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Wales block Turkish flair for resilient away draw
Wales maintained their unbeaten record under Craig Bellamy in a 0-0 Nations League draw with Turkey after Kerem Akturkoglu sent his 89th-minute penalty against a post.
'There's still a lot of credit in the bank with Warren'
Ex-Wales captain Sam Warburton believes there are reasons for optimism heading into today's game with Australia
Mighty Springboks too strong for valiant England
For England, a familiar tale of mistakes and missteps; for South Africa, another day at the ‘Boks office.
Pentagon report reveals hundreds of UFO sightings
The Pentagon's latest report on UFOs has revealed hundreds of new reports of unidentified and unexplained aerial phenomena but no indications suggesting an extraterrestrial origin.
Musk wants public to have say on selection of ministers
As US president-elect Donald Trump makes several choices to fill out his incoming administration's cabinet, the lobbying for key positions has been fierce behind closed doors - and sometimes publicly.
Decoy drones and vacuum bombs terrorise Ukraine
In a secret factory in central Russia, engineers are manufacturing hundreds of decoy drones meant to overwhelm Ukrainian defences as they try to protect against a horrific new weapon.
Zelensky says Trump will make the war end sooner’
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has said he is certain the war with Russia will “end sooner” once Donald Trump returns to the White House.
'However many troops they lose, they just keep coming'
Ukraine is under pressure, from Donetsk to Kharkiv - while Putin wants to reclaim Russia's Kursk region before Trump takes office. Askold Krushelnycky talks to officers in the field
Police investigate columnist for 'inciting racial hatred'
Essex Police are investigating an alleged crime of inciting racial hatred by The Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson after she published a message on X/Twitter labelling protesters as \"Jew haters\".
Britons warned of dangers of cut-price surgery abroad
Wes Streeting has promised to protect Britons travelling abroad for Brazilian butt lifts (BBLS) and other cosmetic surgeries.
Woman found in car boot was murdered, say police
Detectives fear a young woman found dead in a car boot in London 160km (100 miles) from home was killed by someone she knew.
Wragg felt enormous guilt’ after giving up MPs’ details
Former MP William Wragg has described the feeling of “enormous guilt” that washed over him as he realised he had fallen victim to a sophisticated scam designed to target politicians in Westminster.
McCall 'recovering' after surgery to remove tumour
Davina McCall is recovering in hospital after undergoing brain surgery to remove a “very rare” tumour.
Widow left with huge debt after trying to keep partner warm during cancer care
A widow who has been left with thousands of pounds of energy debt after her husband’s sudden cancer diagnosis has called for more financial support for terminally ill patients.
Blunkett berates London tube after falling into gap
David Blunkett has spoken of his “terror and excruciating pain” after he fell through a London Underground platform gap with his guide dog.
Unions want compensation for miners and their families
The chancellor is under pressure from trade unions to offer payouts to miners involved in strikes during the 1980s.
Don't take Trump bullying ‘on the chin', PM is warned
Britain being urged to ditch EU in favour of a US trade deal
PM 'fled like a rat' as angry farmers besiege conference
Sir Keir Starmer was accused of \"running out the back door like a flipping rat\" to avoid scores of angry farmers outside protesting over controversial changes to death duties dubbed \"the family farm tax\".
Hague swipes at Mandelson in battle to take Oxford role
Former Tory leader says Labour peer cannot be UK envoy in the US and serve as the chancellor of Britain's top university
Ireland hold off Argentina fightback in narrow victory
Ireland survived a major scare as they kickstarted their autumn campaign by holding off a spirited Argentina side to return to winning ways with an unconvincing 22-19 victory in Dublin.
Revamped England hope to disrupt mighty Springboks
The mixed memories of an enchanting Paris evening cut short have swirled in English heads for 13 months.
England find a new way to play... without their captain
Once again, Harry Kane is the first name on the England football team teamsheet.
EU allies are impatient for Brexit reset, Starmer is told
Sir Keir Starmer has been urged to step up his plans for a postBrexit reset of relations with the European Union after an unprecedented warning from the Bank of England.
Cop climate talks no longer fit for purpose, say experts
Former high-ranking UN officials have written an open letter calling for a complete overhaul of the Cop talks, stating that the process is \"no longer fit for purpose\" in dealing with a rapidly intensifying climate crisis.
Ukraine will have to pay the price for Putin and Trump's delusions about one another
Tom Watling speaks to US and British former officials about the overconfidence of the president-elect and Russia's leader
Iran 'won't block Lebanon' in ceasefire talks with Israel
Iran will back any decision taken by Lebanon in talks to secure a ceasefire with Israel, a senior Iranian official has said, signalling Tehran wants to see an end to a conflict that has dealt heavy blows to its Lebanese ally, Hezbollah.
RFK Jr faces pushback to nomination from the right
Robert F Kennedy Jr is facing criticism from proand antiabortion activists, arguing he is not a conviction politician
Met Office says winter is coming with 20cm of snow
The Met Office has issued several yellow weather warnings for snow and ice for this weekend and the start of next week.
Five guilty of killing teens in mistaken identity case
A man and four teenagers were found guilty yesterday of murdering two boys in a case of mistaken identity in a botched revenge attack.
McCall says 'pray for me' as she undergoes brain surgery
Davina McCall has announced she is undergoing surgery to remove a brain tumour.