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Figures published this week showing inflation remains high have thrown bond markets “into chaos” and pushed Britain’s borrowing costs to the highest in the G7 for the first time since the 2007 crash, according to the Daily Telegraph. The paper says Nationwide, Lloyds, Virgin Money and Halifax all increased their mortgage rates in response, and quotes the chief investment officer of Legal & General – the country’s largest asset manager – saying the company is not currently making long-term investments in the UK debt market because of a “lack of a clearer [economic] narrative”.

Daily Telegraph Front Page 9th of December 2025

Organised networks are exploiting Channel crossings by recruiting or coercing some asylum seekers to carry heroin into Britain, reportedly offering free passage as payment. Officials say detection tech and intelligence are being stepped up, with a focus on disrupting smugglers and safeguarding migrants.

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Daily Telegraph Front Page 8th of December 2025

Safeguarding rules are said to be used by schools and councils to brand people with conservative or patriotic views as risks to children, limiting volunteering. A former Royal Marine was barred from coaching. Critics seek clearer guidance, evidence-based decisions and a fair appeals route.

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Daily Telegraph Front Page 6th of December 2025

Allies of Wes Streeting have sounded out Angela Rayner about a pact to run on a joint ticket for the Labour leadership, aiming for No 10. Informal talks examined roles and timing for a potential challenge to the PM, though both sides publicly downplay any immediate move.

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Daily Telegraph Front Page 5th of December 2025

David Lammy has suggested the UK consider joining a customs union, arguing it would boost growth and cut red tape. The PM has ruled it out, insisting current arrangements can deliver. The comments reveal a policy split and are likely to prompt renewed pressure from business.

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