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Latest Articles

The real reason Democrats are in meltdown over Trump’s White House ballroom

Why are Democrats So Incensed by Trump’s Building a New Ballroom at the White House? Because, for them, his destruction of the East Wing resembles his destruction of the Constitution. Republicans reject the comparison—they are perplexed and bemused by the fury-- and say Trump is giving the nation (and future …

By Charles Lipson
27th October 2025 • The Telegraph

Sandblu Santorini, Greece

This hotel is an exceptional addition to Santorini’s luxury hotel scene, and stands out for its peaceful location away from the caldera.

By Laura Millar
22nd October 2025 • The Telegraph

Avali by Mar-Bella Collection Corfu, Greece

Avali is a stylish addition to the Mar-Bella Group’s ever-growing hotel portfolio, brimming with attractive design details and benefitting from a prime position next to the sea.

By Laura Millar
22nd October 2025 • The Telegraph

Angsana Corfu Benitses, Corfu, Greece

Angsana, a showstopper of a resort perched in the hills above the seaside village of Benitses, combines contemporary Asian flair with warm Mediterranean style.

By Laura Millar
22nd October 2025 • The Telegraph

Acharavi Beach Hotel Acharavi, Corfu, Greece

This family-run resort, set on Corfu’s quieter northern coast, has been in operation since the 1980s and draws regular guests back year after year.

By Laura Millar
22nd October 2025 • The Telegraph

TRYP by Wyndham Corfu Dassia

Though this previously family-run stay is now operating under the auspices of the Wyndham group, you’d never know it was part of a big brand.

By Laura Millar
22nd October 2025 • The Telegraph

Rodostamo Hotel & Spa Kommeno, Corfu, Greece

Rodostamo Hotel & Spa is a smart, stylish property set back from peaceful Kommeno Bay

By Laura Millar
22nd October 2025 • The Telegraph

Molfetta Beach Hotel Gouvia, Corfu, Greece

This simple and laid-back family-run hotel, set in a prime position next to Corfu’s Gouvia beach, is brimming with somewhat faded seaside charm.

By Laura Millar
22nd October 2025 • The Telegraph

Mon Repos Palace Corfu Town, Corfu, Greece

A gem of a hotel with an elegant, period feel and charming, contemporary service. This adults-only property is poised at one end of beautiful Garitsa Bay, which sweeps up to Corfu’s historic Old Town

By Laura Millar
22nd October 2025 • The Telegraph

Cavalieri Hotel Corfu Town, Corfu, Greece

This hotel occupies a noble Venetian-era mansion which used to be the family home of an aristocrat. The interiors are somewhat faded, but you can’t argue with the location

By Laura Millar
22nd October 2025 • The Telegraph

Siora Vittoria Corfu Town, Corfu, Greece

This historic 19th century townhouse is a tranquil oasis in the heart of ever-busy Corfu Town.

By Laura Millar
22nd October 2025 • The Telegraph

Palms and Spas Villas Retreat Messonghi, Corfu, Greece

These stylish, mostly duplex-style self-catering suites come with a private pool or hot tub (both in some cases), and offer incredible views onto the sea.

By Laura Millar
22nd October 2025 • The Telegraph

Villa de Loulia Peroulades, Corfu, Greece

This historic 19th-century building has been sympathetically restored and features plenty of original details, as well as a sizeable pool set within the picturesque gardens.

By Laura Millar
22nd October 2025 • The Telegraph

Trump has moved the Middle East’s tectonic plates. It’s a nightmare for Putin and Xi

The most important, and most immediate, consequence of the Gaza deal is how it is likely to prompt a wider accommodation with Israel. Preventing that is why Iran sponsored the attack in the first place. But Israel first extinguished the terrorist “ring of fire” around its borders and then, together …

By Charles Lipson
16th October 2025 • The Telegraph

The incredible disappearance of Licorice McKechnie

At the height of her fame, Licorice McKechnie played everywhere from the Royal Albert Hall to Woodstock. But in 1990, she mysteriously disappeared. No one has heard from her since.

By Christian Kriticos
15th October 2025 • The Telegraph

The diets to avoid if you’re worried about your heart (and the ones to try instead)

“I have patients who think nothing of starting dinner with baked camembert, moving on to steak, then treating themselves to a dessert and cheese board,” says Dr Oliver Guttmann, consultant cardiologist at St Bartholomew’s Hospital and the Wellington Hospital. “I say to them, enjoy life, but everything should be in …

By Laurel Ives
5th October 2025 • The Telegraph

Trump has set Democrats up for a shutdown humiliation

Senate Democrats, afraid of their left-wing base, won’t sign off on a simple deal to keep the government running for the next few months at current levels. They demand sweeteners, and Trump won’t give them. Trump has a very different plan. If the Democrats force a government shutdown, Trump and …

By Charles Lipson
30th September 2025 • The Telegraph

A conversation with Donovan

Donovan helped create the sound of the 1960s. But his spirit belongs to a more distant past. “People have said to me, ‘You feel you’re a minstrel from an ancient time.' And yes, I’ve always felt part of that tradition.”

By Christian Kriticos
30th September 2025 • The Telegraph

Brazil’s polarisation offers a warning to British voters

Somewhere along the line, though he cannot say exactly when, Leonardo Santos stopped trusting everything.He had grown up on the centre-Right. As a young man, he opened a small grocery in São Paulo’s Jardim Colombo favela, helped by the inflation-busting, pro-market reforms of Brazil’s Social Democrats, the PSDB – the …

By Leticia Bilard
27th September 2025 • The Telegraph

South Korea is the fastest-growing tourism destination on the planet, but it comes at a cost

Polly Faber had never intended to visit the Land of Morning Calm. “I had some interest in holidaying in Japan one day,” she told The Telegraph, “but none in South Korea.” However, while trying to occupy her mind during the first lockdown of the Covid pandemic, she came across the …

By Chris Tharp
26th September 2025 • The Telegraph

Michelle Bolsonaro: I will rise like a lioness while my husband languishes in jail

Jair Bolsonaro’s wife has vowed to “rise like a lioness” in defence of Brazil’s conservatives after her husband was sentenced to decades behind bars.Positioning herself as her populist husband’s potential successor and new champion of the Brazilian Right, Michelle Bolsonaro hinted she was willing to contest next year’s presidential election …

By Leticia Bilard
24th September 2025 • The Telegraph

The Vile Celebration of a Political Killing

Political killings are among the vilest acts in a democracy. They striking at its core values: free speech, free and peaceful assembly, and an orderly means of choosing leaders. The damage is compounded when a nation suffers several such killings (or narrow escapes) within a few years, as America has.

By Charles Lipson
11th September 2025 • The Telegraph

Council ‘lied’ about demolition plans for Cockleshell Heroes training pool

Campaigners opposing the demolition of a historic swimming pool have accused their council of lying to secure planning permission.

By Anna Boyne
11th September 2025 • The Telegraph

Bolsonaro sentenced to 27 years in prison for attempting coup in Brazil

Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s populist former president, has been sentenced to more than 27 years in prison in a verdict that has prompted fury from the Trump administration.Bolsonaro, dubbed the “Trump of the Tropics” for his forthright and sometimes abrasive style, was convicted of masterminding a plot to cling to office …

By Leticia Bilard
11th September 2025 • The Telegraph

Browse Jeffrey Epstein's extraordinary birthday book in full

The 238-page album was compiled for the paedophile financier’s 50th birthday in 2003 by his then-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell, who is serving a prison sentence for sex trafficking.

By Anna Boyne
10th September 2025 • The Telegraph

Tube strike sparks e-bike ‘kamikaze race’ through London

Tube strikes have sparked e-bike chaos across London. New data shows how commuters have begun cycling to work this week because of the RMT’s ongoing Underground strikes.

By Anna Boyne
10th September 2025 • The Telegraph

How a plot to kill Brazil’s president is tearing the country apart

The allegations that could keep Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s populist former president, behind bars for the rest of his life are astonishingly lurid – more telenovela than statecraft.After losing re-election in 2022 to his Left-wing nemesis Luis Inácio Lula da Silva, Mr Bolsonaro is accused of hatching a plot to poison …

By Leticia Bilard
10th September 2025 • The Telegraph

What happens to your body when you stop taking Mounjaro

“The weeks after I stopped Mounjaro were crazy. The hunger was uncontrollable. I went to bed thinking about food and woke up thinking about food. If I’d been at an all-you-can-eat buffet, I would have eaten it all. It was the worst three weeks of my life,” recalls Karen Lay, …

By Laurel Ives
5th September 2025 • The Telegraph

What happens to your body when you stop taking Mounjaro

“The weeks after I stopped Mounjaro were crazy. The hunger was uncontrollable. I went to bed thinking about food and woke up thinking about food. If I’d been at an all-you-can-eat buffet, I would have eaten it all. It was the worst three weeks of my life,” recalls Karen Lay, …

By Laurel Ives
5th September 2025 • The Telegraph

How we transformed a tired Georgian farmhouse into a cosy home

Homeware designer Katharine Lawrie wasn’t looking to relocate, but this Cornish farmhouse prompted a new life by the sea

By Olivia Lidbury.
1st September 2025 • The Telegraph