HS2 and Lords reforms are postponed – and the PM is even ready to shelve the gay marriage plans he fought for
'To compete on English soil, we train on Argentine soil' says stirring advert, filmed in 'Las Malvinas'
Police investigating Gareth Williams's death have been hamstrung by 'national security' concerns
One million homeowners face mortgage rate rises today - adding £300m to the annual repayment bill
A bad day for London 2012 as Telegraph goes to town over moths, missiles and music
Evening Standard poll shows Conservative incumbent in the box seat - but turnout will be key
And Eric Pickles admits Tories face huge losses at local elections in just four days' time
Minicab firm that told its drivers to illegally use bus lanes loses its government contract
A giant baobab tree sculpture is erected outside the Southbank Centre in London. The installation, entitled Under the Baobab, is made from brightly coloured fabrics from around the world and is part of the centre's Festival of the World exhibition.
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