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Labour 'screeching U-turn on flagship green policy'

SHADOW chancellor Rachel Reeves today watered down Labour’s flagship £28 billion green investment plan.

HEAT ON TRUMP

EX-PRESIDENT FACES BOMBSHELL CHARGES OVER SECRET PAPERS

Rate Hikes Put Pressure On Markets

HIGHER-for-longer interest rate expectations following surprise hikes in Australia and Canada today put more pressure on markets amid a surge in bond yields.

Rishi's Big U.S. Pitch Betmo

Red carpet welcome as pm holds court at baseball | Ukraine tops agenda but crunch talks on a.I. Threat | he bids to move on from fraught Boris-Truss era

Bowen's late show ends rollercoaster ride on a thrilling high

Winger's last-minute finish is crowning moment for West Ham's staff and squad

Players party through the night - so it's no surprise they're on late flight home

A PARTY, a parade and a wedding — no wonder Mark Noble predicts the West Ham players are unlikely to get much sleep over the next few days.

How West Ham came to rule Europe

From the tiny Danish city of Viborg to the Prague celebrations, Malik Ouzia tells the inside story of an incredible campaign

Triple Point hit by fintech performance

TRIPLE Point today became the latest private equity firm to suffer from the downturn in tech valuations after it reported a slump in the value of shareholder assets.

Crest boss warns over demand after 22% slump in home sales

THE boss of housebuilder Crest Nicholson today warned that buyer demand and confidence will suffer if interest rates continue to rise, but predicted the current spate of mortgage market volatility may have reached its peak.

Painted out of history? Rosenthal snubbed by RA

THE Royal Academy launched its summer exhibition this week with great fanfare.

Zelensky visits aftermath of dam 'ecocide'

VOLODYMYR ZELENSKY today visited flood-hit Kherson as British defence chiefs said Ukrainian forces had seized the “initiative” in heavy fighting in several areas of the frontline.

Who is the 'Eye of Sauron-like' barrister battling Prince Harry?

A BEAST in court. An opponent to be feared. A fearless and fearsome cross-examiner with an Eye of Sauron-like focus on client expectations.

All eyes on Rishi's bid for the American dream

Sunak has high hopes for his sojourn but can he convince the US that he’s more than just a ‘caretaker’ PM? Sarah Baxter reports from Washington

Barclays' sale of Daily and Sunday Telegraph could take months to complete, warn banks

THE sale of the Daily and Sunday Telegraph and The Spectator magazine could take weeks or even months to resolve, bankers warned today, due to regulatory issues and concerns about the complex finances of the business.

Our world is shattered: fresh plea over mistaken ID shooting

THE sister of a student shot dead in a mistaken identity murder in west London vowed his killers will be brought to justice — as a £20,000 reward was offered on the third anniversary of his death.

Spare us this gormless dystopia, cliché and snickering puerility

WE will rob you, more like. This insultingly slapdash musical by Ben Elton and Queen is possibly the most cynical piece of entertainment I’ve ever seen.

Harry to wait months for hacking verdict

TRIAL FOCUS SWITCHES TO SOAP STAR SANDERSON

Don't put asylum seekers barge in Royal Docks, Khan demands

SADIQ KHAN today demanded that the Home Secretary rule out plans for a barge housing hundreds of asylum seekers in London’s Royal Docks.

What a night! Players dance in the street as West Ham win Euro glory

JUBILANT West Ham United players danced in the streets with fans as they returned to their hotel after a historic Europa Conference League win in Prague.

Moeen answers Ashes call after Leach’s injury blow

MOEEN ALI has been added to England's Test squad, after answering an Ashes SOS from Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum.

‘WE CAN BE HAMMERS LEGENDS LIKE MOORE, HURST AND PETERS’

COUFAL RALLY CRY AS RICE EYES FAIRYTALE FAREWELL

Italiano must get a tune out of Viola

They have a rising star in Nicolas Gonzalez (left). The Argentinian right winger was plagued by injury in the first half of the season, and his return after the World Cup was the catalyst that jolted Fiorentina into form. He is their most dangerous player and a key source of goals.

Napoli calling, but first wanted man

Touchline conductor: Vincenzo Italiano has Fiorentina fans dreaming of success again after years without trophies

West Ham's unlikely lads standing on cusp of glory

Night of destiny for both Moyes and Rice, but supporting cast will have big say in final

Fashion brands explore the meaning of Al for shoppers

\"HELLO, ChatGPT. Will robots become popular in UK fashion shops?\" The AI tool that has been attracting frenzied attention in recent months responds with an answer of 300 words or so that in short says: yes, probably.

Cadogan boss: 'Tourist tax' damage could become irreversible

Giant: Cadogan owns retail in Chelsea

Barclays deny Telegraph group receivership talk

THE owners of the Daily and Sunday Telegraph today dismissed talk that the business could be forced into administration as \"unfounded and irresponsible\" as the row over the future of the newspaper publishing group deepened.

Stokes and fellow Stars fund growth of cricket bar Sixes

Investors: England stars Matthew Potts, Ben Stokes and Stuart Broad at a Sixes bar

Jimi Famurewa - Asparagus in an envelope? Eccentric Israeli is sending mixed messages

Take a breather: Lilienblum, above, is Eyal Shani's third UK launch in less than a year. Left, chocolate mousse, minute steak and focaccia with sliced tomatoes

The US interiors import you don't know - yet

After an A-list launch at its new Cotswolds home, RH lands with a bang. India Block finds out what the hype's all about