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US energy titan grants London rare post-Brexit win in major reorganisation effort

Prosecutions are bad. Being deemed unfit to stand trial – that's worse

With ‘cultural ranking’ back in vogue, Josephine Quinn’s How the World Made the West has plenty of myths about the ancient world to dispel

Grant Shapps yet to sit down with private contractor as flagship military recruitment overhaul delayed again

In 2013, the Academy hired the brains behind Ted to create a winking satire of terrible Oscar shows. Instead they got a ‘sexist’ firestorm

Rick Stroud’s I Am Not Afraid of Looking into the Rifles, about women who resisted the Germans, tells us little new and much that’s wrong

Michele Pascarella talks being crowned the ‘world’s best pizza chef’ – and why you won’t find chicken or pineapple in his restaurant

Every weekday The Telegraph's top journalists analyse the Russian invasion of Ukraine from all angles and tell you what you need to know

You can – and should – do better than a mere greeting’s card (or a voucher), as these anecdotes reveal

Joe Biden has suffered “the worst day of his presidency”, an ally said, after a bombshell report found the US President had “significant limitations in his memory”.