Jack Rear

Far from terrifying, the reality of autonomous cars in Britain’s capital leans more toward the mundane

Craig y Don had no kitchen, and there were dead birds in the chimneys. Now it is a sublime and jaw-droppingly fashionable retreat

Twenty minutes’ drive from Peterborough, the village of Elton is a vision of bucolic England: thatched roofs, sandstone brick and hanging baskets abound. At its heart is Elton Village Store, named this year’s Village Shop of the Year at the Countryside Alliance Awards, which is sponsored by The Telegraph.

Seafood chef Jack Stein suggests delicious ways to make the most of these underappreciated species

Whether with a roast dinner, in a cottage pie or as a crudité, carrots are a bona fide British staple with the average person consuming around 100 carrots each year. But carrots aren’t just a cheap, versatile ingredient – the humble vegetable is a secret superfood, with its health benefits ranging from improved skin, gut and eye heath to a reduced risk of cancer and better sleep.

Your grandparents weren’t wrong about this for your eye health, but how else can they boost your wellbeing?

The Seafood Restaurant co-founder on her news habits, being a grandparent and where she gets her recipes

Linus Karp experienced first-hand how institutions – from the Met to the courts – are failing the public after an assault in broad daylight

It's a hard thing to countenance, someone wanting to kill you. Kill you with an umbrella perhaps even more so.

In a new documentary, Jess Davies – herself a victim of voyeurism – goes undercover to expose the hidden world of ‘spycamming’