The Daily Telegraph - Saturday

ArticleBarnett: Hysterectomy would be a gamble but life of pain is no life

In an exclusive interview with The Telegraph, the host of BBC Radio 4’s Today reveals she doesn’t mind early starts and goes into moving detail about her struggles with endometriosis and her new documentary about the chronic condition “You...

The Daily Telegraph - Saturday

ArticleTrump: Hormuz blockade will end

DONALD TRUMP has announced that he will lift the US blockade of Iranian shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. It is understood to be the first step towards an eventual deal to end the war. The US president said yesterday that the blockade “will...

By Connor Stringer and Akhtar Makoii

ArticlePolice sacked hate crime adviser who warned of force bias towards Muslims

By Allison Pearson and Gordon Rayner Full story: Page 4

ArticleSturgeon: I’m the victim of my husband’s fraud

By Jacob Freedland, Gordon Rayner and Anita Singh

ArticleUS private equity firm eyes easyJet takeover

US private equity firm Castlelake is plotting a potential takeover of easyJet, as the low-cost airline grapples with the fallout from the Iran war. Castlelake confirmed last night it was in the “early stages of considering a possible offer”....

By Emma Taggart and Christopher Jasper

ArticleCanadian helped 79 Britons kill themselves

A Canadian suicide drug seller had 79 British victims but will not face justice in the UK. Kenneth Law, a chef, shipped 1,200 packages of poisonous drugs to suicidal customers in 40 countries, including the UK, the US and New Zealand....

By Max Stephens INTERNATIONAL CRIME CORRESPONDENT

ArticleFarage trial comments sent to Lord Hermer

A judge referred Nigel Farage’s comments about the Manchester airport assault to Lord Hermer for potential prosecution, it has emerged. The Reform UK leader said in June last year that the trial of Mohammed Fahir Amaaz and Muhammad Amaad was an...