Worsening cash crisis presents a ‘grave risk’ to the future of some institutions and courses, say MPs

Demand for GP appointments has increased considerably in recent years. Find out how your postcode compares to the rest of the country

A Telegraph investigation itemises the astonishing bills racked up by civil servants at the taxpayers’ expense

From long-term sickness to stunted productivity, most of the UK remains heavily impacted by lockdown measures. See how your area compares

Fivefold rise from before Covid as Liz Kendall prepares to unveil reforms to cut billions from welfare bill

Pensioners have benefited from more state handouts than Gen Z ever will

Train tickets and mortgage costs account for 59 per cent of average wages for London workers

Anora or The Brutalist? We crunched the numbers to forecast the winners of the 2025 Academy Awards – but does our film critic agree?

As housing and living expenses keep rising, those who can’t split the bill face a steep premium

We sift through public sector procurement in the UK in January and reveal a string of eyebrow-raising decisions

Anora or The Brutalist? We crunched the numbers to forecast the winners of the 2025 Academy Awards – but does our film critic agree?

The outgoing chief executive of NHS England leaves the service as chaotic and near to collapse as it was on the day she took over

From tax policy to labour relations and home ownership, nigh on every reform has been dismantled by either the Left or the so-called Right

Buy-to-let owners race to reclaim their properties ahead of looming rent reforms

Pensioners enjoy extra space as the young are squeezed into smaller rentals

The party, led by Nigel Farage, has pipped Labour and Conservatives for the lead a feat not achieved in more than 100 years

Evidence about child’s picky eating helps convince immigration tribunal that being forced to leave UK would be unduly harsh

Complaints about dog mess have trebled in some areas after pandemic puppy boom

Calculate how well you’re doing compared to your peers

Families have suffered a five-figure hit to their wealth

The Telegraph takes a deep dive into the data as Donald Trump imposes tariffs on the US’s four largest trading partners

Backbenchers elected for first time last year made on average only 43 contributions, with some speaking as few as three times

Figures suggest offences rising faster in rural areas, with surge blamed on rise of county lines gangs

Commission threatens ‘legal action’ if charities give execs inflated pay cheques amid 42.2pc rise in staff earning more than £400k

Increase in minimum wage will force many to start repaying student loans, dragging them into an effective 37pc tax rate, say critics

MPs claim for second home costs while ‘dragging their feet’ over leasehold reform

Right-wing groups emerged as global winners after more than 1.5bn voted in over 70 countries last year