The Sunday Telegraph
Man shot dead in Minneapolis ICE raid
A federal officer fires tear gas into a crowd of protesters after a man was shot dead in a confrontation with immigration officers in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The man was seen lying motionless in amateur video after being tackled by the officers
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Trump declares trade war on Britain over Greenland
SIR KEIR STARMER condemned Donald Trump as “completely wrong” after the US president ignited a trade war with Britain in an attempt to force a deal on Greenland. In the biggest crisis in US-UK relations since Sir Keir became prime minister, Mr Trump...
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Trump vows to help Iran protesters
DONALD TRUMP said he is ready to help Iranians protesting against the regime as his administration began discussing how to carry out a military strike on the country. US government officials have discussed how to carry out an attack on the regime, and...
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Trump to run Venezuela
DONALD TRUMP said the US would “run” Venezuela after his special forces captured its president in a daring helicopter raid on the capital. Mr Trump was speaking after a US team detained Nicolás Maduro and his wife and flew them to the US in the early...
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Ramsay and Peaty take the plunge
GUESTS including Sir David and Lady Beckham arrived at Bath Abbey yesterday to celebrate the wedding of Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty and Gordon Ramsay’s influencer daughter Holly. But there were two very glaring absences, casting a shadow over these...
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Prince of puds
Prince George has followed in his grandmother’s footsteps to serve Christmas dinner to the homeless. The Prince, 12, visited The Passage, a London shelter, 32 years after his father first went there as a boy with Diana, Princess of Wales.
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Honouring cancer victims
The Princess of Wales visits the Ever After Garden at The Royal Marsden Hospital. The garden consists of 30,000 illuminated roses which members of the public can dedicate to a family member in support of the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
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Stars align
Kate Winslet and her leading lady Dame Helen Mirren attend the Bafta screening of Goodbye June. The Christmas family drama marks Winslet’s directorial debut from a screenplay written by her son, Joe Anders, and also stars Timothy Spall and Toni Collette.
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PM signed off on black hole lies
SIR KEIR STARMER was aware there was no black hole in the public finances and yet approved Rachel Reeves’s “lies” that exaggerated the fiscal shortfall. Downing Street has confirmed the Prime Minister was happy with a speech by Ms Reeves that critics...
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Ukraine deal not my final offer, says Trump
DONALD TRUMP signalled he was ready to make concessions to Ukraine last night, after Sir Keir Starmer said America’s peace deal risked leaving the country open to Russian attack. The US president said his 28-point proposal, which would mean Ukraine...
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We shall remember them
The Princess of Wales and Prince George joined the King and Queen at the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance, which commemorates the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. It is the first time the 12-year-old, and second in line...
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Horror on train after stabbing rampage
MULTIPLE people were stabbed in a “horrendous” attack on a train bound for Huntingdon last night. Around 10 injured people were taken to hospital after two men went on the rampage on the LNER train to Peterborough. Two men were arrested as armed...
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Starmer told to bin workers’ rights
LABOUR’S workers’ rights bill risks crippling the jobs market, the party’s “favourite” think tank has warned in a fresh challenge to Sir Keir Starmer. The Resolution Foundation has told The Telegraph it will come out against plans championed by Angela...
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Andrew sought to dig up dirt on Giuffre
PRINCE ANDREW tried to smear his teenage sex abuse accuser by passing her confidential information to police, it has been claimed. The Prince asked his taxpayerfunded police bodyguard to investigate Virginia Giuffre and passed him her date of birth...
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They’re nearly home
Families of hostages taken captive on Oct 7 2023 await the return of their loved ones in Tel Aviv last night after a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas came into effect. Sir Keir Starmer is expected to fly to Egypt tomorrow to attend the signing of the...
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Meghan makes her mark
The Duchess of Sussex on her way to the Balenciaga fashion show in Paris last night, supporting Pierpaolo Piccioli, who is the new creative director. She wore a white oversized cape over a white button-down shirt paired with black pointed-toe heels.
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Ministers beg Reeves to unleash spending
RACHEL REEVES is facing a revolt from ministers who are demanding she tear up her fiscal rules to allow more public spending. Ministers are “begging” the Chancellor for additional funding to fulfil manifesto commitments in their departments, warning...
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PM hired Mandelson without proper checks
SIR KEIR STARMER appointed Lord Mandelson as ambassador to the United States without fully vetting his links to the paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. No 10 confirmed the Labour grandee’s elevation to the role before formal security checks on him had begun,...
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PM to move migrants to army barracks
MIGRANTS in asylum-seeker hotels will be moved into barracks on former military bases under plans to be unveiled within weeks. Shabana Mahmood is set to announce the policy imminently, after being instructed by Sir Keir Starmer to “get a grip” on the...
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Hardly a monster
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley attends the 82nd Venice International Film Festival yesterday. The model and actress appeared on the red carpet for the premiere of Frankenstein, Guillermo del Toro’s film adaptation of Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel.
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A moment for peace
Yaroslava, the daughter of a Ukrainian soldier, celebrates Ukraine’s independence day in Krakow, Poland. Today marks 34 years since the country left the Soviet Union, but comes as Vladimir Putin and his Russian forces continue their assault on Ukraine,...
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Trump supports Putin’s land grab
DONALD TRUMP supports Vladimir Putin’s demand that Ukraine surrenders its most valuable region to Russia in order to end the war. The Russian leader wants full control of Donetsk, the mineral-rich eastern oblast, including parts that are currently...
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Hundreds held in Palestine protest
A FORMER Guantanamo Bay detainee is among more than 466 protesters facing terror charges for supporting Palestine Action after mass arrests by police. Moazzam Begg was one of at least 466 people arrested in Parliament Square for declaring support for...
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Badenoch: Labour has not learnt from Truss ‘mistakes’
SIR KEIR STARMER and Rachel Reeves are making “even bigger mistakes” than those of Liz Truss and have not learnt the lessons of her minibudget, Kemi Badenoch has warned. Writing in The Telegraph, the Tory leader accuses the Government of taking...
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Police unit to monitor anger over migrants
AN ELITE team of police officers is to monitor social media for anti-migrant sentiment amid fears of summer riots. Detectives will be drawn from forces across the country to take part in a new investigations unit that will flag up early signs of...
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Pride of the Lions
Sione Tuipulotu celebrates with Tommy Freeman after scoring the first try as the British and Irish Lions went on to dominate Australia’s Wallabies 27-19 in the first Test at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Queensland
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Centre stage on Centre Court
The Princess of Wales received a standing ovation at Wimbledon yesterday as she watched the women’s singles final from the Royal Box on Centre Court. She later presented the winner’s trophy to Poland’s Iga Swiatek, who won 6-0, 6-0 in the most...
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Axe sickness benefits for foreigners, Tories urge
FOREIGNERS should be barred from claiming key disability benefits to reduce the cost of Britain’s welfare bill, the Tories have said. The party has called on Sir Keir Starmer to restrict personal independence payments (Pips) and sickness topups to...
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BBC reprimanded for ‘death to the IDF’ chants at Glastonbury
THE BBC has been reprimanded by the Government after it broadcast a rap group leading chants of “death to the IDF” on stage at Glastonbury. Lisa Nandy, the Culture Secretary, phoned Tim Davie, the BBC DirectorGeneral, demanding he explain why the...
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Game face
Emma Raducanu watches her US Open doubles partner Carlos Alcaraz play Roberto Bautista Agut in the Men’s Singles Semi Final at The Queen’s Club in London. Spain’s Alcaraz beat his opponent to make it through to today’s final against the Czech...
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The Firm out in force
THE King dedicated part of his annual birthday parade to honouring the victims of the Air India disaster, leading a one-minute silence and wearing a black armband in mourning. The monarch, whose official birthday is marked at Trooping the Colour,...
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Deep conversations
The Prince of Wales and Sir David Attenborough discuss marine technology before the premiere of his new documentary Ocean at the Royal Festival Hall. Sir David told the Prince: “What we have done to the deep ocean floor is just unspeakably awful. If...
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PM has ‘lost control’ of borders
SIR KEIR STARMER was last night accused of losing control of Britain’s borders after nearly 1,200 small boat migrants crossed the Channel in a day. The coastguard was forced to call on fishing boats to assist a yacht and kayaks in trouble as Border...
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Feeling sentimental
Elle Fanning, star of the film Sentimental Value, attends the Cannes Film Festival closing ceremony where the drama won the grand prize. The day went ahead despite a power cut, which French police said may have been the result of arson.
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Princess tells of struggle with scoliosis
On one of the hottest spring days on record, a small group of patients and hospital staff gather in the garden of the Duke of Cornwall Spinal Treatment Centre in Salisbury. Their eyes are trained on the gate, where in a matter of moments Her Royal...
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‘Putin must agree to a truce – no ifs and buts’
VLADIMIR PUTIN will “think through” a Western proposal for a full and unconditional 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine from tomorrow, after Britain, the US and European allies threatened to send more weapons to Kyiv if Russia did not comply. Sir Keir Starmer...
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Miliband ousts Archer from net zero role
DAME Mary Archer has been sacked from the board of Ed Miliband’s net zero department in what has been described as an attempt to “suppress all opposition” to his policies. On Friday, Dame Mary, the wife of Tory peer and novelist Lord Archer, was...
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Trump turns against Putin
DONALD TRUMP turned on Vladimir Putin after holding one-on-one talks with Volodymyr Zelensky in St Peter’s Basilica at Pope Francis’ funeral. He accused the Russian president of stringing him along in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine and warned...
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Jenny on the blocks
Jennifer Lopez, 55, at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit ahead of today’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Max Verstappen took pole position in qualifying yesterday, Oscar Piastri second and George Russell third. Lando Norris will start 10th after a crash. Sport:...
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Workers’ ring of steel against Chinese bosses
BRITISH Steel workers prevented Chinese executives from entering the Scunthorpe steelworks in a dramatic standoff yesterday morning. Representatives from Jingye, British Steel’s owner since 2020, arrived at the site at about 8am, sources...
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Rockett power
Jockey Patrick Mullins and Stewart Andrew, the owner of Nick Rockett, celebrate after winning the Randox Grand National yesterday. Mr Andrew said his late wife Sadie convinced trainer Willie Mullins, Patrick’s father, to take on the job. “Nick Rockett...
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Harry is a bully, says charity chief
THE Duke of Sussex has been accused of “harassment and bullying at scale” by the chairman of his charity Sentebale. Sophie Chandauka made the allegation hours after claiming that the Duke tried to use the organisation as “an extension of the Sussex PR...
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President on the front line
VOLODYMYR ZELENSKY visited troops defending the eastern city of Pokrovsk yesterday in an effort to boost morale before ceasefire talks. The Ukrainian president presented medals to teams of drone operators fighting to hold the key transport hub. The...
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Royal rivalry
Prince William, patron of the Welsh Rugby Union, and Kate, Princess of Wales, patron of the Rugby Football Union, meet injured players who are supported by the Welsh Rugby Charitable Trust before watching England beat Wales in the Six Nations in...
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Brosnan breaks cover
Pierce Brosnan has told The Telegraph that the next James Bond should not be American as he lamented Amazon’s takeover of the spy franchise. The former 007 said: ‘History has been passed on and I’m very proud to have been part of the legacy of Bond.’
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US commitment to Europe can’t be taken for granted
THIS week was an important step forward for protecting our national security. Credit where credit is due, the Prime Minister is right to commit to increase defence spending to 2.5 per cent of GDP by 2027. But that step cannot be the final one. Not...
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England beat Scotland for first time in five years
England’s Maro Itoje celebrates with the Calcutta Cup after defeating Scotland 16-15 in the Guinness Men’s Six Nations at the Allianz Stadium in London Sport: Pages 1-7
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Architect of Chagos deal raided over ‘cash scam’
SIR KEIR STARMER’S Chagos Islands giveaway was plunged into controversy last night after the former prime minister of Mauritius who masterminded the deal was interrogated in a money laundering scandal. Pravind Jugnauth and members of his family were...
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Smith’s nerves of steel as England topple France
Fin Smith celebrates with teammate Tommy Freeman after sealing England’s sensational 26-25 Six Nations victory over France at Twickenham. On his first international start, the fly-half converted Elliot Daly’s last-minute try to wrap up the match.
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Hostage in safe hands at last
Ofer Kalderon, the French-Israeli hostage, is reunited with his children Rotem, Gaya, Erez and Sahar after being released by Hamas yesterday, following the ceasefire deal with Israel. However, Yarden Bibas, an Israeli father who was kidnapped with his...
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Home at last
FOUR Israeli hostages “turned humiliation into victory” yesterday with their defiant display as they were paraded on stage by masked Hamas gunmen ahead of their release. In the carefully choreographed stunt, Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy...
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Netanyahu: we reserve right to resume war
BENJAMIN NETANYAHU said Israel would resume its war against Hamas “with full force” if the terrorist group was to break the ceasefire. In a speech as Israel awaited the release of the first hostages today, the country’s prime minister said both...
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Inferno rages on
Firefighters can only watch and hope as water is dropped yesterday on the Palisades Fire in Mandeville Canyon, west Los Angeles, where more homes lie in the path of the spreading blaze. Residents have been urged to evacuate while they can as there is...
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Royal nanny’s stepson killed in US terror attack
WHETHER accompanying them on stalking trips or safari holidays abroad, Tiggy Legge-Bourke was an ever-present mother figure to Princes William and Harry. She proved a loyal and reassuring presence throughout the latter years of their parents’ rocky...
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Families face £8k new year tax raid
MIDDLE-CLASS families face an £8,000 increase in their tax bills in 2025, analysis by The Telegraph has found. A raft of Labour tax rises will come into effect next year, forcing households to pay thousands more from their children’s education to...
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Net zero grocery tax to push up food bills
A NEW “grocery tax” designed to achieve the Government’s net zero targets will push up household shopping bills by up to £1.4 billion a year, The Sunday Telegraph can reveal. Ministers have been accused of “quietly” passing legislation which will see...
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The last dance
Chris McCausland was named as the winner of this year’s Strictly Come Dancing glitterball trophy last night. The show’s first blind contestant said he was proud that he did not rely on the ‘sympathy vote’ and managed to improve every week
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Trump gives seal of approval to Prince
DONALD TRUMP gave the Prince of Wales his seal of approval last night, stating that he was doing a “fantastic job”. The US president-elect greeted Prince William warmly as they met at the UK ambassador’s residence in Paris following the reopening of...
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Aleppo falls
The rapid advance of Syrian rebels into Aleppo has proved a grievous blow to Bashar al-Assad’s vile regime. Radical Islamist and Kurdish forces have mounted separate assaults that have pushed Syrian forces back, with speculation that the attack could...
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At home with the Rees-Moggs
Lady Rees-Mogg, the wife of former Tory MP Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, speaks to The Sunday Telegraph about her chaotic family life ahead of a new reality TV show following their household. ‘I try not to spoil the children,’ she says, ‘if they want to buy...
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Zara all of a flutter
Zara Tindall, daughter of the Princess Royal, attends the November Meeting at Cheltenham Racecourse. It was a short drive from the 43-year-old mother of three’s home at Gatcombe Park she shares with former England rugby union international Mike Tindall.
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Princess on parade
The Princess of Wales makes her first major public appearance since finishing her chemotherapy treatment, joining her husband and the King for the annual Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Albert Hall last night.
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‘It’s time for a fresh start’
KEMI BADENOCH said it was time for a fresh start for the Conservatives as she was elected party leader yesterday. The MP for North West Essex won 53,806 votes from Tory members, defeating her rival Robert Jenrick who achieved 41,388 in the most...
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Bring on the next one: King to return to full tour duty
THE King is prepared to return to his full overseas tour schedule after his visit to Australia and Samoa proved the “perfect tonic”. Despite his ongoing cancer treatment, the King is hoping to resume twice-yearly overseas trips with the Queen from...
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Lit up down under
The King and Queen at Admiralty House in Sydney at the beginning of their Australia and Samoa tour. It is believed that the King is to become the first monarch to take part in an indigenous smoking rite with Aboriginal and Torres Strait communities
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Alex Salmond dies aged 69
ALEX SALMOND, the former first minister of Scotland who led the 2014 independence campaign, has died at the age of 69. The ex-Scottish National Party leader collapsed and died yesterday after delivering a speech in North Macedonia. Paying tribute...
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Oct 7 a year on: Allison Pearson’s special report
Ten-month-old twins Guy and Roi Berdichevsky became a symbol of hope when they were found alive at their home on Kibbutz Kfar Aza 14 hours after their parents were shot dead by terrorists. One year on, Allison Pearson talks to their aunt and uncle –...
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