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From Gen Z to Gen X and beyond, Queen Elizabeth II proved to be a consistently popular monarch

SIR – Having tried and failed to get a GP appointment within the foreseeable future, I find it increasingly irritating listening to advertisements on the radio telling me that the NHS wants to hear from me.

The classical music station is a major success story, yet it also divides opinion. Here, two Telegraph writers go head to head

No Conservative government should use scarce resources to subsidise the brainwashing and anti-intellectualism that thrives on many campuses

Charles Spicer's compelling study of the Anglo-German Fellowship reminds us that the road to hell is often paved with good intentions

Military strategists and politicians itch to do each others’ jobs – with often disastrous consequences, as this superb book reveals

We reveal the biggest talking points in the news this week after scouring our comments sections and Letters pages

The politics of free expression have changed in the past 30 years. The practice of seeking retribution for causing ‘offence’ is widespread

Created a decade before New York's first real skyscrapers, the tower was a radical feat of engineering, but outraged Paris's cultural elite

A UK university recently decided to axe its English Literature course because of concerns over employability of those who graduate in the subject