The final Julian Barnes novel is not really a novel, more a memoir with the names changed. The hero of Departure(s) is the ...

Unemployment in London is rising faster than the rest of the country. What's causing this and what does it mean for the UK as ...

Vertical dramas, or micro dramas are mobile-first stories designed to be binge-watched in one- to two-minute episode.

In 2018, the government pledged to remove barriers to NHS eye care for all. Yet we are still no closer to a fair system for ...

Ed Davey talks battling Elon Musk, why polls consider him a popular prime minister and his stunts show why the left is too serious.

In this special issue, we talk all things telly. From Bridgerton to the BBC to new 'microdramas', what does the future look like?

Tony Blair has a complicated legacy. Almost 30 years after his election we can see more clearly the effect his policies had on UK housing.

A proposed social media ban for under-16s risks creating an uninformed generation. The providers need to up their game.

Don Gilet thought that he'd already had his chance to shine. So when EastEnders came calling, he didn't look back.

The UK must think beyond short-term crises. Investing in clean water now protects the British people and safeguards ...

In Nouvelle Vague, Richard Linklater has recreated the seductive, second-hand smoke-filled Paris of Godard’s landmark film ...

The Telegraph warned on 24 January: ‘ Labour opens door to ‘Stalinist’ 15-minute cities across Britain ’. The Telegraph story ...