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The Telegraph is a national British daily broadsheet newspaper published in London by Telegraph Media Group and distributed across the United Kingdom and internationally.

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Demi Koutouzi

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Melanie Swan

Dubai based British newspaper journalist with over 20 years' experience in both the UK and UAE. I write on Middle East geopolitics, security, humanitarian issues and travel.

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Fiona McGowan

I am a feature writer for print media and content producer for websites. I have worked in lifestyle magazines for 20 years as a writer, sub-editor and features editor. I've …

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Jenny Southan

Award-winning freelance travel journalist – contributor to Conde Nast Traveller, The Telegraph, The Evening Standard, ELLE, Mr Porter, Roadbook, BA High Life and more.Editor, founder and CEO of Globetrender, Europe's …

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Tel Aviv Institute

The future of combatting hate. We are a multidisciplinary laboratory focused on uplifting Jews and other minorities on and offline through innovative, social media-driven strategies.

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Natasha Bougourd

Head of Content and freelance content and copywriter specialising in onsite SEO, digital PR, feature articles, thought leadership and product and service copy.Featured on Marie Claire, The Independent, Top Santé, …

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Latest Articles

Max Dowman weaves his magic against Girona as Arsenal hit the ground running

Girona 1 Arsenal 4Teenage sensation Max Dowman was the star of Arsenal’s first pre-season match, as he scored one goal and assisted another in a 4-1 victory over Girona.Dowman, 16, was joined on the scoresheet by new signing Christos Tzolis, who struck with a low effort in his first game …
By Alex Connor
• The Telegraph

Rampant Man City can smell Arsenal’s blood in the title race

Manchester City have their “free soul” and as this Premier League title race tightens, as the pressure might become inhibiting, Rayan Cherki might be the liberating difference.Contrast his maverick brilliance, his individual spirit, with just how uptight and tense Arsenal feel right now. They certainly have no one like him …
By Alex Connor
• The Telegraph

Furious Liverpool fans want Slot to go as boos ring out after Chelsea draw

There were grumbles at half-time, outright booing for one of Arne Slot’s substitutions and more discord at the final whistle, which once again asked Liverpool’s ownership the difficult questions about their manager’s future.No manager at Anfield has endured such hostility so soon after winning a league title, and yet it …
By Alex Connor
• The Telegraph

Hezbollah’s ‘death machine’ striking fear into Lebanon’s leaders

There is a nervousness in Lebanon’s corridors of power. But the whispers are not about the US or Israel. They are about Unit 121 – a threat from within. Known as “Hezbollah’s death machine” and the most secretive and brutal arm of the terror group, the unit has been linked …
By Melanie Swan
• The Telegraph

Rampant Man City can smell Arsenal’s blood in the title race

Manchester City have their “free soul” and as this Premier League title race tightens, as the pressure might become inhibiting, Rayan Cherki might be the liberating difference.Contrast his maverick brilliance, his individual spirit, with just how uptight and tense Arsenal feel right now. They certainly have no one like him …
By Alex Connor
• The Telegraph

Israel suspected of cyber attack on Iranian banks

Four Iranian banks have been targeted in a cyber attack suspected to have been launched by Israel, after the US granted Tehran access to billions in frozen funds. The Export Development Bank of Iran, Bank Melli, Bank Saderat and Bank Tejarat, which are all linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards …
By Melanie Swan
• The Telegraph

England have to qualify for World Cup hard way after worst performance of Wiegman reign

When the Lionesses battled to a gutsy 1-0 victory over Spain in April, the question was: Can they win the World Cup playing like that?The answer appeared to be yes. That spirited and determined performance was only two months ago, but it felt a world away watching England brutally dismantled …
By Alex Connor
• The Telegraph

Bunny Shaw’s FA Cup heroics show why Man City did all they could to keep her

A new £1m-per-year contract on Monday, an FA Cup trophy on Sunday. It has been quite the seven days for Khadija “Bunny” Shaw. After a month-long saga surrounding her future, Manchester City’s all-time leading goalscorer signed a new lucrative four-year contract at the start of this week. There is a …
By Alex Connor
• The Telegraph

Spurs relegation fears deepen on night bitterest rivals celebrate winning league

Defeat again, the 17th of the season from hell, while 16 places above Arsenal claimed their seventh league title since Spurs won their last in 1961. The unbearable weight of all that history will have to be set aside for now because there is still a strong possibility that Spurs …
By Alex Connor
• The Telegraph

Hearts condemn ‘shameful scenes’ after captain ‘assaulted’ in Celtic pitch invasion

Hearts have condemned the “shameful scenes” at the end of their Scottish Premiership title decider at Celtic Park, after captain Lawrence Shankland was allegedly assaulted during a pitch invasion.Celtic fans poured onto the pitch following Callum Osmand’s injury-time goal which confirmed they had leapfrogged Hearts to the top of the …
By Alex Connor
• The Telegraph