BBC Factual affirmed its commitment to a broad and exciting range of History output with three new commissions for BBC Two ...

Ms Meloni now faces a balancing act – she must not upset her American ally, as the Spanish have done, but she must also ...

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC is returning to the subject of Elon Musk, with a sequel documentary four years after 72 Films first profiled the tech billionaire. Musk: The Next Chapter (working title) follows on ...

A Q&A with Highland author James Miller about his new book, Keeping the Light On, a decade after the UK voted to leave the ...

Former president Nicos Anastasiades said on Tuesday that discussion over the future of the British bases is premature, arguing that any reassessment should come only after a settlement of the Cyprus ...

At the height of the 2009 banking crisis, George Osborne memorably accused prime minister Gordon Brown of behaving like a “headless chicken”. Little did the then shadow chancellor know that just a few ...

Two years ago, Farage had fewer donations than the Communists. Now, after a blitz of defections, his war chest has eclipsed his rivals’ Nick Gutteridge is The Telegraph’s Chief Political Correspondent ...

She held the office of prime minister longer than any other British politician in the 20th century, setting her country on a right-leaning economic path.

Nine years after the Brexit vote, the British public is showing signs of regret. In 2016, voters opted to leave the European Union in a close-call referendum, with 51.9% voting to leave and 48.1% to ...

Speaking exclusively to Monocle in Tokyo, Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, on the national brand, the importance of connectivity ...

Today in History for March 12: ...

It starts with the recently unearthed Green policy for dog licensing. As Labour found with its plan to cut the benefits of 10 million pensioners you don’t want to upset large swathes of the electorate ...