The Daily Telegraph
Boy, 3, thrown to crocodiles
A THREE-YEAR-OLD boy was in a critical condition last night after he was thrown into a crocodile enclosure at a Cambridgeshire zoo. Police said they had arrested a 30-year-old British man from Norfolk on suspicion of attempted murder after the...
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... but it can’t stop Kane and Bellingham in World Cup opener
Jude Bellingham celebrates with his captain Harry Kane after scoring England’s third goal in their 4-2 victory over Croatia in Dallas last night, as their World Cup finally began under coach Thomas Tuchel with an emphatic victory. The last time the two...
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There’s a royal blip at Ascot
DOUBLE or single-breasted, heels or flats, hat or fascinator, champagne or Pimm’s? The British public often struggles to back any one horse at Royal Ascot – and, as it turns out, is also uncertain about the pronunciation of its name. Francesca...
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Brimming with enthusiasm
The Prince and Princess of Wales depart the Garter Day ceremony yesterday. The Princess wore a pale yellow coatdress by Patrick Mcdowell, whom she presented with the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design last year. The annual procession was led...
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Trump: Peace deal will let the oil flow
DONALD TRUMP announced last night that he had reached a peace deal with Iran and declared: “Let the oil flow!” The US president also announced he would lift the American blockade of Iranian ports, which had been intended to choke off the regime’s oil...
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Healey torpedoes Starmer
SIR KEIR STARMER has been accused by his own Defence Secretary of putting Britain in danger. John Healey dramatically resigned yesterday, claiming the Prime Minister was “unable” and the Treasury “unwilling” to spend the money needed to defend the...
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England go back to their Root
Joe Root has been named England captain for the second Test against New Zealand next week after Ben Stokes was dropped following an altercation on a night out. Root previously held the role between 2017 and 2022 before stepping down. Sport: Page 1
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Billions in aid cash handed to terrorists
TERRORISTS, hostile states and gangsters have been given more than £28bn of taxpayers’ money, including through aid payments, according to a secret government report. The Telegraph can reveal details of a dossier showing that billions of pounds went...
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Iran fires missile barrage into Israel
IRAN launched missiles at Israel for the first time since the April ceasefire in a move that threatened to reignite war across the Middle East. About 10 missiles were downed by Israeli defences above the north of the country during multiple waves of...
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Andrew cashed in with secret rent deals
ANDREW MOUNTBATTEN-WINDSOR made money from his Windsor estate despite paying a peppercorn rent for two decades. The former Duke of York sublet three of the eight cottages on the grounds of Royal Lodge to generate personal income, an arrangement...
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‘We need to protect our pubs’
The Prince of Wales has said he wants to do as much as he can to support pubs. During a trip to the Prince of Peckham, in south London, the heir to the throne told regulars that he grew up in pubs and that they were a place for communities to integrate.
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Police face call to drop race bias policies
POLICE forces are under pressure to scrap positive discrimination policies after accusations that Henry Nowak was failed by “two-tier” policing. The murder of the teenage student has provoked a national outcry after he was arrested and handcuffed as...
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‘Every meeting I have is: Who can we tax to pay benefits to others?’
LABOUR cares only about who it can tax in order to pay more in benefits, a senior Cabinet minister complained to Lord Mandelson. Pat Mcfadden, Sir Keir Starmer’s enforcer in Cabinet at the time, told the disgraced peer that every meeting he had with...
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Wedding delight for Dua
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner have officially married in an intimate ceremony. The 30-year-old singer and 36-year-old actor, who have been together for two-and-a-half years, tied the knot in London’s Old Marylebone Town Hall yesterday
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Mirren suffers anti-semitic street attack
POLICE are treating the harassment of Dame Helen Mirren in the street by a pro-palestine activist as a hate crime, The Telegraph understands. Footage on social media shows the Oscar-winning actress, 80, being accosted as she walked along a street in...
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Mandelson told Cabinet how to do their jobs
LORD MANDELSON advised numerous Cabinet ministers during his time as ambassador to Washington, messages to be released next week are expected to reveal. The Telegraph understands that the disgraced peer often messaged senior Labour politicians and...
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Boyd: No one from Beatles biopic spoke to me
Pattie Boyd, the former wife of George Harrison, has said that no one from the forthcoming Beatles biopics asked her to contribute to them. The 82-year-old attacked those behind the project, saying they didn’t want to talk to anyone who was there at...
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Sturgeon ‘must come clean’ over husband’s £400k theft
NICOLA STURGEON has been urged to “come clean” over what she knew about her husband embezzling £400,000 from the SNP. Peter Murrell, the party’s former chief executive, was remanded in custody yesterday and faces jail after admitting to stealing funds...
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Now you’re Gunner believe us
Mikel Arteta, the manager of Arsenal, celebrates with the Premier League trophy, as the club are crowned champions following their match against Crystal Palace. North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur escaped relegation after defeating Everton
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Rayner in election fraud row
ANGELA RAYNER has become embroiled in a row linked to alleged electoral fraud at her local council. Four men and a woman, all aged between 23 and 47, were arrested yesterday morning on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud, Greater Manchester Police...
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On the bawl: William’s tears at Villa victory
The Prince of Wales was in tears last night after watching his beloved Aston Villa beat Freiburg 3-0 to win the Uefa Europa League final. It is the Premier League club’s first European trophy since the heir to the throne was less than a year...
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It takes three to tango
Josh Widdicombe, Emma Willis and Johannes Radebe have been confirmed as the new hosts of Strictly Come Dancing, replacing Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly. Widdicombe, a comedian, Willis, a TV presenter, and Radebe, who used to be a professional dancer...
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All the King’s men
THE King joined Sir David Beckham to tour his own garden at the Chelsea Flower Show, which included a nod to their shared love of honey. The King’s Foundation Curious Garden was designed to reflect the monarch’s own love of plants, the importance of...
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Cate opens Cannes of worms
Oscar-winning actress Cate Blanchett attends the premiere of Garance (Another Day) during the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival yesterday. She suggested that actors can work with ‘problematic’ artists if they are prepared to make ‘atonement’
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Burnham launches bid for No10
ANDY BURNHAM has made his opening move to replace Sir Keir Starmer within weeks by launching a campaign to return to Westminster. The Mayor of Greater Manchester announced his intention to run in a byelection for the Makerfield seat yesterday, after...
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‘Io sono Caterina’: Princess shows off language skills on Italian job
THE Princess of Wales introduced herself to Italian schoolchildren as “Caterina” as she tried out her language skills on her first trip overseas since her cancer diagnosis. The Princess, who stepped out of her car to screams, whoops and shouts of...
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Streeting to confront Starmer
WES STREETING has lined up a showdown with Sir Keir Starmer on the day of the King’s Speech. The Health Secretary will head into Downing Street this morning to challenge Sir Keir about his plan to rescue the party after dire local election results and...
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Time to go, Cabinet tells Starmer
AT LEAST three Cabinet ministers including Shabana Mahmood have called on Sir Keir Starmer to consider his position. The Prime Minister faces growing calls to quit after a last-ditch attempt to rescue his premiership backfired. In the hours that...
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Streeting: I’m ready to be PM
WES STREETING has told Sir Keir Starmer that he is preparing his case to be the next prime minister, The Telegraph can disclose. The Health Secretary is poised to launch a leadership campaign if Sir Keir is forced from office this week, amid mounting...
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Lady Starmer goes to vote with a spring in her step
IT’S a study in contrast as stark as North and South Korea, Angela Rayner and Albert Einstein (“Oo?”). On the left, in his all-purpose suit, black for both landslides and funerals, Keir Starmer. Face of thunder, hair of despair. On the right, in bright...
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Briton evacuated from rat-virus ship
Martin Anstee, an ex-police officer, has been identified as the British worker airlifted from a cruise ship at the centre of a rat-borne virus outbreak. It emerged last night that two passengers from the hantavirus-stricken ship were now self-isolating...
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Starmer could cost us election, says Welsh leader
SIR KEIR STARMER could cost Labour the Senedd for the first time in its 27-year history, the First Minister of Wales has warned. Baroness Morgan of Ely, the Welsh Labour leader, said the Prime Minister “comes up as an issue on the doorstep” and could...
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Kidman’s costume drama
Nicole Kidman arrives at the Met Gala in New York last night. The annual fashion extravaganza, for which tickets cost $100,000, has been hit by a boycott of some stars objecting to its sponsorship by Jeff Bezos, the Amazon boss.
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Cost of pint hits £10 in London for first time
THE cost of a pint of beer has hit £10 in London for the first time, The Telegraph can reveal. A number of high-end bars are now charging £10 or in some cases even more for draught and bottled beer. Drinkers are billed £11 for a pint of Moretti or...
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Met accuses Polanski of stoking tensions
SIR MARK ROWLEY has accused Zack Polanski of inflaming tensions by criticising officers over their response to the Golders Green terror attack. The Metropolitan Police commissioner accused the Green Party leader of sharing an “inaccurate and...
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Jew hate ‘out of control’ in UK
ANTI-SEMITIC attacks are out of control in the UK, Israel has said after two Jewish men were stabbed in a terror attack in Golders Green. The Israeli foreign ministry said Sir Keir Starmer’s words were “no substitute for confronting the roots of...
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King defends Nato in historic Congress address
THE KING has praised Nato and said that the alliance between America and Europe “is more important than it’s ever been” in a historic speech to Congress. The address, aimed at smoothing over tensions between Britain and the United States, touched on...
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King: Britain and US must come together
THE King will call on the United States and Britain to “come together” even when they do not agree, in a landmark speech to Congress today. The monarch, who is in Washington for a four-day state visit, is expected to say that the long tradition of...
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Trump assassination attempt forces King to alter state visit
THE King and Queen’s state visit to the US will go ahead with slight adjustments after the apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump. The visit will take place as planned, but with small changes to the Royals’ programme following advice from...
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Prince of the tides
THE Prince and Princess of Wales have shared a video of Prince Louis on holiday in Cornwall as they celebrated his eighth birthday. Their youngest child is seen digging a hole in the sand, playing cricket and sprinting across a beach. Wearing a...
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Hermer pursued ‘witch hunt’ against troops despite warnings
LORD HERMER pursued a notorious “witch hunt” against British troops despite being warned that the allegations were lies, The Telegraph can disclose. An investigation by this newspaper can reveal the Attorney General’s leading role in the al-sweady...
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Hug a hero
AS the Royal family celebrated the 100th anniversary of Elizabeth II’S birth, they did it exactly as she would have wanted: on duty. The Princess of Wales hugged a newly widowed George Cross recipient, the Prince of Wales charmed a centenarian he said...
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I know many MPS will find these facts to be incredible
THE PM resembles Monty Python’s black knight, hacking off his own limbs through face-saving sackings – Peter Mandelson, Morgan Mcsweeney, Olly Robbins – till he’s a stump on the ground, wiggling furiously and shouting: “Fight me, fight me! I’m a man of...
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Starmer knew about Mandelson red flags
SIR KEIR STARMER was warned about the red flags that led to Lord Mandelson failing his developed vetting security clearance, The Telegraph can disclose. The Prime Minister will argue in the Commons today that it was “unforgivable” he was not told Lord...
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Starmer accused of misleading Parliament over Mandelson
SIR KEIR STARMER has been accused of misleading Parliament after admitting that Lord Mandelson was appointed US ambassador despite failing his security vetting. It emerged yesterday that the disgraced peer failed the enhanced vetting process but was...
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Surrey takes to the street over rape gang
Residents clashed with police in Epsom, Surrey, yesterday in a row over a gang rape in the town centre. Protesters demanded that the police release descriptions and CCTV footage of the men suspected of assaulting a woman outside a church on Friday...
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‘Call me Meg’
The Duchess of Sussex shrugged off her royal title on the first day of her Australia tour yesterday, telling well-wishers ‘call me Meg’. The Duke and Duchess. who received a warm welcome in Melbourne, met military veterans and toured a children’s...
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Trump repents his Jesus stunt
DONALD TRUMP posted and then deleted a picture of himself as Jesus Christ during an extraordinary row with the Pope. The US president said the leader of the Catholic Church was “terrible” and “weak” after the pontiff criticised the American-israeli...
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PM refuses to join blockade of Hormuz
SIR KEIR STARMER has refused to join Donald Trump’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The Telegraph understands Britain will not send warships to enforce the blockade of oil tankers, after Mr Trump said the US navy would be helped by other countries....
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I had no relationship with Epstein
MELANIA TRUMP has denied she ever had a relationship with or was a victim of Jeffrey Epstein, in an unprecedented speech at the White House. Last night, the US first lady distanced herself from the late paedophile, denying any knowledge of his crimes...
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Putin mocks Starmer in Channel
VLADIMIR PUTIN has openly defied Sir Keir Starmer’s threat to seize sanctioned Russian vessels by sending a warship to escort them through the Channel. The Admiral Grigorovich, a Black Sea fleet frigate, accompanied a pair of shadow fleet ships...
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A long, long way from home
Astronauts on Nasa’s Orion spacecraft took pictures of ‘Earthset’ yesterday as they completed their fly-by of the Moon. The crew, who reached a record distance of 252,756 miles from Earth, reported seeing brown and green patches on the far side of the...
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Hello, Mr Mischief: Harry’s flirty messages with journalist
THE Duke of Sussex sent a stream of Facebook messages to a journalist, joking about drinking her under the table and “movie snuggles”. In conversations between December 2011 and January 2012, Prince Harry referred to Charlotte Griffiths of the Mail on...
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Scott Mills axed over ‘historic relationship’
THE DJ Scott Mills has been sacked by the BBC, reportedly over allegations relating to a “historic relationship”. In a statement yesterday, the BBC disclosed that Mills, one of its highest-paid stars, was “no longer contracted”. The broadcaster...
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Labour to ration NHS referrals to hit targets
THE NHS is to ration hospital referrals as Labour scrambles to meet its pledge to cut waiting lists. GPS have been ordered to consult on at least one in four referrals rather than sending them to hospital to reduce “unnecessary” appointments. The...
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NHS doctor charged with backing Hamas
Rahmeh Aladwan, an NHS doctor, has been charged under the Terrorism Act with multiple counts of inviting support for Hamas. The 31-year-old was arrested yesterday for breaching police bail conditions imposed following previous arrests.
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Please, call me Sarah
Dame Sarah Mullally took selfies with worshippers yesterday after being enthroned as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury. Speaking ahead of the ceremony at Canterbury Cathedral, which was attended by the Prince and Princess of Wales, she said...
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The Dragon has landed
Personnel aboard HMS Dragon, the Royal Navy warship, which finally arrived in the Eastern Mediterranean yesterday to defend Cyprus from Iranian attacks. The £1bn air defence destroyer – which was rushed out of maintenance to respond to the crisis in...
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‘The oldest hatred is rising again’
SHABANA MAHMOOD has admitted anti-semitism is still on the rise in Britain in the wake of an Iranian-linked firebomb attack on four Jewish volunteer ambulances. Counter-terror police are leading an investigation into the arson attack outside a...
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We’ll send price of oil soaring, vows Iran
IRAN has threatened to “irreversibly destroy” energy sites across the Middle East after Donald Trump gave the regime 48 hours to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran said it would target energy and oil infrastructure, with Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the...
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King of the coast
THE KING has teased cyclists for “cheating” by using e-bikes as he took a walk along a new coastal path named in his honour. Instead, wearing a suit and using a stick, he travelled the 2km route on foot to see a spectacular view of the Seven Sisters...
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Crowning glory
The Princess of Wales at a banquet for Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Nigerian president, at Windsor Castle last night. She wore an Andrew Gn dress and the Lover’s Knot tiara worn by the late Queen, as well as the Royal family sash and star
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Trump: BBC is against me winning Iran war
DONALD TRUMP has attacked the BBC over its “corrupt and fraudulent” coverage of the Iran war. In a fresh attack on Britain’s state broadcaster, the US president said the BBC’S reporting was “unbelievable”, while also blaming Sir Keir Starmer for the...
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Race to stop meningitis spreading nationwide
ANTIBIOTICS will be handed out to thousands of students in a race to stop the spread of deadly meningitis across the country. Unprecedented emergency measures are being taken across Kent in an effort to contain the infection before young people go...
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Starmer refusing to send warships to Strait
SIR KEIR STARMER is refusing to send warships to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz after Donald Trump called for reinforcements to stave off a mounting economic crisis. Britain and other allies are resisting the US president’s request for a “team...
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Princess of Ales lends a hand to save our pubs
THE Prince and Princess of Wales have shown their support for the British beer industry by scaling a brewery ladder, tipping in some hops and declaring that “pubs are so important”. The couple, who undertook a royal tour de force through London, spoke...
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Where did you get that hat, Carole?
IT is supposed to be the sport of kings, but the thunder of hooves on the turf at Cheltenham has been eclipsed by bat and ball. In the feature race on day two at the festival, cricketer Craig Kieswetter – capped 71 times by England – left Sir Alex...
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Trump ramps up bombing of Iran
DONALD TRUMP intensified his war against Iran yesterday, dropping bunker-busting bombs on the regime’s underground missile facilities. Just 24 hours earlier, the US president had declared the war was “very complete” and that Iran’s military had been...
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Trump: Iran war ‘very complete’
DONALD TRUMP said the war in Iran was “very complete” after an hour-long phone call with Vladimir Putin. The US president said his country’s joint operation with Israel had left Iran with “no navy, no communications… no air force”. “I think the war is...
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Defiant Iran turns to Khamenei’s son
IRAN has chosen the son of the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as the country’s next supreme leader. Mojtaba Khamenei, 56, a mid-ranking hardliner, was elected by clerics despite lacking the senior religious credentials typically required. His...
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Starmer: US must negotiate with Iran
SIR KEIR STARMER has told Donald Trump to negotiate with Iran despite the regime firing missiles at allies across the Middle East. The Prime Minister called on the United States to reach a settlement with Tehran, saying it was his “strong view” that...
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