Telegraph's 'Ukraine: The Latest' Podcast: Your Daily War Analysis Hub
The Telegraph's 'Ukraine: The Latest' podcast offers comprehensive daily updates on the war, featuring expert analysis and on-ground reporting. With over 70 million listens, it's a go-to source for war insights.
US Dance Show Faces Bullying Claims as Star Shares Negative Experience
Allegations of behind-the-scenes bullying emerge in the US version of a popular dance show. Actress Lea Thompson reveals challenging experiences with her professional partner during the 2014 season.
Labour MPs Abstain as Winter Fuel Payment Cuts Pass Commons Vote
UK government's plan to restrict winter fuel payments passes despite Labour abstentions. The policy aims to save £1.4 billion annually but faces criticism from charities and opposition MPs.
UK Tax Hikes: Unintended Consequences and Skepticism
Analysis of proposed UK tax increases reveals potential backfires and unintended consequences. Experts question effectiveness of measures in raising funds, suggesting complexity may benefit 'bad people' over 'good'.
Labour MPs' Energy Claims Spark Controversy Amid Pension Cuts
Analysis reveals Labour MPs, including Rachel Reeves, claimed substantial energy expenses while cutting winter fuel payments for pensioners. The move has drawn criticism from charities and taxpayer groups.
Wizz Air Launches Budget Flights to Middle East with New Airbus Jets
Wizz Air introduces £135 flights from London to Saudi Arabia using new Airbus A321XLR aircraft. The budget airline expands its long-haul offerings while maintaining its no-frills approach.
Labour's Winter Fuel Payment Cut Sparks Pensioner Outcry
Labour's decision to cut winter fuel payments for 10 million pensioners faces strong opposition. Personal stories reveal concerns about financial strain and uncertainty among retirees.
Harris's 2019 ACLU Survey Resurfaces, Sparking Debate on Policy Shifts
A 2019 ACLU questionnaire completed by Kamala Harris has resurfaced, revealing her past support for liberal policies. The Vice President's campaign emphasizes her pragmatic approach to governance as the debate approaches.
Labour's Stance on Israel: A Critical Analysis of Recent Actions
Examination of Labour Party's policies towards Israel, including funding decisions and diplomatic moves. The article argues for stronger support of Israel amidst ongoing security challenges.
Global Witness: 200 Environmental Defenders Killed in 2023, Colombia Tops List
A new report reveals nearly 200 environmental activists were murdered globally in 2023, with Colombia accounting for 40% of deaths. Latin America remains the deadliest region for defenders.
BBC Seeks £200,000 Repayment from Ex-Presenter Huw Edwards
Former BBC presenter Huw Edwards has not returned £200,000 earned between arrest and resignation. BBC director general Tim Davie confirmed this to a House of Lords committee, exploring legal options for recovery.
NFL Star Tyreek Hill Detained by Police Before Season Opener
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill was forcefully detained by police hours before a game. The incident, captured on video, has sparked controversy and an investigation into the officers' conduct.
Salt Bae's London Steakhouse Sees Sharp Profit Decline Amid Waning Popularity
Nusr-Et Steakhouse in Knightsbridge reports a 48% profit drop, signaling diminishing appeal of Salt Bae's extravagant dining experience. Celebrity chef faces challenges as his restaurant empire shows signs of struggle.
Campaign Backed by Mel B Seeks Legal Protection for Afro Hair in UK
World Afro Day group urges UK government to amend Equality Act, making afro hair a protected characteristic. Over 100 public figures support the campaign to combat workplace and societal discrimination.
UK State Pension Increase: Older Retirees May Miss Full Benefit
Analysis reveals 7 million older retirees won't receive the full 4% state pension increase. Changes to winter fuel payments and inflation may further impact pensioners' income.
Teacher Faces Assault Charges for Hitting Child in Paris Nursery School
A French nursery school teacher may face assault charges after a video surfaced showing her hitting a 3-year-old girl and pouring liquid on her head. The incident, which occurred on the child's first day of school, has sparked outrage and an official investigation.
UK Cafes Grapple with Laptop Users: Balancing Business and Atmosphere
Independent cafes in the UK are implementing strategies to manage the influx of laptop users, balancing the need for turnover with maintaining a welcoming atmosphere. This trend highlights the challenges of adapting to changing work habits.
Labour's U-Turn on Winter Fuel Payments Sparks Controversy
Labour's decision to withdraw winter fuel payments from millions of pensioners contradicts decades of support. The move raises questions about financial priorities and pre-election planning.
Massive Turnout for Pope Francis' Mass in East Timor
Nearly half of East Timor's population attended a Mass led by Pope Francis, showcasing the country's strong Catholic faith. The event, held in a historic location, marked a significant moment in the Pope's Asian tour.
Coroner Finds No Direct Link Between TV Show and Guest's Death
A coroner has ruled out a causal connection between Steve Dymond's appearance on The Jeremy Kyle Show and his subsequent death. The incident led to the show's cancellation and sparked debates on reality TV ethics.
Analysis Reveals Flaws in Labour's £1,700 Pension Increase Claim
Rachel Reeves's assertion of a £1,700 pension boost by 2029 overlooks inflation, varied pension rates, and increased taxation. Experts argue the real benefit is significantly less than portrayed.
Disney Enthusiasts Lose $400,000 Legal Battle Over Elite Club 33 Membership
A couple's fight to regain access to Disneyland's exclusive Club 33 ends in defeat after a seven-year legal battle. The case highlights the club's strict rules and the lengths some go to maintain membership.
Prince William Visits Welsh School, Shares Update on Princess Catherine
Prince William visited a primary school in Wales, receiving well-wishes for Princess Catherine post-chemotherapy. He engaged with students and discussed Welsh culture, highlighting his family's connection to the region.
EU's Economic Decline: A Crisis of Competitiveness and Innovation
Europe faces severe economic stagnation and technological lag. EU's global GDP share plummets as strict regulations hinder innovation. Draghi's report calls for massive investment, but political obstacles loom large.
Harris and Trump Set for Historic Face-off in Philadelphia Debate
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump agree to a pivotal debate on September 10 in Philadelphia. The event marks their first direct confrontation as presidential candidates.
Royal Filmmaker Will Warr: From Intimate Royal Videos to Viral Food Content
Will Warr, the filmmaker behind Princess Kate's chemotherapy announcement video, is also co-creator of viral food channel Topjaw. His work spans royal intimacy and culinary exploration.
Scholz's Border Policy Shift: Too Little, Too Late for German Chancellor?
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's recent border control measures may not salvage his political future. Opposition leader Friedrich Merz gains ground as immigration concerns dominate upcoming elections.
Starmer Defends Pay Deals, Warns of Tough Decisions Ahead
Labour leader Keir Starmer addresses TUC conference, defending recent public sector pay deals while cautioning about future economic challenges. Unions push for continued wage improvements.
Gemma Arterton Stands Firm Against Unplanned On-Screen Intimacy
Actress Gemma Arterton reveals she refused an unexpected on-screen sex scene, highlighting the importance of consent and experience in the film industry. She emphasizes the positive impact of intimacy coordinators.
Tenor Ben Thapa of G4 Fame Dies at 42: A Musical Journey Remembered
Ben Thapa, renowned tenor and former member of vocal group G4, has passed away at 42 due to kidney failure. His remarkable journey from busking to stardom and opera success is celebrated.