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snp in crisis

Kate Forbes ‘seriously’ mulls run to replace Humza Yousaf as SNP leader

The SNP isn’t sensible enough to pick Kate Forbes as leader

Alan Cochrane

How an astonishing political miscalculation brought down Humza Yousaf

SNP leadership favourite backed transgender self-ID at 16

business & money

business & money

Labour is plotting the greatest assault on property rights in living memory

Annabel Denham

Butlin’s in £60m row over ‘ordinary English’ definition of storm

The Body Shop buyer paid just £3.5m for collapsed chain

royals

royals

Duchess of Edinburgh becomes first royal to visit Ukraine since Russia’s invasion

Prince and Princess of Wales release unseen wedding photograph on their 13th anniversary

Hopes rise for King and Prince Harry reunion next week

POLITICS

POLITICS

Taxes will rise unless we tackle benefits bill, says PM

Tory members shouldn’t pick leaders while party is in government, says Graham Brady

Religious MPs told to stop imposing morality on assisted dying

Culture

Culture

I thought Bob Dylan had fallen in love with me – then he asked me for $5,000

When a lifelong Dylan fan contacted her idol, they hit it off – until he asked for money. From there, things got even stranger...

Mystery man: Bob Dylan

Zendaya: Waitrose shopper, arbiter of cool

When the SNP became Nazi collaborators – CJ Sansom’s boldest novel

Seinfeld blames ‘extreme Left’ for killing television comedy

NEWS BRIEFING

NEWS BRIEFING

Britain ‘not interested’ in taking back migrants from Ireland, Sunak warns

Tents stretching around the city's International Protection Office are reportedly being used by some 1,700 homeless asylum seekers in Dublin — Tents housing asylum seekers outside Dublin’s international protection office

Pc who punched shopkeeper in mistaken identity does not regret actions, court hears

Welshman who wouldn’t pay parking ticket issued in English is going back to court

Men on hair-loss drug warned of sexual and psychiatric side effects

Nuclear submarine programme at risk

UK NEWS

UK NEWS

Amateur angler lands biggest ever fish caught on rod in UK

Darren Reitz, 34, landed the huge catfish at Chigborough Lakes nature reserve in Maldon, Essex

Household Cavalry horse seriously injured in London rampage will make full recovery

Lawyer Baroness Shackleton failed to grab oligarch’s £200m yacht, ex-wife claims

National Trust accused of bringing down curtain on island’s outdoor theatre

Headlines

Headlines

Chelsea Flower Show ‘risks dumbing down with make-good-and-mend attitude’

Mark Gregory

German police arrest Russian man over fatal stabbing of two Ukrainian soldiers

Forget the paleo diet fad – study shows cavemen dined on plants

Former Winchester mayor ‘smothered mother with pillow’

WORLD

WORLD

Behind enemy lines, Ukraine is busy setting Russia ablaze

Robert Clark

Columbia student protestors defy deadline to leave campus

Couple who ran Greek hotel alleged to be Russian spies behind deadly Czech explosions

features

features

A glimpse inside Dubai’s futuristic new airport, set to be the biggest on Earth

Al Maktoum International Airport will have a capacity of 260 million annual passengers according to ambitious new plans

Al Maktoum International Airport

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

The D-Day miracle that you’ve never heard of

How Paris is fleecing tourists this summer

Narrow Escapes, review: this gentle float around Britain’s waterways makes gongoozlers of us all

Health

Health

My PMS was so bad I wanted to die

Eric Clapton’s daughter Ruth diagnosed herself with PMDD – a form of premenstrual syndrome. She opens up about her hormonal rollercoaster

Ruth Clapton

How a month without meat slashed my cholesterol

11 ways to stop hay fever – immediately

Why Ozempic and other weight-loss drugs are more dangerous than you think

more MONEY

more MONEY

‘My 28-year-old son can’t work – will he miss out on the state pension?’

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

The apprenticeships with the fastest-rising earnings

sport

sport

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

Rugby’s ‘let’s all have a beer’ ethos can be destructive – but it is no surprise

Daniel Schofield

Parkrun to delete runners’ statistics as it prepares to double down in records row

Manchester United will listen to offers for almost every player – including Marcus Rashford

United need real change under Sir Jim Ratcliffe – there can be no hiding place

James Ducker

Sherelle Jacobs

The old progressive politics is dead – Humza’s resignation proves it

Isabel Oakeshott

Get benefits claimants back to work – cleaning our filthy streets

Ross Clark

Hypocritical Ireland is now facing the consequences of its woke virtue signalling

matt cartoon

Tim Stanley

Tears flow, but former SNP golden boy brought it all on himself

Joel Kotkin

Electric grid wars are a direct assault on the Western middle class

Celia Walden

Schools should use Fawlty Towers as an offence-inducing teaching resource for fragile Gen Zers

Ben Marlow

Western banks have no excuse for funding Putin’s war machine

Today's cartoon

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

Telegraph Readers

'Oust the SNP and demand an election’

Tom Harris

Humza Yousaf was even worse than Nicola Sturgeon

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

CJ Sansom, novelist admired for the rigour of his bestselling Shardlake Tudor detective stories

Mike Pinder, co-founder of the Moody Blues whose work on the Mellotron became their signature sound

News

Sadiq Khan DJs at youth club on London mayoral campaign trail

‘DJ Khan is available for bar mitzvahs, weddings and birthdays,’ Mayor jokes ahead of Thursday’s election
Boarding school girl ran away after being found with alcohol weeks before death
Kamala Harris tour to target black male voters
Zebra crossing: Runaway animals cause chaos on highway
Three Ulez cameras at same junction targeted overnight
Calling a woman ‘pretty’ at work is sex discrimination
Health Secretary accused of snubbing alleged AstraZeneca Covid jab victims
CJ Sansom, author of Shardlake series, dies aged 71
Watch: New York prosecutor caught speeding calls officer an ‘a-----e’

Business

Alex Cartoon

Sport

RFU and Premiership agree landmark £264m PGP deal in principle to align English rugby

Exclusive: ‘Truly historic’ agreement includes new hybrid contracts for England players aimed at stemming exodus to France
Two-time Cheltenham Festival winner Shishkin dies after freak stable accident
Football agent courtroom drama gives fans a peek behind the curtain of super-rich

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