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UK ECONOMY

LiveBanks urge Kwarteng to take action now with November Budget ‘way too far away’

Fears of imminent pension crisis forced £65bn market intervention
Pound slumps after Bank steps in to prop up ‘dysfunctional’ markets
Central bank delays plans to sell bonds and will start buying them

The Chancellor meets investment bankers

Liz Truss accused of 'inept madness' in Tory backlash to market turmoil

Jeremy WarnerThatcher knew that sterling parity with the dollar would be a point of no return

Telegraph readersIMF is 'highly incompetent body that is not democratically accountable'

Bank forced to intervene in markets over ‘material risk’ to UK economy

Interest rates to hit 5.75pc as banks pull record number of mortgages

How the Bank of England is scrambling to stabilise markets

Tom StevensonA crisis like this creates no shortage of ways to make money

Pensioners’ £34,000 boost from surging annuity rates

Mortgage calculatorHow much more you will pay as interest rates rise

war in Ukraine

LiveLatestSeparatist leaders call on Putin to annex regions after sham referendums

Salvo of missiles fired on Kharkiv
Putin masses troops on border

Nord Stream pipelines may be so damaged ‘they can never be used again’

AnalysisWhy Putin would want to blow up Nord Stream 2, and the advantages it gives him

David Nott:‘I don’t think Putin will ever stop trying to get Ukraine’

Health

Don’t be fooled by the extraordinary health claims on these foods

Which “healthy” food products are perhaps less impressive than they might seem?

Six surprising foods we will be short of this autumn

‘I gave up drinking after lockdown and lost two and a half stone in four months’

News briefing

Scientists could save endangered species after cloning Maya the Arctic wolf in a Beijing lab

The birth of puppy described as a 'breakthrough in the protection and breeding of wild and endangered animals'

Man can keep his ex-wife's nude photos after divorce, US judge rules

Don’t put a tiara on my sculpture, late Queen told artist

Sir Keir Starmer: ‘Recall Parliament and abandon mini-Budget’

Police officer cleared of assaulting former footballer Dalian Atkinson before his death

Travel

This island is officially the best on Earth – and now's the time to visit

This year's World Travel Awards has uncovered one of the best-kept secrets of the South Seas: a paradise of lazy days and lively evenings

The truth about American tourists – and why you'll see a lot more of them this year

10 facts you probably didn't know about Windsor Castle

Features

Jerry Hall in Saint Laurent is revenge dressing at its best

It takes experience to carry off glamour, as she demonstrated at Paris Fashion Week

The dark story behind Marilyn Monroe and ‘Mr Z’

Why names and pictures almost never match up on film posters

sport

LivePakistan vs England, fifth T20 live: score and latest updates from Lahore

Pakistan are struggling to deal with Wood's pace

Yorkshire sued by ‘sacked’ official over ‘false’ prostitute allegations

Rory McIlroy urges PGA Tour to 'figure something out' with LIV Golf

Giorgia Meloni isn’t far-Right – she just says what we all think

When I listen to the new Italian prime minister speak, I hear mainstream Conservative values that millions of people share

Allison Pearson

Starmer’s Brexit cakeism will be his undoing at a general election

Michael Fabricant

Labour should hope the Kwarteng strategy comes up trumps

Philip Johnston

The Russian military might yet finish Putin off

This is no full-blown financial meltdown but some banks might get burnt

Starmer’s conference has been a triumph of boredom

Come November, Kwarteng must explain exactly how this package will be funded

Alex cartoons: September 2022

Letters to the editor

The Chancellor sees the necessity of weaning Britain off cheap money

The Telegraph View

Labour remains the party of class envy

The apparent attacks on the Nord Stream gas pipelines are a wake-up call

Obituaries

Ian Hay Davison, accountant who took on the formidable task of reforming Lloyd’s of London

William Klein, photographer who captured the vibrancy and chaos of New York streets

News

Business

Sport

Rod Laver exclusive'Federer could be a movie star. Kyrgios? He needs to apply himself'
In a rare interview, Laver opens up on his 'connection' with Roger Federer and mastering the topspin backhand to win at Wimbledon
Inside LineAlex Mitchell given chance to be England game-changer at scrum-half
Rugby UnionFreddie Steward ends speculation over future with new Leicester deal

Life & Style

How to find a winter coat to fit your style
A toasty new outer layer is the fast track to bring your entire wardrobe right up to date
11 photogenic places that are still inexplicably undiscovered
These breathtaking spots, from little-known corners of Scotland to Italy, have charm, beauty – and (almost) no Instagrammers
Smart #1 review: despite the grim software there’s a rather good family car trying to get out
3/5
It’s barely been away but Smart is back as an electric car, built in China and a four-door hatchback instead of a two-door urban runabout
StyleThe one colour Italian women wear to look youthful
GardeningWhat is the best way to grow ferns as houseplants?
FashionThe retro shoe style that has made a classy comeback
Ask the expertCan my insurer cover my hire car's damage excess?

Arts and Entertainment

News in focus

‘Rather than block harmful material online, we have to tackle the causes’
Lord Grade reveals why he came out of retirement to lead Ofcom and hold social media giants to account

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