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AUTUMN STATEMENT

Biggest tax cuts in 35 years as Tories prepare for election fight

Households will still pay more as extra three million workers dragged into 40pc bracket

Stealth raid to drag millions into 40 per cent income tax band

Don’t touch this load of old flannel with a bargepole

Patrick O'Flynn

Dame Alison Rose

National Insurance calculator: find out your new take-home pay

national insurance

Rishi Sunak is finally trying to reverse Britain’s long drift towards socialism

Allister Heath

Higher-rate tax payers to landlords: The Autumn Statement's winners and losers

Boost for landlords of 1.6m properties as Chancellor gives rental cash injection

Crackdown to tackle ‘morally wrong’ rise in sickness benefits claimants

Chancellor’s £900 triple lock boost is ‘one of the largest-ever increases’

Treasury to get £2bn inheritance tax boost as Jeremy Hunt shelves cuts

Headlines

Anti-Islam firebrand Geert Wilders wins Dutch election

Far-Right political veteran, 60, predicted to win majority after campaign demanding a Nexit referendum and ‘zero asylum seekers’

Two dead after car flew into air and exploded on US-Canada border

Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose sued for alleged sexual assault by former model

Laurence Fox is ‘a colour-blind liberal and anti-racist’, court told

FA to stop lighting Wembley arch for political issues or natural tragedies

Autumn Statement

Best year to buy a house revealed by OBR

NatWest shares to be sold off to public in echo of ‘Tell Sid’ campaign

‘One house, two flats’ planning revolution a ‘win-win for all generations’

News briefing

Teenager who pulled out of Snowdonia trip among those mourning crash victims

The deaths of four boys from Shrewsbury is being grieved by everyone in the town, from shopkeepers, to teachers, to parents and friends

Two drown after Channel migrant boat sinks

‘Sutton Hoo king’s lost temple’ discovered in Suffolk

AstraZeneca claims allegations Covid jab is defective are ‘confused’ and ‘wrong in law’

ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR

Israeli soldiers secure 'terror tunnel' underneath Al Shifa Hospital

Netanyahu confirms Red Cross allowed to visit Gaza hostages

Families of hostages in agonising wait ahead of Israel-Hamas ceasefire

Watch: Woman says she’s ‘cleaning the streets’ as she tears down Israeli hostage posters

‘Jihad’ chants can be prosecuted as encouraging terrorism

Features

‘I walked out with a £150 trolley – it was so easy’: the rise of middle-class shoplifting

I'm a Celebrity, day 4 review: 'Never say never' says Nigel Farage on Prime Ministerial prospects

3/5

Inviting Harry and Meghan for Christmas would be nothing short of a disaster for the Royal family

Michael Deacon

The rewilding feud that could spell the end of sheep on Dartmoor

Lifestyle

The 10 worst Doctor Who episodes of all time

Judi Dench accidentally video called co-star Ben Whishaw from the bath

Mercedes-Benz CLE Coupe review: pour one out for the Mercedes coupe as we know it

4/5

With a wave of his magic wand, Hunt has finally taken the fight to Labour

Camilla Tominey

Hunt’s tax cuts are a conjuring trick – with a nasty surprise at the end

Roger Bootle

Autumn Statement can’t conceal the worrying truth about Britain’s future

Szu Ping Chan

Hunt has laid a cunning trap for Labour

Tom Harris

Israel is winning. It won’t give up the fight now

Con Coughlin

Gary Lineker must be out to destroy the BBC

Robin Aitken

Liberals are realising that Trump will probably win. And they are terrified

Roger Kimball

Alex cartoons: November 2023

Letters to the editor

Tax cuts are welcome – but they don’t mend years of broken promises

Telegraph View

The Tories are taking the battle to Labour

The received wisdom of the Covid Inquiry

Obituaries

Annabel Giles, actress and broadcaster who later forged careers as novelist and agony aunt – obituary

Joan Savage, variety star who appeared as Greta Garbo in Dad’s Army and in Coronation Street

News

UK weather: Arctic blast to bring sub-zero temperatures and snow this week

Forecasters predict it could reach as low as minus six degrees across rural parts of Scotland as cold winds arrive from the North
Mystery child pneumonia outbreak reported in China hospitals
Government disinformation unit rebrands following accusations it suppressed free speech
Asylum seeker simulated sex with mother in front of her children, court hears
Watch: James Cleverly allegedly calls Stockton-on-Tees ‘a s---hole’
Harvard scientists discover the reason you can't stop itching
National Insurance cut for Scots could be wiped out by SNP tax rises
Germany and Italy join forces to build pipeline across Alps
Watch: SNP councillor cleans windows during Zoom meeting

Business

Sport

FA to stop lighting Wembley arch for political issues

Exclusive: New policy implemented after board review following criticism for not illuminating arch after the Hamas attacks on Israel
Jason Burt Wembley arch was lit too often – FA’s sensible approach finally gives clarity
Owen Farrell sets sights on 2027 World Cup

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Israel must face reality in this truce - for the most part, Hamas has vanished

Diplomats will be hoping that both sides realise they have little to gain from continuing on a war footing in Gaza

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