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Jools Stone

Jools Stone is a lively, experienced Brighton-based journalist and copywriter with specialisms in music, arts, travel and lifestyle topics. My work has been published in the Guardian, the New European, …

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London-based journalist, editor and content provider. If you'd like to get in touch, please email me

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Shrestha Saha

Engaged in the art of story-telling for the last nine years.

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Olivia is a freelance journalist and content consultant specialising in interiors and all things home. Having honed her editing and writing skills at The Daily Telegraph, where she served as …

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Latest Articles

‘Mentally and physically, I am not the same... but this war is right’

It was the rapid response of the Israeli military which saved the life of Omri Rosenblit, 23. On February 9, he was serving with a paratroop regiment in southern Gaza when a house in Khan Younis that they were “cleaning” for weapons and intelligence exploded on them. Expecting a Hamas …
By Melanie Swan
• The Telegraph

How Israel went after Hezbollah’s chain of command – and why it matters

As huge air strikes levelled at least six buildings in the southern suburbs of Beirut, it became clear that Israel was targeting Hezbollah’s headquarters. Not long after the smoke and dust had cleared, the IDF confirmed that they had assassinated Hassan Nasrallah, the group’s leader. The attack came after a …
By Melanie Swan
• The Telegraph

Olympics women's boxing: Italian abandons fight with Imane Khelif, who failed gender test

A United Nations expert unequivocally condemned the Olympic rules that enabled the bout to take place. Reem Alsalem, the UN’s special rapporteur on violence against women and girls, said: “Angela Carini rightly followed her instincts and prioritised her physical safety, but she and other female athletes should not have been …
By Tom Jeffreys
• The Telegraph

A computer rejection coach helped me to cope with knockbacks

It’s ten in the evening. My finger hovers above the send button on my keyboard. I’ve composed a cover letter for my dream job. Now I just need to submit it – what will my future (fingers crossed) boss say? Hesitating, I feel my heart lurch to my throat. Then …
By Joyce Yang
• The Telegraph

Sir Christopher Ball: ‘Avoiding a Victor Meldrew miserable mindset is the key to longer life’

When I meet Sir Christopher Ball at the Smart Ageing Summit in Oxford, he tells me that he has a bold goal. “I’m planning to live to 100 and run a marathon on my 100th birthday. Don’t laugh,” says Sir Christopher, who is currently 89. I do laugh, not because …
By Laurel Ives
• The Telegraph

It’s too early to say whether Kyiv’s Russian incursion is a success

Several elite brigades have now certainly been deployed, but Zelensky and military leaders waited a week before commenting, and still haven’t disclosed the operation’s true goals. This strategic ambiguity is crucial in the information war, discouraging premature predictions.However, it’s likely that the Ukrainian offensive aims to force, at least in …
By Dyveke Undertun Aarhus
• The Telegraph

The coalition behind Kamala Harris is about to split

Take a series of social media posts on TikTok last week. In them, Arab activist-influencers – many raw and unhinged – essentially demand their Black counterparts abandon campaigning for Kamala Harris because of her support for the “genocide” in Gaza. “The way y’all switched up and did a 180 on …
By Tel Aviv Institute
• The Telegraph

The coalition behind Kamala Harris is about to split

Take a series of social media posts on TikTok last week. In them, Arab activist-influencers – many raw and unhinged – essentially demand their Black counterparts abandon campaigning for Kamala Harris because of her support for the “genocide” in Gaza. “The way y’all switched up and did a 180 on …
By Tel Aviv Institute
• The Telegraph

The countries where you get two state pensions

Do you claim two or more state pensions from separate countries? If you’re interested in telling your story, get in touch via rob.white@telegraph.co.uk. Most people are happy to qualify for one state pension. But, by design or happy coincidence, some retirees will qualify for not one, but two state pensions …
By Georgina McNamara
• The Telegraph

Revealed: Hamas plot to dig up war graves of British veterans

Hamas plotted to dig up the remains of British and Commonwealth troops buried in Gaza and blackmail the Government over their return, according to documents uncovered in the war-torn enclave. For more than a century The Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC), chaired by the UK Defence Secretary and supported by …
By Melanie Swan
• The Telegraph

How much it costs to send your children to Britain’s top university cities

Filling up the car with suitcases and boxes to move across the country is a rite of passage for teenagers heading to university for freshers’ week.For many students it is the first time they will live alone, dealing with rent, bills and a weekly food shop – not forgetting the …
By Georgina McNamara
• The Telegraph

Winter fuel raid threatens to make thousands of pensioners ill

Labour’s raid on pensioners threatens to plunge Britain into a health crisis this winter, the Government has been warned. Campaign groups, charities and Conservatives fear that thousands more elderly retirees now risk becoming ill due to Rachel Reeves’s decision to strip winter fuel payments from around 10 million pensioners. Only …
By Georgina McNamara
• The Telegraph

‘This is happiness’ – Freed Russian political prisoner reunites with wife he married behind bars

Tatiana Usmanova burst into tears when Andrey Pivovarov, her husband, called her and said he had been included in the Russian prisoner exchange.Ms Usmanova was at her home in Moscow, where she has lived throughout her husband’s last three years serving in a Russian penal colony. When she heard the …
By Anna Conkling
• The Telegraph

‘Self-made prophet who rose from the dead’: Hamas’s likely next leader

In the aftermath of the killing of Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas’s political leader, all eyes are on Khaled Meshaal, who “rose from the dead” after an assassination attempt that made him a hero among Hamas supporters. A senior intelligence chief who was part of the team behind the operation in Jordan’s …
By Melanie Swan
• The Telegraph

‘A player who made us dream’: Telegraph readers’ ode to Andy Murray

Last night, an emotional Andy Murray expressed gratitude for “going out on my own terms” after the curtain came down on his magnificent nineteen-year career, before joking that he “never even liked tennis anyway”.Britain’s greatest-ever tennis player set numerous records during arguably the most competitive era in men’s tennis, including …
By Lorna Perry
• The Telegraph

Evan Gershkovich’s final request as a Russian detainee – an interview with Putin

As he was released from his Russian jail cell, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich had a dazzling parting shot for Vladimir Putin.Prison regulations required him to write a letter to Putin requesting clemency as one last formality. He was happy to do so, relying on the past 16 months …
By Anna Conkling
• The Telegraph

What the new digital test for ADHD means for those desperate for diagnosis

“We’re drowning, we have six times the requests for diagnosis we used to have, so if it’s a 20 per cent improvement at best this would be marginal, not transformational,” says Prof Marios Adamou, a consultant psychiatrist and clinical lead at South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Trust. Prof Adamou explains …
By Laurel Ives
• The Telegraph