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SNP IN CRISIS

SNP IN CRISIS

Live Humza Yousaf to resign at midday

Scottish Tories: ‘We have forced Yousaf out of office’
John Swinney ‘being lobbied to take over until 2026’

What happens after Humza Yousaf stands down?

Humza Yousaf was even worse than Nicola Sturgeon

Tom Harris

Who could replace Humza Yousaf as First Minister of Scotland?

Humza and Rishi are losing for the same reason

Tim Stanley

Welfare

Welfare

Welcome to the disability benefits capital of Britain

Knowsley embodies the UK’s toxic triangle of worklessness, poverty and poor health

Disability benefits could be vouchers, not cash, in Sunak crackdown

Sunak’s worklessness crackdown will not reduce benefits bill, forecasts show

Ukraine at war

Ukraine at war

Live Two Russian trains destroyed in blow to Putin’s war effort

Ukrainian servicemen rest at a side of a road leading towards Ocheretyne area in the Donetsk region

Live Western banks pay €800m in tax to Putin’s regime

Latest News

Latest News

Billy Vunipola tasered and arrested after assaulting police officer in Spanish bar

Watch: Two men try to force Jewish man into car boot

The headteacher undoing the damage of lockdown – by introducing a 12-hour school day

UK attacks EU double standards on migrants

MONEY

MONEY

How London dumps its council housing tenants on the unsuspecting Home Counties

Anchorage House

How I spend it ‘I’m 24, earn £30k and live like an animal – this is how I spend my money’

Rate My Renovation ‘I spent £16k making my garden look like a room without a ceiling – did it work?’

The end of the French gîte dream

UK NEWS

UK NEWS

British man savaged in shark attack ‘aware and communicating’

Peter Smith, 64, pictured with his wife Jo,was attacked by a shark 10 metres from shore near a hotel

Britain ‘not in business’ of taking more migrants, warns Mel Stride

AstraZeneca admits for first time in court documents its Covid vaccine can cause rare side effect

Pandemic treaty allows WHO to seize a fifth of British vaccines

Three Ulez cameras at same junction targeted overnight

BBC warned Huw Edwards to stop messaging woman three years ago

Cambridge spy Anthony Blunt may have helped the Nazis

SPORT

SPORT

Watch: Rory McIlroy belts out 1980s rock classic on karaoke after victory with Shane Lowry

Rory McIlroy sings on stage alongside Shane Lowry

There is nothing wrong with Karl Dickson refereeing a team he played for

Brian Moore

Amateur rugby player who worked at Sainsbury’s drafted into NFL

Lifestyle

Lifestyle

Interview The councillor who took on Clarkson’s Farm: ‘You couldn’t get ambulances down the road’

'My life turned upside-down': Dean Temple pictured outside Diddly Squat farmshop

Style rules from the new Vogue editor

Dear Richard Madeley: A friend was arrested for a disturbing crime – which was later dropped. Can we trust him?

Cornwall vs Devon – which is better for a holiday?

NEWS BRIEFING

NEWS BRIEFING

Plumbers rescue fox cub trapped in drainpipe

Rescued fox cub

Machete-wielding robbers trapped inside shop

Health

Health

Forgetting where your keys or wallet are does not mean you are losing your memory, scientists say

Napper or love a lie-in? Your guide to sleeping better, according to your sleep type

The three types of hay fever in Britain – and how to manage the one you’ve got

Culture

Culture

Doctor Who to star in The Importance of Being Earnest at National Theatre

Ncuti Gatwa will star in the National Theatre's The Importance of Being Earnest

Can a Les Mis veteran turn Studio Ghibli’s Spirited Away into a West End hit?

Do mention the war, says German ambassador as he lauds Fawlty Towers

More stories

More stories

Tory MP Tim Loughton detained and deported by African country with close links to China

Ancient bluebell woodland buried under fly-tipping will require £10m clean-up

Father of Wycombe Abbey pupil who killed herself prays for grace, as inquest begins

BUSINESS

BUSINESS

Insight The ‘twisted doughnut’ reactor that could bring nuclear fusion a step closer

Ad land faces job crunch as companies scale back spending

Stonewall faces a corporate reckoning following the Cass report

Lucy Burton

Nick Timothy

Britain doesn’t make enough. We need to reindustrialise to compete

Matthew Lynn

Labour’s tax-raising agenda can no longer be hidden

Stephen Pollard

The BBC has joined the war on our culture

matt cartoon

Roger Bootle

Britain’s defence spending has been seized by Treasury beancounters

Zoe Strimpel

I’d much rather teenagers drink alcohol than protest climate change

Richard Kemp

Donald Trump has saved Nato – and the West

Robert Jenrick

It’s a dangerous myth that mass migration is good for the economy

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cartoons

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Dan Poulter’s defection proves the Tories have abandoned Conservatism

Plus: Labour and defence; Ofsted unfairness; rail closures; first drinks; Handel v Bach; paying to visit Venice; and a lack of lavatories

More Opinion

Daniel Hannan

Humza Yousaf has exposed the lie at the heart of Scottish nationalism

Janet Daley

My generation of student radicals fought for liberty. Today’s are a delusional cult

Simon Heffer

Forget the Olympic chaos – this revolting eyesore sums up what’s wrong with modern Paris

Sophia Money-Coutts

Needing the loo is such a hassle in this country

Telegraph View

Telegraph View

Ireland’s asylum quandary

Tories must be honest about Britain’s issues

Obituaries

obituary

Keith Mossman, RAF Cold Warrior whose signal stations helped intercept Soviet bombers

Christopher Joll, military historian, event organiser and expert on uniforms and insignia

Professor Alasdair Geddes, infectious disease expert who diagnosed the last case of smallpox

News

Jeremy Clarkson stops growing food in some fields as he makes more from eco handouts

The celebrity farm owner warned that people are being incentivised not to produce food, so more has to be imported from abroad
Tory critics urge Sunak to promote Right-wingers to ‘election war Cabinet’
Village that inspired Archers ‘shattered’ by ‘loutish’ local footballers
More human remains found after nature reserve discovery
‘Chestfeeding’ to be banned in NHS crackdown
EU chief’s party backs Rwanda-style asylum deportation deals
Almost half of patients ‘rarely or never see the same GP’
‘Suspend all Post Office executives involved in Horizon scandal’
Gillian Keegan to axe 50pc rule on faith school admissions

Business

Alex Cartoon

Sport

Karl Dickson’s Danny Care decision defended by RFU

Referee controversially opted not to send off the scrum-half for a second yellow offence against Northampton Saints
Manchester City beat profligate Nottingham Forest to keep pressure on Arsenal
Arsenal dispel chokers tag to hang on against Tottenham in derby thriller

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