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Jonathan Liew wrote an article attacking the arrival of Gail’s on a north London street as an extension of war

Reform’s deputy leader claims a headline on a story about his tax affairs is libellous

The Tories, Reform and the right wing media are in uproar at "woke" Bank of England plans to put beloved British wildlife on banknotes

His new documentary series profiles delusional misogynists. Will the women in their lives ever push back against them?

The day after being sold to Axel Springer, the paper printed a striking cover on its Review section

The two right wing papers claimed the government had classified the Union flag and Cross of St George as "tools of hate"

The Sunday Telegraph's political editor is perplexed as to why the energy secretary might be getting involved in discussions over the Iran War

The Talk hackette and Emirati resident talked up the joy at living in a repressive city currently under siege from Iran

Publisher Axel Springer has bought the Telegraph titles, coveted by the Mail, in a deal costing £575 million

The paper ran an article calling for a boycott of the AI giant – a year after launching a ‘strategic partnership’ with it

Stupidity isn't the biggest problem with MAGA – and Mike Judge’s 2006 farce is itself deeply flawed

The right wing channel absolutely wasn’t bothered about being beaten to a major TV prize by Sky News

He drew other men towards him and trapped them in a state of complicity. But the cynical use of young women as tools to achieve power is nothing new

The Telegraph opinion writer is very strange indeed. An afternoon spent poking around in the archive revealed a trove of relentless, baffling weirdness

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Now we've Taken Back Control, the likes of the Sun and Mail are demanding we unquestioningly support a mad American president

The Mail man is nostalgic for the days of a 24-year-old TV police drama

The Spectator publisher once played Prince William in a dire TV movie about the life of Diana, Princess of Wales

Freddie Sayers is worried about 'Epstein mania'

Canvassing, former school bullies and a snoring, prosecco-filled Johnathan Gullis are just some of the challenges when campaigning for high office

They’re the single largest demographic group in America and arguably the most politically influential – yet they seem to attract the ire and contempt of political figures from all sides

The problem is that the secret international network of powerful men that Epstein created around himself will only convince the paranoid fantasists they were on to something

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The magazine's columnists seem to want to muddy the story which has already led to two high-profile arrests

The magazine's former chair and editor are insistent there was no interference from their little-seen former owners

The Epstein revelations have provoked fury around the world. That anger could spell the end of the ‘Epstein class’. But it could also have much darker consequences

The paper's Sunday title this weekend launched a hit job on a "pro-Brussels" rival wishing to buy the papers

The arrest of a prince will inevitably capture the world’s attention. But his disgrace is really just a distraction from the deeper story and the more uncomfortable lessons

Dominic Sandbrook’s new literary podcast struggles with forced chemistry

Weiss made a career by playing the media outsider. But now she’s running CBS – and despite declining audience and newsroom turmoil, there’s no way she can lose