Nigel Farage has announced a Reform 'Shadow Cabinet' for the first time, with Robert Jenrick appointed 'Shadow Chancellor' and his fellow ex-Tory minister Suella Braverman made Education and Equalities Spokeswoman.
A mother and child have been shot dead at a high school ice hockey match in Rhode Island by a man identifying as a woman who is reported to be the child's transgender father.
Sir Keir Starmer has abandoned plans to cancel local elections in May "in light of recent legal advice", reversing the decision to delay them in 30 local authorities until 2027.
A further 36 universities face legal action from more than 170,000 current and former students, who say they did not receive the full education they paid for during Covid.
The Trump administration is in talks to accept Hamit Coskun, who burnt a Koran in a protest outside the Turkish embassy, as a refugee from Britain if his 'blasphemy' conviction is reinstated by the High Court this week.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
Why is a Green Party councillor taking her own grandchildren to give Valentine's cards to the asylum seekers housed in the local Crowborough army camp, wonders Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.
Employers can lawfully ban transgender 'women' from using female toilets and changing rooms, the High Court has ruled, despite Bridget Phillipson's attempt to argue this would be "trans exclusive".
British Jews are under threat, according to the police chief who helped foil an Islamic State-inspired massacre that, if carried out, would have been “one of the worst atrocities” the world had seen.
The Green Party is set to vote on legalising heroin and all other drugs in an attempt to make society more "inclusive", with leader Zack Polanski suggesting prohibition is racist.
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