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Byline: Blathnaid Corless, Consumer Affairs Correspondent 'Eco-friendly' lavatory paper companies have been found to be misleading consumers over claims their products are made with 100 per cent bamboo. Fibre-composition testing [...]

Byline: James Crisp, Europe Editor, Jorg Luyken in in Berlin Early elections in Germany may not be possible because of a lack of paper, the head of the electoral commission [...]

Byline: Telegraph reporters A Washington Post reporter who called Joe Biden a 'war criminal' in an Instagram post has left the paper. Taylor Lorenz, a columnist on internet culture, was [...]

Byline: Alan Cochrane Oh no! Not again! How often are we to be pulverised by yet another pathetic paper, albeit with the backing of an august academic institution -- in [...]

Byline: Poppy Wood, Education Editor A person cannot be a Liberal Democrat if they are against abortion, the party has suggested in leaked documents. In legal papers filed by the [...]

Byline: Cameron Henderson Donald Trump is facing a clash with the CIA over a promise to release top secret files about John F Kennedy's assassination. Mr Trump pledged on the [...]

Byline: Christopher Wilson It is a royal death that has never been satisfactorily explained. Officially, George VI's brother, the Duke of Kent, died when the RAF aircraft he was on [...]

Byline: James Warrington, Senior Business Reporter A group of wealthy Labour figures is attempting to gatecrash the sale of The Observer by mounting a rival bid. The Telegraphhas learnt that [...]

Byline: James Warrington, Senior Business Reporter The owner of The Guardian has said it will retain a stake in the Observer as bosses try to quell a staff rebellion over [...]

Byline: Alex Barton A prolific people smuggler claimed he just does the 'paperwork' as he boasted about the forgery and fraud used to help Vietnamese migrants reach Europe and the [...]

Byline: Joe Barnes, Brussels Correspondent in in Washington Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has blocked the Washington Post from endorsing a candidate for president, the first time it has not done [...]

Byline: Iona Cleave Secret documents appear to show killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's last written orders, which include instructions on what to do with Israeli hostages. The three pages of [...]

Byline: James Kilner Russia has been accused of offering cash for votes in Moldova to skew a referendum on joining the EU. The vote on Sunday to change Moldova's constitution [...]

Byline: James Warrington, Senior Business Reporter Guardian journalists are to vote on potential strike action as anger grows over plans to sell its Sunday sister title, The Observer, to a [...]

Byline: Joe Barnes, Brussels Correspondent in in Washington China's military may have received a boost from Nasa-funded research, according to a Congressional report. The report, by the Republican members of [...]

Byline: Genevieve Holl-Allen, Political Reporter The vote to decide the Tory leadership race cannot be brought forward to before the Budget because of the risk that postal delays would prevent [...]

Byline: James Middleton How do famous names spend their precious downtime? In our weekly My Saturday column, celebrities reveal their weekend virtues and vices. This week: James Middleton 6.30am My [...]

Byline: Samantha Lewis Three hundred years ago, the Danish captain Johan Georg Motzmann and his brother found themselves in need of a site for ship repairs. Wanting a central location, [...]

Byline: Jane Shilling Vacuuming the kitchen floor the other day, I disturbed a whopping spider lurking by the skirting board. On this occasion I vacuumed around it, suggesting that it [...]

Catastrophic flooding wrecked the Smithtown Library in Long Island, New York, after a historic storm dumped nearly 11 inches of rain on Suffolk County. The library's lower level was inundated [...]

Byline: Sarah Newey, Global Health Security Correspondent in in Bangkok A concerning new bat coronavirus is among 36 novel viruses detected among animals including racoon dogs, mink and guinea pigs [...]

Byline: Jordyn Haime South Koreans will be constantly 'picking up lavatory paper' if Seoul continues to wage 'psychological warfare' against North Korea, Kim Jong-un's sister said,, as hundreds of balloons [...]

Byline: Alex Barton The Electoral Commission has explained why voters are encouraged to use pencils at the ballot box. As the public headed to the polls on Thursday some had [...]

Byline: Craig Simpson The Cabinet Office attempted to prevent the British Library buying the personal papers of Soviet spy Kim Philby, documents have revealed. The Communist agent's widow offered to [...]

Byline: Telegraph reporters A teenager was reported to counter-terror police after he drew a picture of Auschwitz on a mock GCSE paper, a court has heard. The 16-year-old boy, who [...]

Byline: Michael Bow Standard Chartered has been accused of funnelling billions of dollars to the funders of terrorist groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah. Court papers submitted by a whistleblower [...]

Byline: Gareth Corfield Train companies must not axe paper tickets, disability and age campaigners have warned, as reports suggest that British railways' orange card stubs could vanish in the next [...]

Byline: Eir Nolsoe A social media budgeting fad for 'cash stuffing', which sees savers put hard currency aside for various outgoings, has helped make coins and notes more popular with [...]

Byline: Rowan Pelling The day before my 16-year-old son was due to sit his English Literature GCSE I playfully asked who had written The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and [...]

Byline: Ben East Ah, the not-so-fondly remembered summer holiday car journeys, cramped in the back seat among wet towels, rotting apple cores, ice lolly sticks and sand scattered over all [...]

Byline: Iona Cleave A man in the US is suing a hospital for losing part of his skull after it was removed during surgery. Fernando Cluster suffered a brain bleed [...]

Byline: Jack Rear Poolside at the Olympics, Tom Daley attracted attention with his latest knitting project. Over in the US, Ella Emhoff, stepdaughter of presidential candidate Kamala Harris, has been [...]

Byline: Simon Johnson, Scottish Political Editor John Swinney is under pressure to scrap a series of taxpayer-funded reports promoting an independent Scotland after the SNP's general election drubbing. The Scottish [...]

Byline: Hayley Dixon, Special Correspondent Members of the public will be able to feel the rings of the felled Sycamore Gap tree in a new art exhibition. The 200-year-old sycamore, [...]

Byline: Hayley Dixon, Special Correspondent, Tracey Kandohla The Reform UK candidate for Glasgow North has been forced to insist 'I do indeed exist' after internet sleuths claimed she was fake. [...]

Byline: Hayley Dixon, Special Correspondent in in Glasgow Police Scotland are investigating potential electoral fraud in Glasgow. Four uniformed officers wearing blue gloves entered the count at the city's Emirates [...]

Byline: Madeleine Ross, Money Reporter Postal ballots were delayed after postmen were told to prioritise parcels, voters have claimed. As many as 120 constituencies have experienced delivery delays or problems, [...]

Byline: Tom Harris They may be a tiny proportion of the population, but today these few thousands are experiencing the sharp end of the democratic process. Parliamentary candidates are a [...]

Byline: Simon Johnson, Scottish Political Editor A Tory candidate in a key battleground seat has warned delays in issuing postal votes for this week's general election could be the difference [...]

Byline: Madeleine Ross, Money Reporter, Timothy Sigsworth Postal ballots have not been delivered on time in a string of marginal seats, prompting warnings that the chaos could lead to results [...]

Byline: Alex Barton Royal Mail is investigating after a video appearing to show a postman writing 'racists' on Reform UK election leaflets was circulated online. In footage posted to social [...]

Byline: Pieter Snepvangers Dear Telegraph Money, I have always purchased Waitrose Essential White Ultra Soft Bathroom Tissue in 16 roll packs, but I was shocked when I opened the pack [...]

Byline: Telegraph reporters The late Queen was so 'concerned' at the spiralling costs and size of a nine-foot statue commemorating the murdered Lord Mountbatten that she intervened with ministers-saving the [...]

Byline: Simon Johnson, Scottish Political Editor, Daniel Sanderson, Scottish Correspondent The SNP will face its first national election on July 4 since Nicola Sturgeon stood down as SNP leader in [...]

Byline: Nick Gutteridge, Chief Political Correspondent Reform UK's candidate in Kemi Badenoch's seat has resigned after historic comments emerged in which he urged people to vote for the BNP. Grant [...]

Byline: James Corrigan, Golf Correspondent in in Pinehurst Rory McIlroy goes into the US Open in buoyant mood after announcing that he and his wife Erica have called off their [...]

Byline: Tim Stanley I wanted to watch Keir Starmer commemorate D-Day by -- I assume -- moaning to veterans about Liz Truss, but to attend this much-guarded event one had [...]

Byline: Kate Wills When you stroll into your local polling station on July 4 to cast your vote, you probably won't give much thought to the Herculean effort required to [...]

Byline: Telegraph Obituaries Ramón Fonseca Mora, who has died aged 71, was a Panamanian lawyer whose firm, Mossack Fonseca, provided confidential offshore legal and tax services to a vast gallery [...]

Byline: Alex Barton Teenagers risk being disqualified from exams if they look for leaked papers online, a watchdog has warned. Students should report accounts that claim to sell this year's [...]