Sunday Telegraph

Zelensky condemns the immediate breach of a newly proposed ceasefire, heightening concerns over the war and strengthening calls for steadfast British and Western backing.

An extremist convicted over the Manchester Arena bombing attacked three prison officers, sparking fresh scrutiny of security protocols.

A Labour MP was taken into custody over serious allegations involving minors, prompting a police inquiry and immediate suspension.

The Duke, accused by a prominent charity leader of intimidating behaviour and using the media to pursue an intense personal campaign, contests the allegations and insists his actions were justified.

Thousands of Whitehall staff are reportedly set to lose their positions amid a £2bn cost-saving plan announced by the Chancellor, prompting concerns about public services.

Streeting urges slashing the bloated network of administrative bodies to boost efficiency and patient outcomes, insisting that the campaign to tackle waste in the NHS is barely underway.

A fugitive from overseas allegedly sought to create a private force that would oversee key smuggling corridors from Africa to Europe, prompting heightened concern among Western officials over potential security threats.

The PM is considering accelerating national defence spending, while an opposition leader indicates the nation stands ready to expand its security commitments on the global stage.

The architect of a proposed Chagos arrangement has been raided over an alleged “cash scam,” prompting Starmer to call for halting the island handover after a former Mauritian PM was interrogated, amid concerns about Britain’s stance on the issue.