Who would pay £500,000 for a scrap of Lord Nelson’s flag?

The largest auction of Trafalgar memorabilia since its bicentenary shows our enduring fascination with Britain’s hero of the ...

‘It was a love story between me, my husband and a 65st grizzly bear called Hercules’

Maggie Robin recalls the Babycham-downing, human-wrestling wild animal that shared her Perthshire home for 25 years ...

I survived bombs, missiles and a brain aneurysm. But civilian life was my most frightening battle

After serving in the RAF and Afghanistan, JJ Adams discovered that adjusting to ordinary life would be the hardest challenge ...

The death of France’s centre-Right

Former president Nicolas Sarkozy is poised to usher in a new era of far-Right politics as he turns his back on a ‘republican ...

The signs that Europe really is doomed – and taking Britain down with it

“I don’t blame Britain for saying to the EU, ‘Listen, you guys are just like sitting on your hands over there, you’re not ...
The Daily Telegraph

The backlash against Australia’s social media blackout

Despite good intentions, many argue the age-16 ban will only drive teens to unregulated spaces and fail to tackle true ...
The Daily Telegraph

We can’t take your call right now: Police ‘missing’ on most-shoplifted street

Excluding the City of London, nowhere in England has a higher shoplifting crime rate than Nottinghamshire, where 15,200 offences – equivalent to 41 a day – made up 15.2 per cent of all crimes recorded ...