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French elections Le Pen’s party blocked from power

Voting pacts pay off for the Left and Macron
Le Pen says victory only deferred

Live Markets Euro falls as French hard-Left demand power

How it all went wrong for Le Pen’s National Rally

Macron’s deal with hard-Left puts France on a collision course with Brussels

Analysis Why this is no victory for Macron

Henry Samuel

Politics

Politics

Rachel Reeves to bring back house-building targets

New Chancellor and Housing Secretary Angela Rayner will overturn Conservative limits on green belt development

Rachel Reeves, right with Angela Rayner, left

Live Tories face ‘existential threat’ from Reform, warns Braverman

Suella Braverman’s Tory leadership campaign dealt blow as key ally abandons her

British police to be deployed in Europe to fight people smugglers

Sir Keir Starmer says work has already begun to strike new deal with EU

SPORT

SPORT

Emma Raducanu: Judy Murray saga cast a cloud over Wimbledon but I stand by my decision

Briton beaten in fourth round after pulling out of blockbuster mixed doubles pairing with Andy Murray

Sour Murray should have known better than to turn the Raducanu joy into a soap opera

Oliver Brown

Emma Raducanu’s Wimbledon ends at the hands of astonishing Lulu Sun

Nine key moments you did not see during England’s penalty shoot-out win

Djokovic warns club tennis is ‘endangered’ by rise of padel

WORLD

WORLD

Germany has been overwhelmed by migrants, says Toni Kroos

Toni Kroos after Germany lost to Spain on Friday

Iranian warship capsizes in Gulf port ‘accident’

Second award row overshadows Prince Harry’s US relaunch

Young barman ‘beaten’ to death after Ayahuasca ceremony in Venice

FEATURES

FEATURES

I spent 30 years trying to prove my brother didn’t die by suicide – he was killed by another man

Scott Johnson was found dead in 1988

Why the Muslim Vote campaign is a glimpse into a horrifying future

Jake Wallis Simons

What happened when I ate a 1960s diet for a week

London has a new £1,600-a-night hotel – this is what the price tag gets you

US NEWS

US NEWS

US introduces vending machines to sell bullets

An ammunition vending machine selling bullets in the US

Biden’s doctor ‘met with Parkinson’s disease specialist at the White House’

Biden campaign team ‘gave journalists specific questions to ask president’

Boeing to plead guilty in US probe of fatal 737 MAX crashes

Who can now stop Trump? It’s not Kamala, but there is a woman who can

Zoe Strimpel

NEWS BRIEFING

NEWS BRIEFING

Watch: King ‘fist-bumps’ West Indies cricketer

King Charles III shares a fist bump with Mikyle Louis at Buckingham Palace

Watch: Protesters soak dining tourists with water pistols

Clarkson offered landlady £1m for pub within minutes of meeting her

Justin Welby says wife felt pressured to have abortion

MORE Politics

MORE Politics

Labour’s big BBC problem

Sir Keir Starmer / BBC

Labour MP’s home allegedly attacked with sledgehammer after general election result

Rishi Sunak spends weekend ringing MPs who lost their seat

HEALTH

HEALTH

New drug raises chances of IVF success by 20pc

How to fall asleep in five minutes

Surrogates twice as likely to suffer dangerous pregnancy complications

MORE SPORT

MORE SPORT

British Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton exorcises Abu Dhabi demons as years of pent-up fury evaporates at Silverstone

Briton overcome with joy as drought ends with record ninth win on home soil

Six laps, five drivers and three lead changes that showed the very best of F1 at the British GP

Lewis Hamilton: I cried so much because I thought I’d never win again

Gareth Southgate comes to defence of Harry Kane – and hits back at his own critics

CULTURE

CULTURE

I’d like to believe the Moon landings were faked – the alternative is far bleaker

Harrison Schmitt of the Apollo 17 mission, December 1972

Nazi cruelty vs British pluck – one of the greatest stories of the Second World War

Simon Heffer

The Turkish Detective, BBC Two review: solid crime caper to liven the summer doldrums

Racially diverse cast to play Anglo-Saxons in BBC drama

Bergerac will return to screens with a new face as the troubled detective

Election Money

Election Money

‘I can barely afford my son’s school fees under Labour – so what about my daughter?’

Will you be better or worse off under Labour?

Don’t stress Starmergeddon – Labour will usher in a market rise

Ken Fisher

politics: news & analysis

politics: news & analysis

Why Wes Streeting is set for war with the health service

Wes Streeting, the new Health Secretary (right), has described the NHS as 'broken'

I voted SNP, says Alex Salmond, the Alba Party leader

Pro-Palestine activists who targeted Starmer plan to disrupt King’s Speech

Money

Money

‘I ate Ryvita sandwiches for a year to buy my house – now I want to enjoy retirement’

Nicola Simpson, 77

‘This is the worst we’ve seen’: why sales of new cars are crumbling

‘Why am I struggling to sell my £1.6m home?’

Business

Business

‘Rockefellers of Uganda’ and General Electric to build mini-nukes in Britain

Drug-fuelled slimming boom drives race to cure gaunt ‘Ozempic face’

Kids glued to their phones aren’t learning how to speak

Lucy Burton

Life

Life

My parents pay for our family holidays each year – but I wish they’d stop

Bank of Mum and Dad

How to have sex like a saint – according to the 14th century’s naughtiest author

Jeremy Clarkson’s revolt against the super-priced gastro pub – despite everyone advising against it

‘I’m a proud older mum – but I’m sick of the judgemental comments’

Angela Rayner wears outfits from Blairite power couple’s fashion firm three days running

Tim Stanley

Farage doesn’t want to crush our liberal order, he wants to save it

Ben Wallace

Conservatives mustn’t panic. Here’s how we fix this mess

Nick Timothy

We don’t need to veer Left or Right – we just need to be Conservative

matt cartoon

Kamal Ahmed

The markets have given Labour their blessing – for now

Roger Bootle

Get ready to pay per mile under Labour

Liam Halligan

The spectre of Liz Truss will hang over this Parliament

Tom Harris

Starmer’s great weakness is being revealed

Today's cartoon

cartoons

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

The Conservatives now face a long battle to unite a party riven by factions

Plus: Labour’s housing pledge; alternatives to first-past-the-post; ringing the bell on chemotherapy; and puddings worth the thorns

More Opinion

Vernon Bogdanor

Whisper it, but the election shows that Britain is fast turning French

Jeremy Warner

If it wants growth, Labour will have to break the rules

Charlie Bentley-Astor

I voted Reform because I want my country back

Jane Shilling

The Downing Street pet will be Keir Starmer’s hardest choice

Telegraph View

Telegraph View

Nato is facing an uncertain future

The costs of net zero

Obituaries

Obituary

Pål Enger, art thief who stole Edvard Munch’s masterpiece The Scream

Jerry Harpur, groundbreaking photographer renowned for his sumptuous images of gardens

Flt Lt Bill Spence, Lancaster bomb aimer who became a successful romantic novelist

Newsletters

News

Watch: James Corden and cast watch Euro shoot-out with West End audience

business

Laurence Olivier, Judy Garland and James Dean to narrate audiobooks from beyond the grave

AI

sport

Jannik Sinner produces outrageous shot in win that underlines his Wimbledon title credentials

WATCH

Andy Murray changed tennis by never changing himself

TENNIS

money

Will you be better or worse off under Labour?

general election

Guides & Tools

health

‘We must look to our neighbours in Europe for how they run their health systems and what works’

guides

London has a new £1,600-a-night hotel – this is what the price tag gets you

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