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Macron trounced in Right-wing EU surge
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Sunak pledges to put 8,000 more bobbies on the beat
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Reports Editorial Comment Obituary The man who changed how we eat
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About-turn on liquid rule brings chaos and two-hour queues to Birmingham Airport
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A new Telegraph podcast
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Test can spot Alzheimer’s decade before symptoms
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Football giant Hansen, 68, ‘seriously ill’ in hospital
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Petite Bretagne ready to welcome Team GB
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Malevolent traits could be key to athletic success, study finds
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Orange juice crisis to drive up smoothie prices, says Innocent
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‘My guess is he got dizzy and then he fainted. I wish we had better news’
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Farewell Michael, a warm-hearted, self-deprecating friend like no other
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He had seen his father die young – he didn’t want to go the same way
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Unanswered questions
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Labour has ‘no vision for dangerous world’
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When it comes to fighting back on crime, Starmer is just a wolf in sheep’s clothing
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Use Johnson in election campaign, ex-ministers urge
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About a fifth of young voters set to snub July 4 ballot box
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Thornberry admits VAT raid will hit state school pupils
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Labour vows to deport thousands of migrants
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Tories need to find way to work with Farage
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Tears of joy – because some things, says Baker, outweigh winning an election
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Unions hit out at Labour’s net zero plans
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Starmer not ruling out public spending cuts
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Father watches killer driver flee fatal crash
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Boy thrown off Tate Modern can finally play by himself again
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‘Faulty’ fairground ride ‘sent people flying through air’
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Tesco recalls chocolate bars in peanut allergy scare
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Pagans given wands, altars and tarot cards in jail
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Cancel culture forces Cotton to steer clear of live broadcasting
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Ambulance driver in court for speeding while responding to emergency
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Cambridge boffins recreate historic bowling machine
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Game of Thrones star feared being fired after brain bleed
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‘Oldest book in the world’ set to fetch £3m at auction
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History against Macron’s roll of the dice with snap election – but is it a trap for the hard-right?
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‘Untouchables’ turn their back on Modi in India’s biggest state
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AFD shrugs off Nazi scandals in EU elections
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Biden visits war graves snubbed by Trump
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Ukraine destroys state-of-the-art fighter jet
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Pakistani who tried to open country’s first gay club held in hospital
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Israel must pick which path to take on war with Hezbollah
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Palestinian journalist ‘was hiding hostages’
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Gantz becomes first member of Israeli war cabinet to resign
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Should I vote Reform? The election is now about picking the Opposition
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If the Tories move Right, they will be out for 20 years
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Is this the year for me to learn to love football? David Bowie managed it
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Conservatives stand up for Britons living abroad, to ensure their interests are represented at home
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Manifestos won’t tell us the whole story
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The pitfalls of dining out in a foreign language
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Time for elected politicians to take back responsibility for climate targets
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A G7 that matters
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Labour’s bid to build data centres on green belt
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Nuclear start-up vows to turbocharge UK roll-out of ‘mini-nukes’
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Redundancies drive biggest jump in job seekers since 2020
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Has the Bank missed boat on interest rate cuts?
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‘I fear I have made a big mistake moving to a lumbering company that does not value initiative’
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Airlines strap in amid threat of rising turbulence
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Starmer tax raid ‘will increase house prices near top state schools’
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Clothes retailer White Stuff in attempt to break into US
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Workers want bouldering not beer, says Wework rival
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Dr Michael Mosley
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Jürgen Moltmann
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Janis Paige
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Worthwhile retelling of a real-life geopolitical thriller