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How to read the AI boom – or bust
2+ hour ago (901+ words) The bull-bear divide is widening as the shadow of the dotcom bubble looms larger Russ Mould is the Telegraph’s Questor columnist, giving an insight into the inner thoughts and workings of the City. He began his career more than three…...
Benefit claimants face softer sanctions regime under Labour
2+ hour ago (640+ words) Sanctions will instead people who repeatedly fail to attend appointments, senior civil servant reveals Benefit claimants could be spared sanctions for first breaches of welfare rules under a softer sanctions regime being tested by Labour. Under the current system, jobseekers…...
The relief of knowing that doctors will not be assisting patients to die
7+ hour, 58+ min ago (1194+ words) Plus: Mega-rich political donors; Trump on Ireland; pension inequity; jobs for middle-aged workers; tourist tax; and how to show your love SIR – As a retired GP, I have followed the progress of the assisted dying bill with a professional interest....
Hundreds of hotels, pubs and restaurants urge Burnham to slash VAT
2+ hour ago (911+ words) Prime Minister challenged to honour pledge to cut levy to 10pc and save thousands of jobs Britain’s struggling hospitality sector has called on Andy Burnham to honour his pledge to slash VAT. More than 800 pub, restaurant and hotel leaders have signed…...
The state blunder giving Trump his voter fraud ‘smoking gun’
2+ hour ago (1621+ words) Thousands of non-American citizens were registered to vote in New Jersey. US president’s supporters say incident is the tip of the iceberg Iona is based in New York City. Since joining The Telegraph in 2024, she has covered major international stories,…...
How to spend a perfect weekend in Bath
16+ hour ago (906+ words) An insider travel guide to England’s charming Georgian gem Fred Mawer has written about travel for The Daily Telegraph for many years, covering consumer issues, destinations and as hotel expert. He is Telegraph Travel’s expert for Bath, where he has…...
David Lloyd waters down net zero targets
16+ hour ago (418+ words) Gym chain has spent millions on solar panels and heat pumps in effort to cut emissions Tom is a senior business reporter at The Telegraph, covering leisure and hospitality. He joined the Telegraph as a reporter on the Money desk…...
The best bars and pubs in Bath
16+ hour ago (392+ words) From old-fashioned boozers to creative cocktail spots, these are all worth stopping by for a drink Fred Mawer has written about travel for The Daily Telegraph for many years, covering consumer issues, destinations and as hotel expert. He is Telegraph…...
Le Pen clips Bardella’s wings to reassert power
1+ day ago (1709+ words) The message to the heir apparent is crystal clear: there can only be one boss Henry's 2023 Sarkozy-Gaddafi trial coverage was cited in the European Parliament’s anti-corruption resolution, and the French culture ministry referenced his Louvre funding analysis during its 2025 budget…...
Wind farms accused of pushing up bills by exploiting loophole
17+ hour ago (631+ words) Developers are ‘making out like bandits’ at expense of millions of households, energy boss warns Matt Oliver is The Telegraph's Industry Editor, covering manufacturing, energy policy, car making and the defence industry. He was previously a special correspondent and has…...