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We were promised “ad nauseam” that England under new coach Steve Borthwick would peak at the right time, said Oliver Brown in The Daily Telegraph. “All the low-water marks” of recent times – November’s capitulation to South Africa; March’s record loss to France – were “passed off with the blithe…

“Things take off pretty quick with social media but I’ll try to keep a private life if I can.”

Roxy Jacenko says she nearly died from taking the diabetes drug Ozempic for weight loss, she revealed in an interview to The Daily Telegraph.

More than 150 schools in England are scrambling to shore up or seal off buildings made with unsafe concrete before the end of the summer holidays – or else start the term with online lessons.

After 70 years and 11 generations, is this the final blast for the fossil-fuelled E-Class, asked The Daily Telegraph. The new range features the base petrol model, a diesel version, and the popular 300e plug-in hybrid with a 71-mile all-electric range, and which can do 0-62mph in 6.4secs. All cars…

Labour’s plans would see GPs paid more for respecting the wishes of their patients

Be warned, said Anita Singh in The Daily Telegraph: the opening of “Henpocalypse!” (BBC Two) may put you off. “Imagine being trapped on a stranger’s hen do, complete with screeching women, straws in the shape of penises, and a sozzled bride-to-be enthusiastically dry-humping a male stripper”, all set to the…

BMW has launched its smallest electric crossover, the iX1, joining a market that includes the likes of the Tesla Model Y, Mercedes-Benz EQA, and Audi Q4 e-tron, said The Daily Telegraph. In some ways, it can compete with those cars; it is fast, and has a “smart interior”. The entry-level…

Russia’s Foreign Ministry said the sanctions were ‘in the context of London’s unrelenting military support for the Kyiv neo-Nazi regime’.