Daily Telegraph

The new England football team manager, who was born in Birmingham and played for Ireland, has stated that he will not sing the national anthem and will focus solely on the game.

The government is considering sending prisoners to Estonia to ease overcrowded jails in the UK, similar to Germany’s use of Rwandan facilities for migrants.

Under a new Bill aimed at tackling pollution, water company executives could face up to two years in jail for serious sewage leaks and will have their bonuses blocked.

The Daily Telegraph reports Angela Rayner plans to dismantle Margaret Thatcher’s “right to buy” policy, despite having previously benefited from it.

A major dealership chain reveals petrol and hybrid car rationing to avoid fines, reports The Daily Telegraph.

The Daily Telegraph reports that Ofsted will replace one-word school ratings with detailed “report cards”.

The Daily Telegraph reports that new weight loss drugs offer significant benefits for millions, even those not overweight.

The Daily Telegraph reports that workers will soon have the right to compress their workweek into four days instead of five.

Sir Keir Starmer hinted at a potential increase in fuel duty in the upcoming October budget, reports The Daily Telegraph.

Families in middle England are preparing for a potential capital gains raid after Sir Keir Starmer warned of a “painful” autumn budget ahead, which could see higher rates of capital gains tax being implemented.