Healey’s first Budget focuses on public investment and support to tackle high energy prices, but postpones decisions on defence until 2027. The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has cut its growth forecasts and reduced the budget surplus, whilst the Conservatives accuse the government of putting off the toughest
decisions

The Telegraph has gathered testimonies from Jewish employees who have reported hostility and discrimination, accusing senior management of downplaying their complaints. The case of the Oscar-winning producer who received over 400,000 pounds from the broadcaster 

Moscow “is conducting covert operations on the high seas” on a scale never seen before, writes The Telegraph in an exclusive report detailing the movements of Russian fishing vessels mapping the seabed off the UK. London’s plans to defend itself against sabotage capable of paralysing the country

A survey commissioned by the British government reveals the prevalence of anti-Semitism in English schools. Compiled by the former chief inspector of schools, David Bell, the report proposes 27 measures, ranging from teacher training and pupil protection to guidelines on political symbols in the classroom. The government is preparing to adopt them all

In "Lido Land", journalist Tom Fort delves into over a century of social housing designed to cater for the leisure time of British citizens. “Those were different times,” one might say, but the story of the “lido” is inevitably also one of social and political change.  

In the by-election to replace Keir Starmer, the anti-Zionist British Green Party member Polanski was defeated by a Labour MP born in Somalia, a practising Muslim who wears a hijab framing her face. But that’s not all