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England vs France Kane penalty miss condemns Three Lions to World Cup defeat – latest reaction

England's World Cup dreams end in heartbreaking defeat to reigning champions France in a blockbuster quarter-final clash

'Utter heartbreak' How the world reacted to France's quarter-final win over England

Gareth Southgate considers future as England manager after agony of World Cup exit

Player ratings Bukayo Saka dazzles in defeat but pressure gets to Harry Kane

Sam Wallace Kane falters in England's quest for a defining moment

In winning the Kylian Mbappe battle, England lost the war

Oliver Brown Gareth Southgate may feel he is at a natural end point with England but deserves to leave as he wishes

Right-sided thinking and old-fashioned crosses: How the quarter-final was won and lost

Thom Gibbs Laugh all you like, Kylian Mbappe –we've been here before

Pick your World Cup 2022 winner with the Telegraph's predictor

Politics

Labour vows war on ‘hostile’ health unions

Jeremy Hunt faces Tory rebellion over £7bn government spending on ‘woke’ projects

Tell union leaders not to coordinate strikes, Tories urge Sir Keir Starmer

HealthCare

Wes Streeting interview Failures in the NHS mean I still don’t know if I’m clear of cancer

Problems with his own treatment have made political issues very personal for the shadow health secretary

‘The elderly don’t want to burden family, so they call us instead – these are their biggest worries’

NHS patients to be sent to private hospitals for treatment as nurses strike

Dishing out antibiotics 'like sweets' for Strep A will fuel superbugs, experts warn

Royals

The real reasons Prince William and Prince Harry's relationship fell apart

With the divide between the two brothers now seemingly irreparable, we trace the roots of the royal rift

Harry and Meghan’s documentary puts Royal family at risk, warns ex-head of security

Sussexes' Netflix shows will end on a high and draw a line under Megxit

Anna Pasternak Meghan had everything Wallis Simpson was denied, but still it wasn’t enough

Watch: Harry and Meghan reminisce about first wedding dance in new Netflix trailer

features

Can a raisin really reboot your sex life?

Sophia Money-Coutts I'm not so sure I want a husband... 'tis the season to be selfishly, blissfully single

Dear Richard Madeley ‘My husband is secretly messaging his ex-fling’

news briefing

Billionaire's daughter gets BBC job with help from social mobility charity

Asylum seekers in hotels ‘could be recruited by extremist groups’

Call your Christmas parties ‘festive celebrations’, civil servants told

business & money

WhatsApp raises threat of UK shutdown in encryption row

First-time buyer almost bought house fraudulently listed on Zoopla

Tory grandees behind £10bn crypto claim against exchanges including Binance

World

Putin's new 'General Armageddon' injects discipline and stabilises Russian army

Sergey Surovikin is a dangerous adversary for the Ukrainians as he plots to freeze the nation into submission

Funeral for a Ukrainian soldier killed in Bakhmut

'I fear a full-blown war between the West and Russia', Nato chief warns

UK has sent 'just two weeks' worth of artillery munitions to Ukraine'

Russia and Iran working on building joint drone production lines

Sanctions loophole ‘lets Russian oil into Britain through the backdoor’

The West has more reason to fear a rational Vladimir Putin

We remain united for now, but if the Russian president is in it for the long-term, the free world’s unity may soon crumble

First Gordon Brown broke the constitution – now he wants to see it burn

Militant trade unions are in for a shock if they think we’ll tolerate 70s chaos

Why not make private school fees tax deductible?

Mark Littlewood

Early retirement has become a perilous gamble

Camilla Tominey

Capitalism has lost the buccaneering spirit that gave us the Boeing 747

Work-shy Britain will only recover if it learns from Elon Musk

Alex cartoons: December 2022

Letters to the editor

A long-awaited family Christmas thrown into doubt by ruthlessly timed strike action

The Telegraph View

Hunt’s deregulation of the City is more a whimper than a bang

The Sussexes’ documentary is a very Californian exercise in grievance

Obituaries

Ruth Madoc, actress who found fame as the lovelorn Yellowcoat Gladys in the hit sitcom Hi-de-Hi! – obituary

Lord Young of Graffham, entrepreneur turned cabinet minister who helped to push through the reforms of the Thatcher era – obituary

News

Ngozi Fulani's charity Sistah Space halts work over safety concerns in wake of Palace racism row

Ms Fulani revealed that Lady Susan Hussey had asked her 'what part of Africa' she was from at a Buckingham Palace reception
Police could be forced to pay £25 a day under Ulez expansion plans, Sadiq Khan warned
Labour's private school plans are ‘economically illiterate’, top headmaster warns
Greggs introduces pronoun badges for staff
Matt Hancock ‘plans new career in serious documentaries’
Princess of Wales to host Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey
Sixth formers being taught A-levels online with approval of education ministers
Tory councillors in Wales aim to block introduction of entirely vegan meals
Border Force set to seize lowest number of illegal firearms in a decade

Business

Sport

Erik ten Hag: Cristiano Ronaldo betrayed us – but my Man Utd players have already moved on

The true extent of Ten Hag's resentment at the way Ronaldo behaved has been laid bare
How can England stop Kylian Mbappe?
US sports journalist Grant Wahl dies while covering Qatar 2022 World Cup match

Life & Style

Travel The glamorous but forgotten Italian ski resort that's ready for a renaissance

With the Russians gone, Madonna di Campiglio will offer excellent value this season
Why this vibrant enclave of London may soon be unrecognisable

Once associated with Jack the Ripper and 1960s gangsters, this East End district may soon be unrecognisable thanks to relentless development
‘Poinsettias give an instant Christmas effect’ – and more easy tips for festive decor on a budget

This year, the smart way to have a stylish Christmas is to make the most of what you have; we asked interior experts for their tips
Travel ‘Steal from the hotel buffet? I have a jacket with extra large pockets just for that purpose’
Diana Henry's stunning vegetable side dishes
Feature Why MP John Stonehouse really faked his own death
Fashion The cash-saving but stylish solution to black tie dressing

Arts and Entertainment

News in focus

SAS founder and a British and Irish Lion: The real Paddy Mayne

Mayne was renowned for his bravery on the pitch and his antics off it – especially during the Lions tour of South Africa in 1938

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