This is the curse of in-year savings: the annual scramble to drag day-to-day spending back inside its limit before March 31.

The press-pack titan reflects on a 50-year career among princes, popes and presidents that has given him a ringside seat to ...

As No 10 once again embraces the doctrine of John Maynard Keynes, taxpayers will foot the bill for an ever-expanding state ...

Lucie Kon won an Oscar for the corporation but was sacked after becoming a lightning rod for anti-Israel hatred ...

Andy Burnham has doubled his funding to tackle rough sleeping having failed to solve the problem in Manchester as its Mayor. John Healey will pledge £432m of taxpayer money for r ...

Minister confirms no limits on taxpayer funding of paid time off for RMT, TSSA and Aslef representatives during working hours ...

Britain’s naval industry is battling delays and constraints, despite being at its busiest since the Cold War ...

The winner of Interior Design Masters shows how even the blandest new-build can become a characterful home ...

Questor, The Telegraph’s investing column, takes a weekly view of the markets – what is moving them, what lies ahead and how ...

Anti-social offenders will face town centre bans and curfews under Labour’s new “Asbos”, which take effect from Monday.

On Sunday evening, in his first speech after defying history and pollsters to win the presidency, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva ...

Hard-Right leader seeks to turn bloc into loose federation of ‘sovereign nations’ or face Brexit-style ‘Dexit’ referendum ...