Soya beans may hold the key to world peace
Beijing and Moscow are also seeking to join forces in the production of soya beans. On Monday, Beijing proposed a...
Analysis
Three-horse race as National Lottery bidding kicks off
Bidders are understood to have consolidated into three main groups. The Sunday Telegraph revealed in 2019 that Sir Richard Branson and Mr Komarek’s...
‘Solar panels damaged my roof, and now I can’t sell my home. Can I sue the installers?’
Every week, The Telegraph’s Property Doctors bring expertise on renovations and DIY, interiors, buying and selling, lettings, legal issues and...
Landlords are the bedrock of the property market, so why are we punishing them?
It has long been fashionable to vilify landlords. But now it seems our politicians and policymakers, who have been warming...
Walmart enters talks to buy TikTok with Microsoft
Walmart, America’s biggest retailer by revenues, has struggled to match Amazon’s growth in internet shopping but is making a renewed...
Amazon takes on Apple Watch with device that reads emotions
Such voice tracking technology may alarm some privacy conscious customers. While Amazon and technology companies have tried to assure customers...
Fears 2,000 more tower blocks could have hidden cladding issues
If the property has no concerning cladding, the surveyor will issue a valuation and the transaction can proceed as normal....
The dystopian technology that awaits kids going back to school
Already, though, the extent to which educational institutions are willing to go to get bodies through doors has raised concerns. ...
Tony Abbott becomes latest shot fired in the post-Brexit culture war
Emily Thornberry, the shadow trade secretary, said she was “disgusted that Boris Johnson thinks this offensive, leering, cantankerous, climate change-denying,...
It’s time to recognise the debt we owe to blighted Covid generation
This needs to go beyond targeted initiatives to prevent mass youth unemployment. Rishi Sunak’s Kickstart Scheme, which will pay the...
