NHS faces major shift as experienced nurses leave healthcare system
British healthcare system sees a drop in long-serving nurses while total staff numbers grow. New data shows younger less-experienced workers are replacing veteran medical professionals
Jaguar's new path leaves dealers shocked: Premium brand makes unexpected moves
Jaguar plans to cut UK dealerships by 75% while moving towards all-electric luxury cars. This major shift affects both long-time dealers and customers as the brand aims for ultra-premium market
UK shops hit hard: Recent sales drop brings back memories of lockdown times
British stores face biggest sales decline since covid times with both online and physical shops seeing less customers. New budget changes and economic worries make shop-owners think twice about future plans
How Amazon became the most backed company by top money managers
From a small online bookstore to e-commerce giant Amazon shows impressive growth in both retail and cloud computing Its smart cash-flow management and AI investments make it popular with top investors.
Breaking: Auto giant Stellantis loses CEO as car sales take unexpected hit
Stellantis chief-exec leaves company earlier than planned due to disagreements with board. Fourth-largest global carmaker faces dropping sales and tough choices about factory operations
Public voices: From assisted dying law to marriage tips - readers share their views
Telegraph readers discuss crucial topics from the new assisted-dying legislation to housing industry problems. Letters cover personal experiences pension fund concerns and share unexpected marriage advice
Historic London meat market faces shutdown after 1000-year run
One of Londons oldest food trading spots - Smithfield Market prepares to close its doors after millennium-long history. City officials plan to transform this historic meat-trading hub into modern campus-style space
UK business heads warn about shocking effects of new tax changes
Business confidence hits lowest point since pandemic lockdowns due to unexpected tax policy changes. Company leaders report plans to cut jobs reduce pay rises and increase prices as they cope with new costs
UK companies rush to merge as business costs hit record-breaking levels
British firms are joining forces to handle rising operation costs under new government policies. Recent weeks showed multiple merger deals across insurance‚ retail and logistics sectors‚ marking a new trend in UK business
Luton's car industry faces dramatic change as Vauxhall ends 120-year story
Vauxhallʼs historic Luton factory shutdown affects over 1000 workers and countless supply-chain jobs. The closure highlights growing challenges in UKʼs car manufacturing sector due to new environmental rules
Special bond at risk: How UK might handle US-EU relationship challenge
UK faces tough choices between strengthening US ties and maintaining EU relations as global trade shifts. New political dynamics and economic pressures push Britain to re-think its international partnerships
Highland village fights back against massive energy project takeover
Historic Scottish village faces transformation as energy giant plans huge substation project on noble estate. Locals unite against industrial development threatening their peaceful Highland community
Regular customer gets paid after finding weird Mars bar manufacturing mistake
A chocolate-lover spotted something odd about his Mars bar - it was missing its famous top pattern. The company paid him back and explained how this rare mistake happened at their factory
Remote work revolution: Why young talents choose Mediterranean over London
Southern European countries attract UK-based professionals with tax-friendly policies and warm climate. Digital banks data shows growing trend of British workforce relocating to Mediterranean countries
UK businesses face tough times as government policies hit profits
Major companies are scaling-down operations across Britain due to new government rules and rising costs. From car-makers to airlines business leaders warn about survival chances in current economic climate
Tax experts suggest Dubai move could save millions for UK pensioners
UK pension holders might dodge new inheritance tax rules by relocating to Dubai where zero-percent income tax applies Financial experts show how this move could save families millions in death duties.
Wealthy donor backs away from Telegraph newspaper purchase deal
Major shake-up in Telegraph newspapers sale process as high-profile investor steps back. The move adds new complexity to the long-running ownership transition of the well-known British media outlet
Trump's win signals big trouble for corporate diversity and green investing trends
Major companies are moving away from diversity programs and green investing after poor results. The trend speeds up as political winds shift and economic realities hit corporate America
Harry Potter star must pay huge tax bill after losing unique legal battle
Famous actor **Rupert Grint** faces a £1. 8 million tax payment after losing appeal against tax authority. The case involves special tax rules dating back to Beatles-era arrangements
Kitchen game-changer: Top 9 huge fridges that wont break your wallet
Modern side-by-side fridges bring more space and cool features to your kitchen. Expert-picked models range from basic budget-friendly options to high-tech smart appliances with fancy add-ons
Expert reveals truth behind mysterious Luton car factory shutdown
British car-making faces shake-up as Stellantis closes its Luton facility. Industry insider points to company-wide problems rather than government rules as real cause for shut-down
Real EV owners share what its like to live with electric cars in 2024
Two UK car owners tell different stories about their electric vehicle experience. While one faced charging troubles and sold his car‚ another enjoys eco-friendly rides despite some limitations
Remote workers vs bosses: The cat-and-mouse game of workplace monitoring
Home-based employees find creative ways to dodge work while employers deploy high-tech tracking tools. This work-from-home battle shows how both sides try to out-smart each other in the digital age
Pension provider's u-turn helps disabled sister receive brother's life-long savings
A brother arranged lower pension payments to secure his disabled sisters future but the provider initially refused to pay. After investigation the company admitted its mistake and started payments to her care home
Public voices: From market closures to energy policies spark heated debate
Readers share their thoughts on hot-button issues like net-zero targets and historic market closures. Letters touch on everything from farming taxes to dinner party etiquette in todays Britain
Small-cap market review: Two companies showing different paths in tough times
Market analysis shows mixed results for small-cap stocks in recent economic conditions. While some companies manage to stay strong others face hard times - hereʼs what you need to know about two interesting cases
Tech billionaire plans escape route as political landscape shifts after election
Silicon Valley mega-donor weighs overseas move following recent US presidential election results. High-profile figure joins growing list of well-known Americans seeking alternative residence options
Train companies face major setback as thousands of ticket fines get canceled
Two rail operators brought over 28‚000 wrong prosecutions against passengers for ticket issues. Chief magistrate declared all cases invalid during quick court hearing in London
British tea giant Typhoo might get unexpected new owner from vaping industry
One of UKʼs oldest tea makers enters administration after facing major money problems. Supreme‚ a well-known vape seller wants to buy the troubled company in an unusual industry crossover
Major dairy producer's cow feed experiment creates unexpected customer reaction
European dairy giant Arla starts testing methane-reducing feed additives with UK supermarket chains. Customer reaction shows mixed feelings about food technology in dairy production