Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, has been declared the winner of the Alaska primary after the state shifted to postal voting due to the coronavirus pandemic. The state's ballots…
This is the fourth installment of Postcards From Lockdown, a Telegraph series that looks at how communities are coping during the coronavirus pandemic. The first postcard was from Eastbourne, the…
Britain could end up with the largest coronavirus death toll in Europe, an adviser on the government’s emergency pandemic group has warned, as the numbers passed 10,000 for the first…
Julian Assange became a father to two sons while spending seven years in the Ecuadorian embassy, it has emerged. The WikiLeaks founder, who has been held in Belmarsh Prison since…
An Easter like no other. A communal springtime festival steeped in tradition which somehow had to adapt to the strange, changed world in which we find ourselves. But how to celebrate…
A New Zealand nurse who was praised by the Prime Minister for her care has been "blown away" by the recognition, her brother said. Boris Johnson used a speech on…
This is the third installment of Postcards From Lockdown, a Telegraph series that looks at how communities are coping during the coronavirus pandemic. The first postcard was from Eastbourne, and…
Emmanuel Macron is extending France's lockdown to curb the coronavirus outbreak until May 11, saying that progress had been made but the battle not yet won. The French president's announcement follows Italy…
Donald Trump claims he has "total authority" to decide how and when to re-open the American economy after weeks of tough lockdown measures aimed at fighting the new coronavirus. But Republican and…
There have been suggestions that year 10 and 12 pupils may have to re-sit a year of school Far fewer pupils are attending emergency school than expected. Continued school closures…
Boris Johnson has placed London and the rest of the UK into lockdown in an attempt to stop coronavirus spreading in the capital. The Prime Minister ordered people only to…
North Korea fired what were believed to be cruise missiles off its east coast in an unusual military drill, and air-to-ground missiles from fighter jets into the sea between the Korean…
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Donald Trump's presidential approval ratings remain steady despite impeachment and the unfolding Iran crisis, according to The Telegraph's poll tracker. The tracker, which takes an average of the last 10 polls,…
About the nicest thing you can say about Stansted airport is that it has a decent car park. That facility just became a whole lot more useful, with the announcement…
Turkey's parliament on Tuesday passed a law that will allow the release of tens of thousands of prisoners to ease overcrowding in jails and protect detainees from the coronavirus, but…
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China's Mekong River dams held back large amounts of water during a damaging drought in downstream countries last year despite China having higher-than-average water levels upstream, a US research company…
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Professor Stephen Powis, NHS England’s medical director, told the country on Tuesday 31 March that “green shoots” could be seen in the Covid-19 data. However, the Prime Minister has warned that…