The UK has to defend itself against predatory diplomacy, deal or no deal
The allegation is that Mr Barnier played these incendiary cards in an effort to browbeat Boris Johnson into submission on...
Analysis
Britain must hold its nerve in Brexit negotiations
Sterling’s value is being driven, for the most part, by political rhetoric – more specifically, the state of play between...
How to find an adviser to transfer your pension
First, free and impartial guidance is available from the Money & Pensions Service, an independent body, by calling 0800 011 3797....
‘We’re not going to beat the second wave’
At lunchtime on Tuesday, Sir John Bell received a call telling him that the groundbreaking Oxford coronavirus vaccine trial would,...
‘Rule of six’ leaves events industry ‘staring into the abyss’
Simon Hughes, chairman of the Business Visits and Events Partnership (BVEP) trade body, said: “People only heard the ‘six people...
British Airways pins its survival on ‘rigorous’ coronavirus airport testing
“Thirty other countries have introduced airport testing to unlock the problem, so my question to Government is, why can’t we?...
Human rights could be the next US-China flashpoint
Disney is facing calls to boycott its live-action remake of Chinese fable Mulan on its successful streaming service Disney+. Some...
Workers trickle back to the office as coronavirus fears reign
Major firms such as Standard Life Aberdeen and NatWest have told workers to stay home until 2021, while Barclays and...
Retail’s ‘golden quarter’ faces wipeout if Christmas is cancelled
Terrible Christmases have been few and far between for the nation's shopkeepers. Sixteen years ago, retailers endured the worst festive...
‘My new neighbours have installed huge, garish containers in our beautiful village. What can I do?’
Every week, The Telegraph’s Property Doctors bring expertise on renovations and DIY, interiors, buying and selling, lettings, legal issues and...
