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Time to face the truth: our fate is on our dinner plates

There’s no greater pleasure in life than feeling happy, healthy and fit for the future — for me and for my children

A chef who posted online that she had “spiked a vegan” received such abuse and alleged death threats that she felt forced to resign

As innovation begets breakthrough, the day will come when we — as a species — will have to reach a consensus about what is acceptable and what isn’t

Cancer charities report a spike in inquiries when stars open up about their diagnoses, but they deserve their privacy

Harry’s graceless comments on kingship won’t go down well with dad writes Telegraph columnist Judith Woods

We spend more than three hours every day in a parallel universe.

The winner of this year’s Man Booker Prize talks about his bold, surreal satire whose narrator brings back slavery

Meeting James Cameron, the big beast of the blockbuster with a reputation to match, is a Titanic experience

Why would we women voluntarily spend our hard-earned cash on something that makes our toes crumple and blister to the point of weeping?

All parents love their children. But that doesn’t give them the sole right to dictate the terms of their life or their death

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