after expected April increase. Experts stress importance of additional retirement income sources.
Apple Set to Unveil iPhone 16 with Advanced AI Features at Annual Event
Apple prepares to launch iPhone 16 models with new AI capabilities at its Glowtime event. The company will also introduce updated AirPods and Apple Watch, showcasing its latest technological advancements.
Aldi's £800m Expansion Plan Challenges UK Supermarket Landscape
Aldi unveils ambitious £800m investment for new stores across the UK, narrowing the gap with Asda. Record sales of £17.9bn and market share growth to 10% signal potential shifts in the supermarket hierarchy.
Deadly Fuel Tanker Collision Claims 52 Lives in Central Nigeria
A catastrophic crash between a fuel tanker and a passenger lorry in Niger State, Nigeria, resulted in 52 fatalities. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in Africa's most populous nation.
Russia Claims Control of Novohrodivka, Advances Towards Strategic Pokrovsk
Russian forces report capturing Novohrodivka in eastern Ukraine, advancing towards the key city of Pokrovsk. Ukrainian military contests the claim, highlighting ongoing conflict in the Donbas region.
UK's First Hobby Horse Championship Gallops into Buckinghamshire
Enthusiasts showcase their skills at inaugural UK Hobby Horse Championship in Buckinghamshire. Event features racing, jumping, and creative displays with toy horses, highlighting growing popularity of the unique pastime.
Royal Family Embraces Tech for Child Safety at Prestigious Horse Trials
Zara and Mike Tindall utilize Apple AirTags to monitor their children at the Burghley Horse Trials. The event showcases family dynamics and Zara's equestrian skills amidst royal attendance.
NATO Airspace Breached: Russian Drones Enter Latvia and Romania
Russian drones violated NATO airspace in Latvia and Romania, prompting investigations and calls for enhanced border security. NATO condemns the incidents but doesn't view them as intentional attacks.
Swift's Support for Mahomes Sparks Debate Amid Political Controversy
Taylor Swift's public embrace of Brittany Mahomes at the US Open ignites discussion about celebrity political stances. Swift's past Biden endorsement contrasts with Mahomes' apparent Trump support.
Apple's AI Dilemma: EU Regulations Delay iPhone 16 Features
Apple's new iPhone 16 will showcase AI capabilities, but EU users face a wait until 2025 due to regulatory hurdles. This delay exemplifies growing tensions between tech giants and European digital rules.
London's £1M+ Homes Decline: Stamp Duty Reform's Decade-Long Impact
Analysis reveals a 16% drop in London's million-pound homes over a decade, contrasting with a 70% rise elsewhere in England. Experts attribute this trend to George Osborne's 2014 stamp duty reforms.
Italy Challenges EU's 2035 Petrol Car Ban Amid Industry Concerns
Italy calls for a review of the EU's 2035 petrol car ban, citing industry concerns. Ministers criticize the policy as ideologically driven, while Volkswagen faces challenges in EV production and rising energy costs.
Renowned Chef Ottolenghi's Kids Prefer Simple Fare Over Gourmet Dishes
Yotam Ottolenghi, famous for complex recipes, reveals his children's preference for basic foods. The chef's new cookbook "Comfort" aims to simplify his culinary approach for home cooks.
UK's National Crime Agency Faces Critical Staffing and Resource Challenges
The National Crime Agency, UK's lead organization against organized crime, is grappling with severe staffing issues and resource constraints. A new report highlights the urgent need for reform to maintain operational effectiveness.
Electoral College: A Controversial System Shaping US Presidential Elections
The Electoral College, a unique feature of US presidential elections, has faced criticism and reform attempts since its inception. Despite controversies, it continues to play a crucial role in determining election outcomes.
Kamala Harris: A Comprehensive Look at Her Stance on Key Issues
Vice President Kamala Harris's positions on crucial topics like abortion, taxes, and foreign policy are examined. Her evolving views and potential impact on the 2024 election are analyzed.
AI Experiments Expose Businesses to Unprecedented Cyber Risks
AI adoption in businesses inadvertently creates new cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Experts warn of "promptware" attacks and the risks of exposing sensitive data to AI models, urging caution in AI implementation.
UK Overhauls Winter Fuel Payment System: Millions of Pensioners Affected
Labour government restricts winter fuel payments to poorest pensioners, aiming to save £1. 4 billion. New eligibility criteria based on specific benefits, impacting 10 million retirees.
Labour's Winter Fuel Payment Cut Could Risk Thousands of Lives, Report Suggests
Labour's plan to means-test winter fuel payments faces internal opposition. A 2017 report warns of potential fatalities, while the government defends its approach, citing financial constraints and alternative support measures.