Day 1,310.

Today, as drones once again cause alarm in Denmark, and Ukrainian strikes inside Russia add to Vladimir Putin’s fuel woes, we report on President Zelensky’s speech at the United Nations in New York, and hear from Dr Jade McGlynn in our latest…

Europe, the continent that gave the world democracy, Pax Romana, the Renaissance, the Great Explorers, the libertarian ideals of the Scottish enlightenment, the Industrial Revolution and the emancipation of slavery, is now the world’s laughing stock.

Sir…

As mysterious drones whirred over Danish and Norwegian airports, the need for Europe to confront a new and alarming form of Russian air aggression became more urgent than ever.

The attacks did indeed have the hallmarks of Moscow’s increasingly varied hybrid…

One of the darling's of the global populist movement, former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, has recently been sentenced to over 27 years in prison in his native country. So what does that tell us about the possible fortunes for other political leaders…

Sir Keir Starmer will make a short speech aimed at countering Reform UK at a conference in central London on Friday morning.

The Prime Minister is to address the Global Progress Action Summit before appearing on a panel with his Australian, Canadian and…

The Israeli prime minister is expected to deliver a defiant message to the UN after international recognition of Palestinian statehood.

However, Mr Netanyahu is facing pressure from Donald Trump, who said on Thursday that the annexation of the West Bank…

Attendees of the UN General Assembly staged a mass walkout as the Israeli prime minister entered the hall and took to the stage.Delegates from around the wor...

Reform UK is on course to inflict Labour’s worst defeat since 1931 at the next general election.Labour is projected to slump from 399 to just 144 seats in it...

Day 1,311.

Today, as Ukraine’s bombardments against Russian energy facilities finally spark gas shortages in Moscow, we assess the gaping hole in Europe’s drone defences amid yet more violations, before leaving you with one more documentary from David Knowles…

The first female general secretary of the Unite union is clear about her priorities: “jobs, pay, and conditions”. She is also convinced that Labour is failing to improve all three.

Unite is one of the party’s biggest financial and political backers, but…

How the two clubs in South Yorkshire need God’s help right now. They are rock bottom at the foot of the Championship table. After coming so close to returnin...

Charles Moore remembers that it was in 1975 – when on a gap year in Paris – that he was asked what he thought of Margaret Thatcher.

Twenty-two years later, Moore sat down with Margaret Thatcher in the private office in Belgravia which she had used since…

Charles Moore remembers that it was in 1975 – when on a gap year in Paris – that he was asked what he thought of Margaret Thatcher.

Twenty-two years later, Moore sat down with Margaret Thatcher in the private office in Belgravia which she had used since…

Charles Moore remembers that it was in 1975 – when on a gap year in Paris – that he was asked what he thought of Margaret Thatcher.Twenty-two years later, Mo...

Watch live from Liverpool as the first day of the Labour Party’s annual conference begins.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has said that he believes Labour can "pull this round" after a poll suggested that Nigel Farage could be on course for a landslide win…

Former Conservative MP Penny Mordaunt has announced the release of a new book with an AI-generated video riddled with mistakes.#pennymordaunt #ai #video #boo...

The Telegraph’s Natasha Leake speaks to three farmers outside the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, who are protesting Labour’s inheritance tax raid.Get ...

The Telegraph's Poppy Coburn asked people at Labour Party conference how they would rate Keir Starmer's government.Read more here: https://www.telegraph.co.u...

Rachel Reeves needs to fill a £30bn black hole in the public finances at her Budget in November, when she is expected to announce tax rises and spending cuts...

We are gearing up for a busy afternoon of speeches in the main conference hall here in Liverpool.

Bridget Phillipson, the Education Secretary, will be the first Cabinet minister to speak.

She will be followed by Pat McFadden, the Work and Pensions Secretary…