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Britain has agreed to pay into European Union development schemes as the price for rejoining the bloc’s electricity market, according to a draft text seen by The Telegraph.
Taxpayer money will be funnelled into projects to build roads, airports and green energy facilities across the bloc’s poorer member states under the plan.
In exchange, British energy companies will be allowed to trade freely in the EU’s single market for electricity.
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Ambrose Evans-Pritchard says that Washington has underestimated Tehran’s ability to withstand economic and military pressure – and that further escalation could leave the US with few good options.
Read his latest column ⬇️
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🔴 Prince George watches Aston Villa with Prince William in Barcelona
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Labour’s Brexit reset with the EU could come at a significant cost to Britain’s food industry and economic growth.
Our writer's latest column examines what Britain has given up – and what it stands to gain in return ⬇️
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Poland's Donald Tusk said men carrying torches had been seen making “disturbing movements” near the 143-mile frontier with the Russian territory on Monday night.
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A proposed law banning conversion practices could put parents at risk of prosecution for questioning their children about their gender identity, MPs, peers and experts have warned.
The legislation would introduce prison sentences of up to five years for attempts to suppress or change someone’s sexual orientation or gender identity.
@Daniel_J_Martin, @haylesdixon, and Tim Sigsworth examine the growing calls for the Bill to be scrapped ⬇️
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The Royal Navy has intercepted a Russian spy ship off the coast of Scotland.
Helicopters were dispatched to track the intelligence-gathering ship, which was “closely monitoring” a Nato exercise, near the Outer Hebrides.
Moscow has intensified its activity in and around British waters this year, using warships, civilian vessels and fishing trawlers.
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In his closing speech, Russell Brand’s barrister urged jurors to “apply pure, cold logic” when considering the allegations against the actor.
Ian Winter KC addressed the jury on the 13th day of Brand’s rape trial, with Brand accompanied in court by his wife and father-in-law.
Our reporter was inside court and gives an overview of the key arguments made in the defence’s closing speech ⬇️
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Introducing The Right Track with me, Poppy Coburn, a new show for The @Telegraph.
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George Madgwick, a Reform UK councillor has been charged with 35 offences including 12 counts of rape.
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Wayne Sleep has revealed he is undergoing treatment for cancer.
The 78-year-old former Royal Ballet dancer shared the news in an Instagram post. He was previously diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2015 but he has not shared his specific diagnosis this time.
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What are the three issues that could prove most damaging to Donald Trump as voters head to the polls in the US midterm elections?
@connorstringer names the challenges facing the president, and what they could mean for the Republicans.
More of our correspondents' predictions here 👇
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'My affair blew up my marriage and left me in self-loathing hell. Now, I’ve devoted my life to helping those in the same position I was in.'
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Hundreds of parents, schoolchildren and staff have staged a protest outside a private school that closed without warning at the half-term.
Leweston School, which was founded in 1891, announced that it would not reopen after the break, and said Labour’s VAT raid on private education had been partly to blame.
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BeOnd airlines, offering a business-class-only service to the Maldives, has cancelled its November schedule in a string of teething problems
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Taxman accused of ‘absurd duplication and waste’ as rules become more complex
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The King was left without an umbrella in torrential rain during a military ceremony in Antigua, becoming so wet he joked that his trousers were “about to grow watercress”.
The monarch threw up his hands up and asked “where’s the umbrella?” as the sudden downpour hit the event, marking the 45th anniversary of Antigua’s independence.
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'You can be pro-migration but still understand that too much isn't good'
On today's Daily T, @CamillaTominey and @timothy_stanley discuss Shabana Mahmood's climbdown on visas and the missed opportunity that could cost the taxpayer £10bn, suggesting that the Home Secretary has been 'bullied out of her immigration crackdown by the Lefties in Cabinet'...
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Care workers could be treated like doctors and nurses under plans by Shabana Mahmood to water down her migration reforms.
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US president rambles on about Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and calls Democrats ‘communist jihadists’
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Mélanie Berger-Volle, who has died aged 105, was born into a working-class Jewish family in Vienna.
After fleeing Austria when it was annexed by Nazi Germany, she became involved in resistance activities in France, narrowly avoiding transportation to Ravensbrück through a mixture of good luck and daring.
Read more about her extraordinary life here ⬇️
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