Emily Turner
Family trust mess-up: Expert explains what happens when you miss important deadlines
Two brothers discover their family trust wasnt registered with tax authorities and missed key payment dates. Legal expert explains how to fix the situation and what penalties they might face
Famous TV host leaves America behind after shocking election results
Well-known comedian decides to start new life in British countryside following recent political changes in US. The star joins growing list of celebrities choosing to relocate overseas
Public voices: Farmers push back on new tax rules while Putin's threats grow stronger
Multiple farmers share their worries about new inheritance tax changes that might harm UK agriculture future. Letters also touch on rising inflation Putinʼs nuclear hints and health-care system problems
UK investment fund hits sweet spot despite recent management shake-up
A family-run investment fund shows remarkable growth with its unique approach to backing small UK businesses. Recent changes in management fees and market uncertainty create an interesting buying opportunity
Young Democrats plan big shake-up as party leaders refuse to step down
Democratic party faces internal pressure from Gen-Z members pushing for fresh leadership. Young activists target key positions ahead of upcoming elections as concerns grow about aging party heads
London council's new pet rules make dog owners nervous about park walks
Tower Hamlets plans strict rules for dog walking in public spaces‚ including mandatory leash requirements and area restrictions. Local pet owners dont agree with councils harsh approach to solving dog-related issues
BBC's fact-checking unit faces questions over expert's hidden party ties
BBCs fact-checking department used a Labour-linked expert in their farm-tax analysis without clear disclosure. The broadcaster had to make quick changes to their online article after questions about experts background came up
UK farm inheritance tax dispute: Government numbers dont add up for experts
A heated debate erupts over UK farm inheritance tax calculations with Treasury estimates differing from farming groups. Different counting methods show gap between 500 and 70000 affected farms
Court hears shocking details about Scottish highland shooting spree suspect
Highland court trial reveals new details about multiple shootings that happened in Skye and Wester Ross about 2 years ago. Friendʼs testimony brings up disturbing pre-incident conversations and weapon research
Putin sends exotic animals to North Korea while getting military support back
Moscow transferred dozens of wild animals to Pyongyang zoo as a sign of friendship between countries. This gift exchange happens while North Korea provides significant military assistance to Russia
Lidl boss speaks out: Unexpected tax changes might affect UK shopping prices
Major UK retailers face a £7bn cost increase due to new tax rules that caught them off-guard. Lidlʼs chief joins industry-wide warning about possible price hikes and job cuts while reporting strong company growth
London bus loses its top: Two hurt in east-end tree collision
A double-decker bus hit a tree in Dagenham this morning causing its roof to come off. Emergency teams helped two passengers who needed hospital check-ups after the early-morning incident
First-time PM's world tour backfires as UK faces winter troubles
A newly-elected British PM chose global summits over local issues while UK faces economic slowdown. His fifteen international trips since summer have left domestic problems unaddressed
UK freezes: Arctic blast brings chaos to roads and rails across Britain
Arctic weather hits UK with temperatures dropping to -11C causing wide-spread transport problems. More than 200 schools shut down as snow and ice warnings cover most of Britain
ECB chief warns about European welfare costs as UK plans bigger state spending
European social spending faces big problems due to slow tech growth and aging population. ECBʼs Lagarde points to US success while UK Labour party looks to copy EU high-spending model
Putin's new nuclear rules: What hidden message US got from Moscow
Recent missile strikes in Russia led to Moscowʼs updated nuclear policy‚ changing rules of engagement with US. Fresh doctrine gives Putin more room for interpretation but keeps high threshold for nuclear response
Swedish mega-factory troubles show cracks in Europe's tech independence dreams
Europeʼs biggest battery venture faces major money problems while Asian makers dominate the market. Technical challenges and rising competition from China put EUʼs tech independence plans at risk
Ukraine hits 1000 days of war as global powers shift their focus elsewhere
As Ukraine marks its 1000th day of defending against Russian forces‚ the worldʼs attention drifts to other hot-spots. Western nations re-evaluate their support while Russia builds new partnerships
Former BBC star gave private tour to teen musician, new claims surface
Fresh allegations emerge about ex-BBC presenterʼs conduct with young musician. The story reveals inappropriate messages and misuse of position at broadcasting house during private tour
Popular morning radio host makes surprise exit from BBC's biggest breakfast show
Long-time BBC radio personality announces unexpected departure from her early-morning slot after six years behind the mic. The well-known host plans to spend more time with family while staying connected to Radio 2
Three UK companies make big moves: Which stocks should you keep or dump?
A well-known drinks maker shows promising growth plans while two other companies reshape their business models. Latest market analysis shows why some investments are worth holding onto while others need quick action
Trump heads to Texas: Unexpected guest at tomorrow's giant rocket launch
Former president plans to watch worlds biggest rocket test-launch after growing closer to tech billionaire. Recent election victory brings new focus to private space-flight future
Bank of England chief pulled into ex-Barclays boss legal drama
Former Barclays leader challenges lifetime City ban over misleading statements about his past connections. Bank of Englandʼs top official to testify in upcoming court battle
Mysterious damage to Baltic Sea internet cable raises questions about security
Key underwater internet link between Finland and Germany stops working near Swedish waters. Second cable gets damaged while repair-ship heads to check what happened to the first one
Berlin's top cop raises red flags about safety in certain city areas
Berlinʼs police chief points out no-go zones for Jewish and LGBT residents in Arab-populated districts. Recent events show growing safety issues in German capital‚ with over 6000 cases under investigation
Top political expert shares insights about global conflicts and future meetings
Telegraphʼs defence expert discusses recent Middle-East events and upcoming high-level diplomatic talks. The podcast covers military actions global politics and future international relations shifts
UK government faces crucial vote on life-ending choices next week
British MPs prepare for a free vote on assisted dying legislation that could change end-of-life rules. The bill proposes strict conditions for terminally ill patients who want to make their final choice
New hair styling tool that costs less than half of its famous competitor
Multi-function hair tool combines drying and styling features in one compact device. Its unique rotating nozzle and six different attachments make it a budget-friendly choice for those seeking salon-like results at home
How british family neighborhoods turned into student-only zones
Local communities across UK face big changes as student housing needs grow fast. Family homes are being turned into student houses while long-time residents watch their neighborhoods change
Paper avalanche: How one bank's unusual tactic affects thousands of car owners
A major UK bank sends truckloads of paper mail to lawyers handling car-finance claims‚ while other banks use email. This unusual approach costs around quarter-million pounds weekly in processing