Boris Johnson faces a new challenge to his leadership, according to the Daily Telegraph.

The Daily Telegraph reports that the prime minister wants to cut the amount of biofuel used in the UK.

In the wake of COVID, the education secretary says a teachers’ strike would be “unforgivable.”

Telegraph reports that a new British Bill of Rights will give the UK the power to overrule European judges.

According to Boris Johnson, rail unions “harm the very people they claim to help”.

The Daily Telegraph reports that unions have threatened to strike until just before Christmas, ahead of the biggest shutdown of the train network in almost three decades.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak indicates that tax cuts will be put on hold as a result of the Bank of England warning that inflation will rise to 11%.

Reports say that the PM’s ethics adviser resigned after stating that the fine imposed by partygate could violate the ministerial code.

The Daily Telegraph reports that European human rights judges have intervened at the 11th hour to prevent the deportation of the first migrants to Rwanda.

The Daily Telegraph reports that Boris Johnson won’t cut household taxes until inflation is under control.

According to The Daily Telegraph, a new Brexit law will prevent European judges from having the final say on Northern Ireland disputes.

In the Telegraph, Liz Truss condemns the death penalty meted out to two captured British fighters, which was hailed as a “sham judgement.”.

Soaring petrol prices and the war in Ukraine are causing the price of filling up an average car to hit £100, following an increase of 2p per liter in a single day.