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A co-founder of Restore Britain has said Muslims are “less British” than Christians.
Charlie Downes, who is the campaign director for the Right-wing party, said Muslims had little claim to being regarded as British because they lacked any deep connection to the country
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Cambridge University could be forced to review the grades given to students of Jason Arday after graduates unhappy with their results said they were considering legal action
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White British students are a minority in almost one in five universities, analysis by The Telegraph has found.
Institutions are coming under pressure to end “racially discriminatory programmes” that exclude white working-class students, who are one of the most under-represented groups in higher education.
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A new tax on income to fund social care is among the plans drawn up by officials for Andy Burnham to consider in his first weeks in office.
Civil servants have developed proposals that would require workers to make mandatory contributions to a new privately managed fund to pay for their care in later life.
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🔴 Multiple people shot at Seattle festival
"At some point in the Nineties, a slew of them went vegan, stopped drinking and started bringing their fitness coaches on tour."
Rod Stewart, the Stones and the Who are among the growing roster of musicians staying on stage in their old age, but how do they do it? ⤵️
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“I am deeply appalled and angry to see ‘Firework’ used on the White House TikTok account as a backing track for video footage of military strikes.
"I did not approve this, I was not asked, and I absolutely do not condone it," says the American singer ⤵️
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Angelina Jolie and Robert de Niro are among Hollywood celebrities to have had their contact details exposed in a data breach, a cyber-security expert has claimed.
The actors’ personal phone numbers and private email addresses were reportedly made public after several databases relating to the Tribeca Film Festival were uploaded online ⤵️
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Javier Milei has caused a diplomatic row with Brazil after calling its Left-wing government “thieving socialists”.
During his second visit to the country, Argentina’s president threw his weight behind Flavio Bolsonaro’s presidential run ⤵️
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⭐️⭐️ Review: Dear BBC, no one wants to be lectured on a Sunday night
Britain to protect Ukraine’s attack drones with signal jammers
“I don’t think getting to number one moves the dial any more. I think there are other metrics, like the view count on YouTube, that people get.”
Tap below to read Liam Kelly's case for why the charts have become an industry scoreboard shaped by streaming and superfans ⤵️
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Kyiv has begun a new campaign to bring the war home to Russia.
After months of escalating attacks on oil depots and refineries, it has abruptly shifted targets, turning its sights to warehouses and depots belonging to Wildberries, a Russian retail giant often described as the country’s equivalent of Amazon ⤵️
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British tourists have been urged to leave South Western France, as “apocalyptic” wildfires threaten the entire city of Bordeaux.
Thomas Cazenave, the mayor, said the fire was “at the city’s gates” and that they were on “high alert” ⤵️
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A passenger almost sucked out of a window on a Ryanair jet claims the airline has done nothing for him except to offer to rebook his flight ⤵️
Labour believes the inquiry into Mr Farage’s conduct could be widened after he revealed in his resignation speech that a second standards investigation was under way ⤵️
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‘I don’t know why they make poor Madonna go out and do things’
In this week’s episode of The Poshcast, @cleowatson88 and Sophia share their disappointment with the World Cup’s half-time show
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A baby girl is among four people killed in a car crash in Derby.
Emergency services were called to reports that a red Hyundai carrying five people had crashed into trees on the A38 at about 11pm on Saturday ⤵️
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A charity that is an alleged outpost of the Iranian regime in London has the right to bring migrants to Britain, The Telegraph can reveal.
The Home Office has given the Islamic Centre of England, based in Maida Vale, powers to sponsor visas for “skilled workers” and religious ministers ⤵️
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Why did the 32-year-old music tutor, Sonia Exelby, fly to Florida to meet Dwain Hall, a man known as “Alphasadist”, who she had been speaking to online?
Hall is currently awaiting trial for Exelby’s murder.
Watch @MaxStephensTele , the Telegraph’s international crime correspondent, describe the story and see inside the police interrogation in our special in-depth video investigation on our YouTube channel ⤵️
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