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The Daily Telegraph, 29 июль 2026

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ArticleGlam­or­ous Good­wood

Horse-racing fans enjoyed the hot weather in their finest out­fits yes­ter­day dur­ing the open­ing day of the Qatar Good­wood Fest­ival in West Sus­sex. The meet, one of the high­lights of the Brit­ish flat racing sea­son, runs until Sat­urday.

Glam­or­ous Good­wood

ArticleWork­ers face new tax to fund social care

A NEW tax on income to fund social care is among plans drawn up by offi­cials for Andy Burnham to con­sider in his first weeks in office. Civil ser­vants have developed pro­pos­als that would force work­ers to make con­tri­bu­tions to a privately...

Work­ers face new tax to fund social care

ArticleInfantino’s £15bn plan to sell off World Cup

GIANNI INFANTINO, the pres­id­ent of Fifa, has announced plans to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors. Uefa, the European gov­ern­ing body and an increas­ingly vocal critic of Fifa, reacted with fury over the pro­posed £15bn deal,...

Infantino’s £15bn plan to sell off World Cup

ArticleBadenoch must end her net-zero purge

Kemi Badenoch has chosen an abom­in­able polit­ical moment to flirt with cli­mate nihil­ism. The anti-green back­lash has already peaked and elec­tro­tech is fast win­ning the global eco­nomic argu­ment. The great European fires of 2026 are...

Badenoch must end her net-zero purge

ArticleUPFS may not be worst thing since sliced bread

Break­fast cer­eals and bread have been given a reprieve by nutri­tion­ists, who have admit­ted that some ultra-pro­cessed foods (UPFS) are not that bad for health after all. Har­vard Uni­versity has found that the nutri­tional qual­ity of food is far...

UPFS may not be worst thing since sliced bread

ArticleBurnham faces £24bn hole in spend­ing plans

Burnham faces £24bn hole in spend­ing plans