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December 14, 2025

To ban or not to ban

Social media debate splits the government

1 mins

Yes, there’s more flu going around — but no, it’s not more dangerous than usual

Doctors urge people to get the jab as hospitals face pressure from rising admissions

2 mins

Starmer joins Euro leaders in bid to change US peace plan for Ukraine

Keir Starmer is expected to head to Berlin tomorrow for crucial talks on the future of Ukraine with fellow European leaders, Volodymyr Zelensky and Donald Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff.

1 mins

Masons challenge Met over membership declaration

The Freemasons are considering legal action against the Metropolitan police after the commissioner announced plans to force officers to say whether or not they are members, The Observer understands.

2 mins

Far right has 'parked its tanks on the front lawn of the Church of England', bishop says

Priest warns of emerging US-style nationalism within Christianity and of a looming battle against a Maga agenda

2 mins

"Nigel and the other schoolboy smokers on the ‘Belsen Bus’

In the 1970s and 80s, many boys passed through Dulwich College in south London fairly anonymously.

3 mins

"Many children are captivated by Hitler. Few remain obsessed for so long

Like Nigel Farage, as a teenager I was obsessed with Hitler and the second world war.

2 mins

I still bear the scars of Farage’s cruelty, says former pupil

The Reform leader’s rejection of Tommy Robinson won over voters. But new claims from contemporaries could change that

3 mins

Starmer accused of 'blind spot' as call for under-16 social media ban grows

With rising fears about mental health impact of tech, ministers are split on following Australia's restrictions

5 mins

King's message sends 100,000 flocking to online cancer checker

A televised message by King Charles urging people to get themselves checked for cancer has been credited with a surge in people seeking information about screening.

1 mins

Who's in the frame for the Tate's top job? (Warning: there's red tape attached)

Maria Balshaw is to quit as galleries director in the spring. Her successor will have plenty on their plate

3 mins

Here's Johnny! The return of a Hollywood star too big to cancel

After a spectacular fall from grace, Johnny Depp will play Scrooge — a cruel man forced to reckon with his past. Alexi Mostrous reports on a startling comeback

5 mins

MI5 used 'farcial' rule to cover up Stakeknife’s role in IRA killings

The ‘neither confirm nor deny’ protocol has become a pantomime, say those who led the inquiry into the spy’s murderous activities

3 mins

Exhausted midwives say ‘put up or shut up’ NHS culture puts mothers and babies at risk

Calls for tighter controls as maternity staff report pressure from management to work longer hours

2 mins

Library card plan to help write newborns' first chapter

New mothers receive a modest bundle of gifts from the state, from nappy packs to the NHS “red book” in which to chart their baby’s health.

2 mins

'BBC colleagues feel under attack, but they should feel proud of their work'

To stroll through Herne Hill and Brockwell Park in southeast London with Emma Barnett and Jeremy Weil is to see a seemingly ordinary London district anew: and for the two of them, that’s the whole point.

8 mins

As US piles pressure on Maduro's regime, Venezuelans focus on everyday survival

The state has been mandating Christmas celebrations since October — but across the country fear, anxiety and surveillance are all on the rise

3 mins

Morocco’s gen Z move their protest online … and all the king’s men click to follow

First the young rose up in Nepal, then Madagascar. Now Moroccans are using gaming platforms to voice their own fury. Olivia Acland reports from Agadir and Casablanca

6 mins

Bulldozers raze homes and history as Ethiopia’s PM builds his new Dubai

Tsadik Bayou’s new flat on the edge of the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, is little more than a concrete shell.

3 mins

On Nebraska's frozen plains, farmers count the costs of backing Trump

The rural communities that voted for the president in droves are facing their worst economic crisis in 40 years - caused in large part by the tariff policies they supported.

6 mins

"They call it peace, but in storm-tossed Gaza, it looks like purgatory

After the war, came the storm.

3 mins

Free Willy lifeline is just a fantasy for France’s last two captive orcas

Environmentalists are fighting to save a pair of killer whales that can’t be released into the wild

4 mins

Keir Starmer flinches from the alarming truth that the United States no longer behaves like a friend

Trumpian aggression towards America's traditional allies has become a menace that cannot be ignored

4 mins

Trump has decisive views on Europe – and we cannot afford to ignore them

Compare and contrast these words from two American presidents.

4 mins

Thank heavens for Sondheim as Star Trek makes an illogical Netflix exit

Off to the Bridge Theatre in London, and a new production of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Into The Woods, directed by Jordan Fein and designed by Tom Scutt.

2 mins

Homes will no longer be one-way gambling chips

After a 50-year boom, a saner property market is beginning to emerge, writes Will Hutton

4 mins

Zipcar’s departure marks the end of the road for a greener car-sharing dream

Collapse of scheme that could have transformed city streets exposes a lack of support for cleaner travel

4 mins

The smart course

Britain needs an Australian-style social media ban

2 mins

Tawny owl

I have my being in silence, but without noise I'm nothing.

2 mins

Sophie Kinsella

Novelist who turned the everyday chaos of modern womanhood into bestselling, big-hearted comedy

4 mins

Uncertainty over budget leaves holiday hangover

Christmas and New Year is often a busy period for family law offices - the unhappy reason being separations and divorce enquiries spike this time of year.

1 mins

DMGT takes NatWest loan to purchase the Telegraph

With RedBird Capital set to transfer its right-to-buy option, the ball is in Lisa Nandy's court to greenlight Rothermere's deal, writes Stephen Armstrong

3 mins

"A more dynamic Indian economy is just what the world needs right now

Between 1980 and the mid-2000s, China increased its exports dramatically.

3 mins

Nato allies' €1bn fund for defence startups suffers early casualties

A €1bn venture capital (VC) fund to invest in defence startups and backed by Nato allies has lost four of its five founding partners, as well as its chair, in the past 18 months.

2 mins

Private schools charge councils up to £250k for each Send pupil

International investors are raking in millions from local authorities because mainstream schools cannot provide for the soaring number of children who need specialist support

5 mins

Overseas bidders tighten hold on the UK's brightest technology companies

The pace of takeovers has led to calls for action to stem the flow. Kehinde Grace Adeptun analyses four firms that could be next

3 mins

Musk has shut Doge but does it leave a data trail?

Even Elon Musk admits that the Department of Government Efficiency he ran was only “somewhat successful”.

1 mins

Musk has shut Doge but does it leave a data trail?

Even Elon Musk admits that the Department of Government Efficiency he ran was only “somewhat successful”.

1 mins

Oracle bodes ill for Al bubble

In only three months, Oracle has turned from a surprise winner in the huge boom in AI company shares into a potential weakest link that could cause the market to crash.

1 mins