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The Daily Telegraph

London

Language : English

Circulation : 842,900

http://www.telegraph.co.uk

Founded in 1855, The Telegraph is “Middle England’s” leading conservative paper alongside The Daily Mail. Nicknamed the Torygraph for its close ties to the conservative party, its stance is pro-Atlantic Alliance and Eurosceptical, its style pugnacious and engagé. It is also the “quality” paper with the widest circulation in the UK.

Its daily diary is highly valued, particularly for the Court Circular, which reports the royal family’s day-to-day engagements. This broadsheet is owned by billionaire brothers David and Frederick Barclay.

The Telegraph was the first British daily to go online in 1994. Since 2006, its printed and Internet offices are one and the same. Traditional content is rounded out with a wide array of podcasts, videos and blogs.

From The Daily Telegraph

Counterfeiting Fake is absolutely fabulous

A new European Union-funded report has declared that buying counterfeited designer goods can benefit consumers and the companies whose brands are being ripped off.

03 September 2010 The Daily Telegraph
Renewable energies Is the EU’s global warming policy all wrong?

The EU's 20/20/20 policy, which aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions to 20 per cent below 1990 levels by 2020, will cost billions but be of very little benefit in the fight against climate change, argues Bjørn Lomborg.

19 July 2010 The Daily Telegraph
Economic crisis Europe, easy pickings for China

With the recent signature of a €3.3 billion euro contract to lease part of the port of Piraeus, China has established a foothold in Europe. The Daily Telegraph reports on the Middle Kingdom’s strategy to invest in those EU economies struggling most to emerge from the global crisis.

07 July 2010 The Daily Telegraph
Oil industry BP spill sinks British pensions

Barack Obama is holding "his boot on the throat" of Britain’s pensioners, headlines the Daily Telegraph. This extraordinary accusation come in...

10 June 2010 The Daily Telegraph
United Kingdom First cuts, and more pain to come

“First swing of the axe,” headlines the Daily Telegraph, on the morning that new Chancellor George Osborne unveiled plans to cut the British...

24 May 2010 The Daily Telegraph
UNITED KINGDOM Brown resignation sparks Tory outrage

British PM Gordon Brown has offered his resignation in return for a coalition with the Liberal Democrats, leads the Daily Telegraph. The announcement comes...

11 May 2010 The Daily Telegraph
Literature Hoax Shakespeare is for real, says expert

A little known 18th century play is a lost Shakespeare, the Daily Telegraph reveals. According to experts, “Double Falsehood”, penned in 1727 by...

16 March 2010 The Daily Telegraph
United Kingdom British hospitals, not the place to be

Senior managers who presided over one of the worst of the NHS’ recurring hospital scandals, in which up to 1,200 patients died, have got off “scot...

25 February 2010 The Daily Telegraph
United Kingdom Legg inquiry fingers half House of Commons

“This rotten parliament.” The Daily Telegraph’s front page headline, with a photo of the spires of Westminster under louring clouds, pulls no...

05 February 2010 The Daily Telegraph
United Kingdom Suicide mother walks free

British law surrounding the prosecution of relatives who help loved ones to die has been thrown into disarray after the acquittal of a woman accused of trying...

26 January 2010 The Daily Telegraph
Visions of Europe (2) Saying “Adieu” to the continent

Furious with a £14 billion contribution to the bureaucrats of far-off Brussels, lagging behind Norway in GDP, some Englanders have had enough with the European project. Dreaming of the day when Britain becomes an offshore paradise for global investors, Tory MEP Daniel Hannan gives 10 reasons to leave the EU.

29 December 2009 The Daily Telegraph
Afghanistan 100 dead soldiers

Following the death on December 7th of yet another soldier in Helmand province, British army casualties in Afghanistan have reached one hundred this year,...

08 December 2009 The Daily Telegraph
United Kingdom Queen to declare "good" education a right

What is a good education? Is it science-based, the ability to get a job, to be as well-bred as the Queen of England? Opinions vary hugely, but according to the...

18 November 2009 The Daily Telegraph
Lisbon Treaty “Iron-clad” Cameron in EU climb-down

On the day Czech president Vaclàv Klaus has finally put his signature to the Lisbon Treaty, the Daily Telegraph leads with a report that British...

03 November 2009 The Daily Telegraph
United Kingdom BNP on Beeb endorses Churchill and KKK

Last night, Britain was glued to its TV set as Nick Griffin of the British National Party (BNP) appeared on Question Time, a live debate on the BBC, reports...

23 October 2009 The Daily Telegraph
UNITED KINGDOM Legg inquiry shoots Brown in foot

In a midst of financial and climatic crises, never before have the nit-pickings of accountants been pored over with such ardour as in the great democracy that...

13 October 2009 The Daily Telegraph
After Lisbon (4) EU top diplomat, a much better job

With cross the board ratification of the Lisbon treaty imminent, Con Coughlin in the Daily Telegraph points out that even with Tony Blair as first EU president, the role will be largely ceremonial. Real power will be concentrated in the hands of the High Representative for foreign and security policy.

12 October 2009 The Daily Telegraph
Employment Pull a holiday sickie, your boss pays

According to a new ruling by the European Court of Justice, employees now have the right to ask for statutory leave to be reallocated if it is interrupted by...

15 September 2009 The Daily Telegraph
Media Daily Telegraph discovers EU

No-one could accuse the Daily Telegraph of being pro-EU, and yet this morning Britain’s conservative daily of reference has announced that in the coming...

14 September 2009 The Daily Telegraph
european parliament Mr. Johnson goes to Brussels

Aiming to create a more secure investment framework in the EU, the AIFM directive has raised fears in the City over its future as international financial centre. On a recent trip to Brussels to plead its cause, London’s mayor Boris Johnson discovered a futuristic city where, he argues, the real centre of power lies, much to the detriment of Westminster.

08 September 2009 The Daily Telegraph
CAP How green is my subsidy

Countries like the UK are increasingly rankled that, while being forced to increase their contribution to the EU's CAP fund, most subsidies are siphoned off to multinationals and food conglomerates with little connection to traditional farming. Henry Samuels in the Daily Telegraph discovers, however, that the CAP remains a lifeline for small and medium sized French farms.

03 September 2009 The Daily Telegraph
United Kingdom Big Brother isn’t really watching you

With an estimated one million close circuit cameras to follow the comings and goings of its population, ostensibly to deter and detect crime, London is one of...

25 August 2009 The Daily Telegraph
United Kingdom Doubts about British involvement in Afghanistan

The death toll of British servicemen and women reached 204 over the weekend, headlines the Daily Telegraph, which depicts the total with a collage of the...

17 August 2009 The Daily Telegraph
European Parliament Anti-PiS Tory MEP flushed out

Having already threatened to split the party in the 90’s, Europe, it seems, may prove fatal for David Cameron’s British Conservatives. The UK...

15 July 2009 The Daily Telegraph
United Kingdom Blame it on Brown

Gordon Brown’s troubled premiership may well be remembered for having provoked some of the most swingeing newspaper headlines in recent memory. In a...

13 July 2009 The Daily Telegraph
United Kingdom Crime, the best of British

The UK is Europe’s crime capital, clamours the Daily Telegraph. Analysis of figures from the European Commission show a 77% increase in murders,...

02 July 2009 The Daily Telegraph
United Kingdom Crime, the best of British

The UK is Europe’s crime capital, clamours the Daily Telegraph. Analysis of figures from the European Commission show a 77% increase in murders,...

02 July 2009 The Daily Telegraph

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