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The conflict in Syria is soon to enter its eighth year. Instead of winding down - as the regime and its Russian allies would like to tell us - it seems to only be racheting up
The Telegraph has obtained exclusive video of the most high-profile British figures in Islamic State. In this footage the men can be heard discussing how to obtain extra memory cards for laptops to store further propaganda videos
HMS Queen Elizabeth is the biggest and most powerful warship ever built by Britain.
At it reached its home in Portsmouth on Wednesday Theresa May made diplomatic allusions, saying the 65,000 tonne aircraft carrier helps Britain forge a "new, positive, confident role for ourselves on the world stage in the years ahead."
Meet 'Big Lizzie, a symbolic ambassador of post-Brexit Britain.
They key points explained behind the rights of EU migrants living in the UK and UK migrants living in the EU after Brexit.
A video timeline detailing how the Manchester terror attack, which claimed the lives of at least 22 people, unfolded at an Ariana Grande concert on Monday night.
Lying on a hospital bed breathing heavily, these are the last hours of Jamila Ali Abdu's short life.
From persistent back slaps to bizarre power handshakes, President Trump's alpha male body language is hard to ignore. Watch the best moments caught on camera.
The single market is an ambitious, wide-reaching trade agreement between EU member states. Here's everything you need to know, in 90 seconds.
Steve Bannon, Kellyanne Conway and Jared Kushner are some of the key influencers inside Donald Trump's administration - watch this video to find more out about the US president's inner circle.
Brazilian football team Chapecoense were among 81 passengers involved in a plane crash in Colombia on Tuesday. 75 were killed. Watch the video to see how the events around the crash unfolded.
Watch how Donald Trump went from an unlikely presidential candidate to the President of the United States.
Sam Allardyce used his position as England manager to negotiate a £400,000 deal and offered advice to businessmen on how to “get around” FA rules on player transfers, The Telegraph can disclose.
