Ollie Corfe

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's name has plummeted to its lowest level of popularity ever following his fall from grace.

When Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor, announced a “mansion tax” on £2m homes in her November Budget, many predicted that, sooner or later, the goalposts would be moved.

The question is an unexpected one, as revealed by the looks of surprise on voters' faces when it is posed.

The number of small boat migrants crossing the Channel has fallen to its lowest since 2021 despite ideal weather conditions, an analysis of official data by The Telegraph shows.

Private girls' schools are heading for extinction in little more than 50 years, analysis by The Telegraph has found.

As debt-laden university graduates struggle to secure even a stint of work experience, apprenticeships are becoming an increasingly appealing option for Britain’s young people.

The gulf between taxes paid by high earners and those on modest incomes has rarely been greater.

Women lived six years longer than men in the 1980s, but that gap has begun to close as the number of centenarians in England and Wales reaches 15,000 for the first time.

Ani Sinclair, 28, was thrilled when she secured her first job in the NHS. She knew working as a junior doctor would be tough.

In March 2020, as Covid spread across the world, Boris Johnson's government suspended rail franchise agreements to avoid train companies collapsing.