Official state social media accounts have taken to dispensing propaganda via pop-culture parody. It’s abhorrent but effective ...

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Will Macpherson covers the international and domestic game, and is based in London. See more He joined the Telegraph in 2022 from the Evening Standard, where he covered cricket and rugby union, and ...

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BYD’s breakthrough will deal a new blow to its Western rivals James Titcomb is The Telegraph's Technology Editor and has covered the tech industry for a decade from Silicon Valley and London. He can ...

A migrant who burst into a blind woman’s house has been cleared by police because of “a lack of evidence”. The man, in his ...

Sir Mark Rowley just confirmed my long-held suspicion – the Met is more concerned with accusing victims than catching criminals ...

Our racing expert has verdicts and tips for all seven races on ITV4’s Saturday broadcast, including a four-star NAP selection Ron worked for the Racing Post for more than 20 years, covering some of ...

An Iranian drone struck the heart of Dubai’s financial district after Tehran threatened to spread economic chaos across the ...