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Tory rebels on warpath after MP defects to Labour

Britain to deploy homegrown hypersonic missile by 2030

Migration must be capped at ‘tens of thousands’ to restore trust, says Jenrick

Prince Harry ‘snubs the King’ by not wearing Coronation medal

Prince Harry

‘Chestfeeding’ to be banned in NHS crackdown

Rwanda asks UK to extradite genocide suspects amid successful migrant deal

Londoners hit with 71pc increase in charges under ‘Sadiq’s stealth tax’

Israel at war

Israel at war

Dispatch: Jewish students confront extreme anti-Semitism at Columbia protest camp

Minister followed by pro-Palestinian activist used security device to alert police

Holocaust Memorial hidden as precaution while pro-Palestine protesters march

Jacob Rees-Mogg chased off campus by crowd of hard-Left demonstrators

Galloway ally shared video of ex-KKK leader voicing anti-Semitic conspiracy theories

Sport

Sport

Aston Villa escape with point after stirring second-half fightback from Chelsea

Conor Gallagher of Chelsea celebrates scoring his team's second goal with teammate Moises Caicedo during the Premier League match between Aston Villa and Chelsea FC at Villa Park on April 27, 2024 in Birmingham, England

Mohamed Salah in extraordinary touchline row with Jurgen Klopp: ‘If I speak there will be fire’

England battle past France to secure sixth straight Women’s Six Nations

Emma Hayes calls semi-final red card ‘worst decision in Women’s Champions League history’

Mauricio Pochettino slams VAR as ‘damaging English football’ after Chelsea winner ruled out

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Business

Rolls-Royce scales back plans to build nuclear factories in UK

‘Suspend all Post Office executives involved in Horizon scandal’

NHS to use Google drones to carry blood samples between London hospitals

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Lifestyle

Fish and chips is ‘overrated’, claims Michelin-starred restaurant chef

A person poses with fish and chips at Poppies fish and chip restaurant in east London

Why birdwatchers are happier than the rest of us

‘A month old and we still call her Poppet!’: What happens when parents can’t pick a name

Marriage Diaries My eco-warrior husband wants me to refuse gas and air during labour

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Features

Jilly Cooper: ‘I was nearly raped by another author in the back of a taxi’

Jilly Cooper at home in Gloucestershire

Sex, sausages and swimming trunks: inside Kafka’s uncensored diaries

How Bangalore became the Silicon Valley of India

Go-go goddess Toni Basil at 80: ‘Most dancers are stoned out of their minds on serotonin’

Media

Media

I was determined to finish ITV News at Ten, says Rageh Omaar after falling ill live on air

One in three BBC journalism scheme trainees are white Britons

BBC removes Laura Kuenssberg episode after complaint over Chris Packham comments

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Animals

Vet warns that people are shooting their pets because they cannot afford vet bills

David Thomson claims some corporately-owned veterinary chains put profit before care

Trump’s running mate contender defends decision to shoot dead her pet dog

How wild boars are threatening Italy’s prosciutto ham industry

Hundreds of dogs and horses put down by Armed Forces’ vets after serving in war zones

Money

Money

Why it’s not worth working hard in Tory Britain

‘I spent £25,000 on solar power for my home – but I’ll make the money back within 10 years’

The ridiculous tax that has doomed a generation to financial ruin

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World

World

Lord Cameron woos Central Asian leaders on historic tour on Russia’s doorstep

Lord Cameron visited the National Carpet Museum in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, during his trip to Central Asia

Harvey Weinstein taken to hospital after move to New York jail

Putin ‘likely didn’t order Navalny killing’

Iranian women sexually assaulted and beaten in new morality police crackdown

How the party of Mandela failed South Africa

Big Interview

Big Interview

Michael O’Leary interview: ‘I’m not putting up with any mewling nonsense about my €100m pay’

POLITICS

POLITICS

Nigel Farage predicts major tragedy after migrants stranded

Labour council ‘bankrupting’ us with ‘needless’ huge repair bill, claim homeowners

Ministers accused of ‘hollowing out’ Britain’s forces as figures show marine and para troop cuts

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John Cleese writes for The Telegraph Basil Fawlty would be bewildered by the country England has become – and so am I

As Fawlty Towers returns, its creator considers what has changed – from trans athletes to trigger warnings – and how BBC comedy lost its way

'I yearn for a return to what seemed to be a happier, friendlier, calmer, more ironic culture': John Cleese, photographed in London last week

‘You’re not going to spend £1m to overlook a nudist beach’: inside Portsmouth’s property dilemma

Intimate David Hockney sketch he gave to his dentist goes up for sale

TV doctor struck off after giving Botox ‘in return for sex’

Robert Jenrick

It’s a dangerous myth that mass migration is good for the economy

Suella Braverman

Sadiq Khan has turned London into a shadow of its former self

Daniel Hannan

Humza Yousaf has exposed the lie at the heart of Scottish nationalism

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Janet Daley

My generation of student radicals fought for liberty. Today’s are a delusional cult

Simon Heffer

Forget the Olympic chaos – this revolting eyesore sums up what’s wrong with modern Paris

Jeremy Warner

I fear it’s already too late for Britain

Sophia Money-Coutts

Needing the loo is such a hassle in this country

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Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

The Scottish people have been badly let down by their inept, dysfunctional leaders

Plus: Why British Rail failed; better dentistry; pop at the Proms; an alternative to trigger warnings; and champagne from a football great

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Zoe Strimpel

The Israel Defence Forces are the most moral soldiers in the world

Gary Payne

We can’t joke about fat people – so why is it OK to mock small men?

Hamish de Bretton-Gordon

Russia has found the critical vulnerability in Nato’s American tanks

Christopher Hope

Why didn’t the Guildhall fly the flag of St George?

Telegraph View

Telegraph View

The tide is finally turning against the gender extremists

Proposals to update the NHS constitution are sensible and proportionate

Obituaries

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Julia Rausing, art expert, philanthropist and second wife of Tetra Pak heir Hans Rausing

Mary Law, actress who among many roles enjoyed two spells as the lead in The Mousetrap

Leighton James, winger who shone for Wales and Burnley and was ‘a nightmare for defenders’

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