Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph reports that some inmates will be released early to prevent potential law and order breakdowns in Britain.

Police are confronting a suspect after the wife and young daughters of a BBC presenter were killed in an attack involving a crossbow in their London home.

Prime Minister Starmer is considering a plan to increase the size of the Armed Forces and boost defence spending, as he prepares for upcoming Nato talks.

Anneliese Dodds has faced criticism from J.K. Rowling and other campaigners advocating for women’s rights for failing to define “woman” and pledging to rewrite gender law, amidst reports that Dodds did not answer clearly during a recent interview.

Labour plans to reintroduce housing targets with an overhaul of planning rules to fulfil a commitment to build 1.5 million homes within five years.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has declared the NHS “broken” and is ready for new talks with junior doctors amid ongoing healthcare challenges and criticisms of government handling.

Labour is likely to achieve a significant electoral victory, marking the worst result for the Conservatives in modern history and prompting expectations of Rishi Sunak’s resignation.

A Labour frontbencher criticised the “out of date” council tax system, hinting at a potential tax on wealthy homeowners, reports The Daily Telegraph.

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged voters to prevent a significant Labour majority, warning that it would result in the most left-wing government since the war.

A minister has criticised Royal Mail for ‘unacceptable’ delays in postal voting, which have caused uncertainty in nearly 100 seats.