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The Telegraph is a national British daily broadsheet newspaper published in London by Telegraph Media Group and distributed across the United Kingdom and internationally.

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Clearing The Air

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Matilda Battersby

Hello, I am an experienced editor, journalist and copywriter. I've spent more than 15 years writing and editing for national newspapers, magazines, websites and businesses. Contact me for commissions, freelance …

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Maria Sarabi

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Adriaane Pielou

London-based journalist, editor and content provider. I've written about a variety of intriguing subjects, from female Nazi guards to the potential of seaweed, but focus mostly on travel, spas, health …

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Latest Articles

Mob emboldened by Trump lays siege to West Bank village

Hamdan Ballal, the Oscar-winning director, remembers one moment of clarity during the 20-minute-long beating.“I looked at the floor, saw all the blood, and thought: “My God, is there any left in me? That’s it, I’m going to die”.”Three weeks before, the 35-year-old had been lauded on the Hollywood red carpet …
By Steve's Palestine Views
• The Telegraph

The weird experiences taking over English vineyards, from ice baths to a hobbit house

When it comes to a mini-break from the general gloom and doom of the news, many of us are turning to the booming UK vineyard scene for some much-needed fun and fizz.According to the first wine tourism report from the industry association Wines of Great Britain, 1.5 million people visited …
By Laurel Ives
• The Telegraph

The British octogenarians swapping ‘dreary’ care homes for Thai luxury

Arriving at the Chiang Mai Care Resort in northern Thailand, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’re at a standard-issue, luxury Thai resort. A series of low-roof bungalows separated by palm trees and lush tropical plants are dotted around a peaceful lake. At one end are two swimming pools offering a …
By Laurel Ives
• The Telegraph

I’m a prison officer and was stalked by an inmate. But the way I was treated by male colleagues was far worse

During my time as a female prison officer, I was stalked by an inmate who was imprisoned for harassing his “first love” – the only girl who had ever shown him attention in the school playground. Every day, he would follow me relentlessly, professing his love at any opportunity he …
By Lorna Perry
• The Telegraph

I’m a prison officer and was stalked by an inmate. But the way I was treated by male colleagues was far worse

During my time as a female prison officer, I was stalked by an inmate who was imprisoned for harassing his “first love” – the only girl who had ever shown him attention in the school playground. Every day, he would follow me relentlessly, professing his love at any opportunity he …
By Lorna Perry
• The Telegraph

‘His love letter was riddled with spelling mistakes’: Your biggest ‘icks’

My friends and I have been compiling “ick” lists for years. High up on mine: ordering vanilla ice cream or tomato pasta, having a green driver’s licence, black bedsheets and – perhaps the ultimate deal-breaker – holding your nose when you jump in the pool.For Telegraph readers, their lists include …
By Lorna Perry
• The Telegraph

Mood swings, anger and ADHD – separating fact from fiction

For people with ADHD, emotional dysregulation is often expressed as irritability, rude, snappy behaviour, or overreaction to certain triggers. These triggers might be noise, light or touch, as well as being over-sensitive to criticism and rejection, changes to their routine, and feeling overwhelmed by their difficulties with organisation and time …
By Laurel Ives
• The Telegraph

Democrats built America’s over-mighty presidency. Now Trump is bending it to his will

The best way to understand president Trump’s ambitious goals is to understand how they alter the massive changes made to America’s government over the past century – and how they also leave many of those profound changes untouched.Trump’s policy goals are obvious. He campaigned and won on promises to reduce …
By Charles Lipson
• The Telegraph

White Lotus star Jason Isaacs: A woman asked me to sign her breasts at Harry Potter World

Jason Isaacs, born in 1963 and raised in Liverpool, is a television, film and stage actor who has become a cult icon thanks to roles as Lucius Malfoy in the Harry Potter franchise and Captain Gabriel Lorca in Star Trek: Discovery, as well as memorable film roles in The Death …
By Tilly Pearce
• The Telegraph

The secrets of the world’s ‘best’ airline – and how BA measures up

The consumer website AirlineRatings.com recently released its 2025 ranking of the World’s Best Airlines and, to the surprise of some, Korean Air was crowned king. This comes after several years of dominance by Qatar Airlines, a brand widely recognised for its top-notch business- and first-class cabins. Korean Air – while …
By Chris Tharp
• The Telegraph

Democrats loved ‘unelected power’ until Trump turned their own weapons against them

Trump and his team can only act so aggressively, across so much of American government and American life, because they have grasped the tools created by Democrats and progressive advocates over the past century. Of course, Trump is using those tools in ways their architects never anticipated, branding them with …
By Charles Lipson
• The Telegraph

How has Kemi Badenoch fared in her first 100 days as Tory leader?

Monday, Feb 10 marked 100 days since Kemi Badenoch became the leader of the Conservative Party.When she took office on Nov 2, the former business secretary pledged to hold the Labour Government to account and ensure that, by the next general election, the Conservatives would have a compelling set of …
By Lorna Perry
• The Telegraph

Why medicating people with ADHD isn’t always the answer

For Becky Stevenson, taking ADHD medication has been life-changing. “Before medication, it was like I had 30 TVs going on in my head at the same time. After the medication, it just stopped. Suddenly, I could think clearly and cope with all the challenges of being a mum and running …
By Laurel Ives
• The Telegraph

Gen Z-er fed up with local potholes finds novel way to fill them

A landscaper and decorator fed up with the state of the roads in his home town decided to take matters into his own hands – by filling potholes with flowers.Since launching his Pretty Potholes campaign in West Sussex last June, Harry Smith-Haggett, 22, has documented his efforts on TikTok, with …
By Arielle Goldstein
• The Telegraph

Ukraine fires British Storm Shadow missiles into Russia for first time

3:04PM Analysis: Use of Storm Shadow puts Britain in Putin’s sights When British-made Storm Shadow missiles slammed into Russia just after lunch today, a Rubicon was crossed.This was the moment the Kremlin had been warning against for months.The message, from Vladimir Putin, has been simple, consistent, direct. He warned that …
By Anna Conkling
• The Telegraph

I went to a rehab clinic with crystal meth addicts to get over my phone addiction

After arriving at the quaint train station of rural Cuddington, Cheshire, I dragged my suitcase up the snow-dusted hill towards a charming-looking building, feeling every bit like Cameron Diaz in the film The Holiday. Like her, I was in need of a fresh start, craving a bit of escapism while …
By Lorna Perry
• The Telegraph

Joe Biden’s reputation is already in tatters. History’s judgment will be even harsher

As memories of American presidents fade, only a few salient thoughts linger about each one. Voters are too busy complaining about the next president to remember much more.Richard Nixon is remembered for Watergate, and Gerald Ford for pardoning him. Lyndon Johnson is remembered for the Civil Rights laws of the …
By Charles Lipson
• The Telegraph