The Telegraph :By Jonathan Pearlman in Sydney A British couple and their three children are set to be deported from New Zealand because the father was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Paul and Sarah Crystal and their children, aged 7, 15 and 17, moved to New Zealand more than six […]
By Telegraph reporters Doctors are too scared of getting sued to make any steps forward in finding a cure for cancer, Lord Saatchi said as he launched a […]
The Telegraph : By Henry Samuel, Paris French consumption of wine has sunk to a new record low with the average adult now consuming barely a glass a day, a […]
The Telegraph A municipal council in rural Serbia has reportedly issued a public health warning claiming that a vampire is on the loose. Sales of garlic are booming in western […]
There has been a sharp rise in the number of fatal road accidents involving animals according to the latest figures released by the Department for Transport. The DfT said eight […]
By Matt Hill of The Telegraph Only political stubbornness, not popular support or irreconcilable differences, prevents the two-state solution from working, argues Matt Hill. The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas […]
Speaking ahead of an address to Indian students in Delhi, the London Mayor said new rules introduced last year by ministers to slash the number of bogus colleges sent out […]
By Yusuf Walker Pardon me if I have not been myself recently, but I have been racked with inner grief at the plight of the oh so poor Israel. Every day they are terrorized by the glorified fireworks being fired at them from Palestine. To have to bear the noise […]
The Telegraph UK France has ended its combat operations in Afghanistan, pulling out hundreds of troops, earlier than other Nato allies. “This is the end of combat operations,” Mr Burkhard […]
The Telegraph: Phoebe Greenwood in Gaza Six Palestinian men accused of spying for Israel were executed in a public intersection in Gaza City on Tuesday evening. Witnesses report that a […]
By John Bingham, Religious Affairs Editor of The Telegraph The Church of England has been plunged into its biggest crisis for decades after the General Synod rejected women bishops despite […]
Ahmadi Muslims have not been able to return to their homes after vicious attack in District Rangpur. On 7 November 2012 fanatical religious extremists attacked the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat in Taraganj, District of Rangpur in an extremely brutal and vicious attack. The attack took place in the village of Kisamat, […]
Britain’s highest court is to debate whether soldiers in battle are entitled to the right to life under human rights legislation. The Supreme Court will reportedly investigate the circumstances surrounding […]
Talks to agree the European Union’s budget for next year broke down amid rows involving among member states including Britain – sparking a new funding crisis. Eight hours of negotiations […]
British tourists are being warned against travelling to Egypt amid fears al-Qaeda is planning to target them. The Foreign Office yesterday raised the terror threat level for the country from […]
Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad inaugurates and inspects newly acquired Jamia building in Haslemere, Surrey On 21 October 2012, the World Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat, Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, […]
Britain must get on a war footing to fight foreign countries “after our jobs and our wealth”, Lord Heseltine of Thenford has said. Presenting an official review of the economy, […]
David Cameron suffered a stinging Commons defeat over Europe as Conservative backbenchers told him he must deliver real reductions in the European Union budget. The defeat came after more than […]
Silvio Berlusconi was condemned as a man with a “natural capacity for crime” by a Milan court which handed him a four year prison sentence for tax fraud. The […]
The father of a girl shot by the Pakistani Taliban for wanting to go to school said his daughter would “rise again” and has started walking and talking after asking […]