We will help British farmers fill British fridges
In recent weeks, we have all been moved by the incredible courage of President Zelensky along with the extraordinary bravery of the Ukrainian army, and, above all,…
Businesses and public bodies need to move on from Covid
Pandemic and lockdown were a personal tragedy for millions, from which we were rescued by science – and though public policy must remain vigilant and flexible, we…
All-singing, all-dancing return for Britain’s Got Talent – but that final act was a cynical shame
The heavily hyped comeback of Britain’s Got Talent (ITV) ended with a bang, a press of the golden buzzer and a hail of glitter confetti. Yet this…
Letters: The practicalities of flying boatloads of failed Channel migrants to Rwanda
SIR – Due to a late change of plans, I was forced into booking a last-minute ticket from London to Barcelona for April 9. On entering my…
Robot fruit pickers could be deployed to stop Britons going hungry
The strategy, due to be announced in the coming months, is also expected to promote “alternative proteins”, including beans, pulses and lab-grown meat. The strategy follows an…
Labour’s hypocrisy on immigration knows no bounds
A key phrase in the Government’s new plan to stop people climbing into barely inflated dinghies and making the perilous trip across the Channel appeared to be…
Rishi Sunak told he needs more experienced ‘grey beard’ advisers to save his political career
A former Cabinet minister suggested that Mr Sunak hire new communications advisers with “grizzled experience” to handle any future “pratfalls”. The ex-minister suggested he poach Craig Woodhouse,…
Russia bans Boris Johnson and twelve others from entering country
The Russian Foreign Ministry has banned Prime Minister Boris Johnson and twelve other senior British politicians from entering Russia in retaliation for sanctions amid the Ukraine war….
Sue Gray told she cannot publish full ‘partygate’ report until every fine handed out
Wrangling over the dossier’s release came as Sir Keir Starmer called on Conservative MPs to oust Boris Johnson over the fine the Prime Minister received for attending…
Public support for Russian sanctions dwindles as cost of living crisis takes its toll
The figures suggest the public’s concern for the war in Ukraine may now be outweighed by financial worries. A third of respondents said they would be happy…
Park could be renamed after Diane Abbott in Labour council slavery review
Other suggestions proposed by about 300 pupils aged five to 13 as part of the project to address “injustice, prejudice and racism” were “BAME Park”, “Multi-faith Park”…
Chris Bryant: MPs have not behaved this badly since the expenses scandal
The Commons standards committee is currently drawing up a new code of conduct for MPs following concerns that the previous rules were out of date. Among other…
Rwanda refugee plan is ungodly, says Justin Welby
The Telegraph understands that at least one other country has contacted the Government to explore a similar deal to the one with Rwanda, which involves Britain giving…
Investors hold back from putting more money into stocks
However, Sarah Coles, of Hargreaves Lansdown, warned against staying outside of the stock market for too long. “You may struggle to find the ideal moment to restart…
Chocolate eggs, lamb, even hot cross buns: how Easter is costing us more this year
Experts warned that rises would only worsen, Sarah Coles of brokers Hargreaves Lansdown, said: “These price rises aren’t over yet. “The conflict in Ukraine has pushed up…
‘My 26-year-old son had to move back home to get by – now I give him pocket money’
Catherine Crane, 53, from Cardiff, said her 26-year-old son and his wife have been living with her and her husband for 18 months. Mrs Crane said the…
Ask the expert: ‘How much can I haggle off the price of a new car?’
Alex Robbins is contributing editor at Telegraph Cars where, as well as responding to readers’ queries, he also contributes reviews of new and used cars, together with…
‘I wish I’d asked him, are you suicidal?’ Clare Milford Haven on finding hope after her son’s death
James Wentworth-Stanley’s descent into suicidal thoughts was so rapid it is breathtaking. There were just 11 days between the catalyst – the operation on 4 December –…
Mark Hix’s three-course shellfish feast for Bank Holiday weekend
A plate of roasted shellfish is a great thing to put on the table in front of guests, and has a real wow factor. Sure, they’ll need…
How I developed late-onset sex appeal at 60
I went to a 40th birthday dinner a few weeks ago. It was fun. I was in a room full of people I didn’t know, apart from…
Cats have a soft side? I wouldn’t be so sure
It turns out cats aren’t the sociopaths we thought they were. Having treated their owners with contempt since 7500BC, researchers have discovered that kitties do actually know…
The Russian Army can’t afford to lose more soldiers
Sometimes history is closer than it seems. Russian soldiers who have been wounded, captured or lost friends and colleagues in Ukraine have learned that very painful lesson…
Diversity is the new national religion. Woe betide any agnostics
All ages and cultures have their religions. Today Christians around the world celebrate the story of the risen Christ. But whether you are a believing Christian, a…
Johnson and Sunak are turning into Blair and Brown
It is no secret, but all is not well between the prime minister and his chancellor. This time last week Rishi Sunak appeared to be the one…
Ignore the hysteria: the Rwanda plan is a bold and necessary step forwards
I have long advocated the need to stop human smuggling across the English Channel. What began as a trickle three years ago is in danger of becoming…