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As part of this year’s World Book Day® celebrations, Halton Lea Library will host an exciting new event, bringing books and the enjoyment of…

Telegraph readers have raised more than half a million pounds for charity in the annual Christmas Appeal.

We’ve been delighted to share stories from across the nation; as our appeal draws to a close, here are some of our favourites

Global industry is set on a course of decarbonisation – but Rishi Sunak is fatally in thrall to the Tory right, says the author and historian David Edgerton

EXCLUSIVE: Leo Fieran, 55, is locked in a bitter court battle with a London council over the rubbish-strewn plot he has lived in for nearly 20 years next to Kings Cross Station.

Shahoo Amini has no plans to move from his shack he has erected under Battersea Bridge, adding that the council and Transport for London have not been in contact about his new home.

Shahoo Amini has revealed that he built the shed himself under Battersea Bridge in August this year because he always wanted a place by the water.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL:: Next Tuesday, those living aboard the houseboats learn their fate at a critical meeting of the local planning authorities.

Julia and Hans Rausing, the billionaire philanthropists, have donated £25,000 to the RAF Benevolent Fund and to Go Beyond, in support of The Telegraph’s Christmas Charity Appeal.

A hospice charity that provides palliative care for Fenland people in their own homes is among 27 hospices to benefit from a share of £8.7million.