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All maritime traffic from the Polish port of Elblag currently has to go through Russian waters to reach the Baltic, pictured Credit: EPA/JENS BUETTNER Poland is to press ahead with building a new canal to bypass a stretch of land and water controlled by Russia in order to show its neighbour that Poland is a "sovereign country". The canal will cut through a narrow strip of land separating the Vistu
A British man could become the first person in the world to be cured of HIV using a new therapy designed by a team of scientists from five UK universities. The 44-year-old is one of 50 people currently trialling a treatment which targets the disease even in its dormant state. Scientists told The Sunday Times that presently the virus is completely undetectable in the man’s blood, although that coul
Hillary Clinton waves as the crowd takes selfies during a campaign stop in Orlando Credit: Barbara Kinney/Victor Ng/Twitter It is a photo that captures perfectly the age of the selfie. Hillary Clinton, who could soon become America's first woman president, stands at the front of a room packed with people. Yet instead of having all the eyes of the room trained on her, the crowd has turned its colle
A dog called Maya is achieving celebrity status in Spain as she waits for her owner outside the doors of a hospital in Alicante, a vigil which has already lasted for six days. Despite the efforts of her owner’s father, Maya refuses to be led away or distracted from her duty, honouring the tradition of her Akita Inu breed, reputed to be among the most loyal dogs in the world. Last Sunday Maya’s own
Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe made an appearance during the Closing Ceremony of the Rio Olympics, disguised as Super Mario. As the Closing Ceremony drew to a close, the governor of Tokyo formally accepted the Olympic flag, marking the end of the 2016 games. As per tradition, the next hosts were afforded a short time to showcase their country and give a teaser trailer of their plans for the nex
The Japanese emperor hinted that he wished to step down on Monday in an an unprecedented move which could see the first abdication in the country’s modern history and a complete overhaul of its imperial constitution. In a rare televised address, Emperor Akihito told the nation that he was concerned he could no longer carry out his duties due to fears of ill health and expressed a desire for an ord
Jump to navigation On August 6, 1945, the US dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, killing about 140,000 by the end of the year, out of the 350,000 who lived in the city. Three days later, a second atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. As the 70th anniversary of the world's first nuclear attack approaches, Reuters photographer Issei Kato sourced archive images of the cities in the aftermath of the
The recent tensions have centred on uninhabited islands and rocks in the East China Sea that both countries say belongs to them. The Japanese, who have claimed the islands since the 19th century, call them the Senkaku Islands and that is how they are generally referred to internationally. In China they are known at the Diaoyu Islands. There are records showing the Chinese Ming Dynasty used the isl
Donald Trump has savaged Japan, one of America's closest allies, stating that if the US is attacked, all Japan would do is "sit home and watch Sony television". He expressed his frustration that the US is bound by treaty to defend the Asian nation but that if the United States is attacked, the Japanese cannot help because of Article 9, which constitutionally forbids it to send armed forces oversea
The IMF's chief Christine Lagarde is presiding over an organisation that is almost out of control The International Monetary Fund’s top staff misled their own board, made a series of calamitous misjudgments in Greece, became euphoric cheerleaders for the euro project, ignored warning signs of impending crisis, and collectively failed to grasp an elemental concept of currency theory. This is the la
Starmer to win Labour’s largest ever majority, final Telegraph poll shows The party is set to win 39 per cent of the vote – almost twice as much as the Conservatives How Boris Johnson went from the Tories’ secret weapon to electoral liability His last-minute rallying call may have gone down well with Tory supporters but the ex-PM’s popularity rating remains perilously low
It may be early days for Theresa May's new government, but there is already one fierce battle raging between Number 10 and the Foreign Office. While the Prime Minister and Boris Johnson, the new Foreign Secretary, may have been on different sides of the Brexit debate, Mrs May put their differences aside to appoint her one-time leadership rival to a top cabinet role. As these pictures show, the pai
Benedict Cumberbatch poses alongside a bloodhound in this new picture of the fourth series of Sherlock Credit: Hartswood Films 2016 The next series of Sherlock, the hit BBC drama, could be the last, the programme’s creator has warned, as he suggested that Benedict Cumberbatch is now such an internationally-renowned actor that he only does the show out of loyalty to its fans. Steven Moffat, the exe
A Cambridge academic has protested against Brexit by showing up naked at her faculty's meeting A Cambridge academic walked in naked at a meeting at the Faculty of Economics in protest against the results of the EU referendum. Victoria Bateman had written on her breasts and stomach ‘Brexit leaves Britain naked’. The academic arrived at the faculty’s meeting last Wednesday where director of studies
Google is planning a shake-up of the smartphone market by releasing its own handset, a move that would tighten its grip on mobile software and see it compete directly with the iPhone. The technology giant is in discussions with mobile operators about releasing a Google-branded phone that will extend the company’s move into hardware, sources familiar with the discussions told The Telegraph. Google
The City is already changing its tune, insisting that it can prosper outside the EU after all It is time for Project Grit. We warned over the final weeks of the campaign that a vote to leave the EU would be traumatic, and that is what the country now faces as markets shudder and Westminster is thrown into turmoil. The stunning upset last night marks a point of rupture for the post-war European ord
British people will still be able to go and work in the EU; to live; to travel; to study; to buy homes and to settle down Credit: Stefan Rousseau/AFP This EU referendum has been the most extraordinary political event of our lifetime. Never in our history have so many people been asked to decide a big question about the nation’s future. Never have so many thought so deeply, or wrestled so hard with
Nigel Farage has admitted that it was a "mistake" to promise that £350million a week would be spent on the NHS if the UK backed a Brexit vote. Speaking just an hour after the Leave vote was confirmed the Ukip leader said the money could not be guaranteed and claimed he would never have made the promise in the first place. The pledge was central to the official Vote Leave campaign and was controver
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Britain's decision to leave the European Union has opened up a "new panorama" on the status of Gibraltar, according to a senior Spanish minister, who called on Britain to enter negotiations on joint sovereignty. The small peninsula off the south coast of Spain, a British Overseas Territory since 1713 and known to its 30,000 residents as "the Rock", is a major point of contention in Anglo-Spanish r
Angela Eagle expected to launch labour leadership bidLabour MPs go to police over death threats Corbyn compares Israel to Islamic State Who is Angela Eagle?Labour shadow cabinet resignations - the lettersIt's civil war - newspaper round-up Ed Miliband says Corbyn's position is 'untenable'Why Angela Eagle is exactly what Labour needs Jeremy Corbyn has appeared to compare Israel to "various self-
How the 12 regions of the UK have voted The large Brexit votes in the North of England were the first sign of things to come in the EU referendum - 58 per cent of the North East backed leaving the EU in the end. More than one in three people along the coast north of Hartlepool placed themselves in the DE social-class in the last census. Leave's victory here can be seen as a sign that they successf
Omar Mateen, the Isil-inspired gunman who murdered 49 people at a gay nightclub in Florida, had scouted the Disney World resort in Orlando as a possible target before he carried out America’s worst mass shooting. Mateen, 29, and his wife went to the tourist attraction – visited by thousands of Britons every week – in April, with Mateen paying particular attention to the Disney Springs shopping are
Dating in the 21st century is pretty bleak. It’s so bleak that we are increasingly throwing ourselves at the mercy of computers, outsourcing our love lives to algorithms and spreadsheets. Marketing and the film industry tells us that ‘Planet Single’ is a barren, isolated wasteland where it rains the silent tears of the broken-hearted. Escape from this planet is mandatory. But for most single peopl
So often older women make that mistake of feeling they need to reach for beige, taupe and any other non-descript hue that will see them blending into the background. Not so for The Queen, who chose a bold neon green outfit by Stewart Parvin for today's milestone Trooping The Colour - celebrating both her 90th birthday and the fact she’s now Britain’s longest serving sovereign. Within minutes of He
A 1,300-strong flock of sheep had to be rounded up by police in the Spanish city of Huesca after their shepherd fell asleep. According to city authorities, the police were alerted to the presence of the extremely large flock attempting to negotiate the streets in the centre of Huesca at around 4.30am on Tuesday when a local resident dialled Spain’s 112 emergency number. The dozing shepherd was mea
Lotte Reiniger, the German film-maker who brought a European slant to the traditionally Asian art of silhouette puppetry, would have been 117 today. Born in the Charlottenburg district of Berlin in 1899, Reiniger started experimenting with shadow puppet productions while still at school, making her silhouettes act out scenes from Shakespeare to entertain her schoolmates. Lotte Reiniger's early car
Ever since the EU restricted sales of traditional incandescent light bulbs, homeowners have complained about the shortcomings of their energy-efficient replacements. The clinical white beam of LEDs and frustrating time-delay of ‘green’ lighting has left many hankering after the instant, bright warm glow of traditional filament bulbs. But now scientists in the US believe they have come up with a so
The Descending God's Temple which is on the Mayan site of Tulum. It is located on the eastern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. Credit: AFP/Getty Images A Canadian schoolboy appears to have discovered a lost Mayan city hidden deep in the jungles of Mexico using a new method of matching stars to the location of temples on earth. William Gadoury, 15, was fascinated by the ancient Central A
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