For many years, Australians have marvelled with pride at the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge, a symbol of all that is…

A direct hit for Hamas, a triumph for the Ayatollah

Freedom under attack

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Abandoning net zero is simply common sense

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Climate governance vs democratic sovereignty

Why not a one-state solution?

Recognising Palestine will be a disaster for the West

The certainty of being right – or left

I’ve said it before... the answer lies in the net zero ‘science’

What a marvellous summer this has been for Test cricket, which is sadly at risk of becoming an endangered species.…

As the Telegraph moves slowly towards Arab ownership – 15 per cent to start, and who knows what in the…

I’m one of the Silent People who sit on the sidelines of the great political events and debates of the…

Mohammed Hijab sat at the back of the courtroom and ate doughnuts while his lawyer, Mark Henderson, delivered his closing…

On the campaign trail in the Midlands ahead of May’s local elections, a journalist asked Nigel Farage: ‘Do you have…

It’s unnerving to think how close Britain came to financial disaster last Friday, ahead of a Supreme Court ruling on…

It’s humiliating to admit that at 37, I can’t swim. I’ve spent most of my life embarrassed about not having…

The other day, leafing through T.H. White’s The Once and Future King, which enchanted me as a child, I was…

Rome Last weekend, Rome hosted nearly a million young pilgrims to celebrate the Papal Jubilee of Youth. Part Woodstock festival,…

Vatican City In an auditorium just outside St Peter’s Basilica, the Vatican’s Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, sat solemnly…

Trumped up charges Sir: I am a huge admirer of Max Hastings, whose contribution to our knowledge and understanding of…

Home A treaty with France came into operation by which perhaps 50 small-boat migrants a week could be sent back…

How screwed is Britain? I’ve checked with the Impartiality Police. They said stick to the facts. Like many ailing, ageing…

In August 1945, Group Captain Leonard Cheshire was stationed on the Pacific island of Tinian as an official British observer…

Injury time England bowler Chris Woakes won a standing ovation for coming out to bat against India at the Oval…

Donald Trump has brought back the Presidential Fitness Test for American children, once used in state schools to gauge young…

I must modestly doubt that the Supreme Court justices took account of my 12 July column in their ruling on…

Danny Kruger’s brave defence of Christianity in the history of this country, which he recently delivered to an empty House…

You can gauge the fragility of an ideology by the blind fury with which it reacts to questioning. So it…

One of the occupational hazards of being a journalist is being hounded by litigants. Indeed, one of the reasons why…

During the immigration deluge in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, it seems one Afghan and one Indian national…

In June, Tulsi Gabbard found herself in a difficult position. As a dovish Iraq war veteran who happens to be…

Aviva Guttmann reveals how the intelligence-sharing network the Club de Berne aided Israel in avenging the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre

The greatest designers have a unique way of seeing things – a vision that is essentially intuitive, says Google’s User Experience guru Maggie Gram

‘Colonel’ Tom Parker may have struck a hard bargain to fund his compulsive gambling habit, but his devotion to Presley was total, says Peter Guralnick

Poverty is increasing and freedom contracting, says Samuel Miller McDonald – and exploitative white Americans, from Abraham Lincoln onwards, are largely to blame

No wonder clever ten-year old Vera is suffering intense anxiety in Manhattan, what with problems at school, her birth mother vanishing and the wider American world in turmoil

Joanna Pocock made the journey in 2006, then again 17 years later – and was shocked by the environmental changes she witnessed

A prodigy from the start, the tireless historian left his fellow academics panting behind him in a long and distinguished career

Ed Koch’s mayoralty is beset by violent crime, corruption, racism, Aids and a crack epidemic, with Rudy Giuliani and Donald Trump further tormenting him where possible

‘I’m getting to be a wambling old codger’…‘I haven’t got enough phlegm to undress’, writes the poet, exhausted by readings and broadcasts, in letters spanning 1942-44

It’s splendid to be sitting at the very front of the Playhouse watching a new musical from the Melbourne Theatre…

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If you came to this show accidentally, or as a layperson, it could confirm any prejudices you might have about…

Make It Happen is a portrait of a bullying control freak, Fred Goodwin, who turned RBS into the largest bank…

A campaign is under way to rename the West End’s Duchess Theatre after the playwright Terence Rattigan. Supported as it…

The Edinburgh International Festival opened with John Tavener’s The Veil of the Temple, and I wish it hadn’t. Not that…

The Kingdom is a mafia drama like no other. It’s directed by Julien Colonna whose father was a Corsican mob…

If you enjoyed Apocalypto – that long but exciting Mel Gibson movie about natives being chased through the jungle with…

Much of the advice you received as a child is now redundant. For example, don’t even think about telling an…

From time to time there are journalists who like to aggrandise their humble trade by claiming they are ‘speaking truth…

There are at least two Long Islands. One of them, eternally famous for The Great Gatsby, is a fascinating blend…

‘Spook or spoof?’ asked my husband, throwing a copy of the paper over to me, and only missing by a…

I’m just back from Vancouver, where I was speaking at a fundraiser for the Free Speech Union of Canada. At…

‘The Somebody Else’s Problem field can be run for years on a single torch battery. This is because it relies…

In front of me, a sea of lads in bucket hats and Adidas, with pints. Behind me, a sea of…

Q. My friend has had an irritating experience in our local cinema. She speaks fluent French and teaches it in…

The American girl was listing her reasons for moving to Ireland in protest at Donald Trump. ‘I cannot stay in…

I admit to feeling a little intimidated by charcuterie. I have a clutch of books on my shelf all laying…

Kenya The poster for the Edinburgh University Shakespeare Company’s production of Much Ado About Nothing had a hippie design, with…

For Comp. 3411 you were invited to submit a passage or poem on the subject of dynamic pricing. Thanks to…