Claire Newell

The move by the ICO will likely raise questions about whether Britain was sufficiently prepared for Covid-19

The pandemic has heaped pressure on women to successfully balance childcare and home schooling – including Stella Creasy MP

NHS officials are working as private consultants and charging frail pensioners’ relatives for help securing funding from the state, a Telegraph investigation has found.

Dressed in a charcoal grey suit offset with an open-necked pink pinstripe shirt, Farouq Ogunseye looked every inch the successful businessman as he took a seat opposite his potential new clients.

Sir Philip Green has been named in Parliament as the businessman at the centre of Britain’s #MeToo scandal.

Ten senior officials on the Department of Health's Pharmaceutical Market Support Group also act as consultants to drugs companies

All the key developments since an undercover investigation found Sir Malcolm Rifkind and Jack Straw offered to use their positions as politicians on behalf of a fictitious company in return for payment

Intelligence agency investigation discovers extremists linked to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) have been targeting information held by some of David Cameron’s most senior ministers

The Fifa president could be interviewed by the Swiss attorney general who is conducting an inquiry into the Qatar World Cup bid

Former Premier League striker - who played for Bolton Wanderers, West Bromwich Albion and Hull City - convicted of conspiracy after Telegraph investigation

Dr Palaniappan Rajmohan will face a Fitness to Practise panel convened by the General Medical Council, after being exposed in a Telegraph investigation

Now David Cameron and Ed Miliband caught in cash for access row over chats with 'businessman'

Kevin McGinty has known Alison Saunders for 20 years. Did the Attorney General know that when he appointed him?

Senior Lib Dem Lord Strasburger resigns from party as Electoral Commission begins investigation over allegations that party took donations against regulations

Chief Secretary to the Treasury paid a “social visit” to the home of Sudhir Choudhrie, whose family have given more than £1 million to the Liberal Democrats, while on an official trip to India

Party candidate Ibrahim Taguri told Telegraph reporter to circumvent strict reporting rules by using back-dated cheques and family members

Dieticians are telling parents to feed their children junk food, including crisps and chocolate

Exclusive: Ghana Football Association calls in police after undercover investigation by The Telegraph and Channel Four’s Dispatches programme finds that the President of Ghana’s FA agreed for the team to play in international matches that others were prepared to rig

Uefa president Michel Platini under pressure to explain secret meeting with man at centre of Qatar World Cup scandal

Son of Fifa official moved to work in Qatar after country got World Cup vote