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Letters: The Chancellor must save Britain’s economy from its addiction to debt
Plus: Covid predictions; Telegraph ownership; imported calendars; Christmas drums; and apologising to Ted Heath
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Britain’s foreign aid approach must ‘adapt to new realities’, David Cameron to say
Former prime minister, named new Foreign Secretary last week, will say approach must benefit British people as well as the world
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Labour demands clarity on winter fuel payments after minister’s remarks
John Glen, the Paymaster General, questioned last month whether benefit should continue to go to all pensioners
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Chancellor plans to take £1k off annual energy bills for those near new pylons
Jeremy Hunt will unveil plan in his Autumn Statement, as part of drive to slash time taken to deliver infrastructure
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Red Wall voters don’t want Cameron back as Foreign Secretary
But those living in the Conservative heartlands were warmer towards the former prime minister who led Remain campaign
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Kemi Badenoch: The Treasury is not the department for growth - mine is
The Business and Trade Secretary is confident her bold post-Brexit direction will bring big rewards
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The Tories have changed direction – but they may not be headed where you think
David Cameron’s return to office seemed to signal the triumph of the Conservatives’ centre-Right wing... except things aren’t what they seem
Analysis and opinion
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Get a grip Rishi, Britain is not a hotel for immigrants – it is our home
Today’s financial statement is a distraction from the one issue that matters
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Sunak’s economic plan has been vindicated
I learnt my politics at the feet of Margaret Thatcher. The PM’s approach is one she would have understood
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Raising tax thresholds for middle earners is a priority
Surely those who have been paying most should be first in line when it comes to easing taxes
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The £100bn problem haunting the election
Britain’s unavoidable burden forces hard choices on both sides of the political spectrum
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Jeremy Hunt: The time has come for tax cuts
In an interview with The Telegraph ahead of his Autumn Statement, the Chancellor says the economy is at a turning point
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Robert Jenrick backs Suella Braverman’s hardline Rwanda plan
Former home secretary set out five-point proposal to end deadlock over the policy in an article for The Telegraph
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Sunak rejects Braverman’s claims he is only ‘tinkering’ with Rwanda plan
PM responds to former home secretary’s criticism, insisting he will take on whoever stands in his way on deportation flights
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David Cameron to be known as Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton
Lord Cameron's new title is revealed as the former prime minister prepares for his debut in the upper house
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Parliament right to override Supreme Court on Rwanda, says Jacob Rees-Mogg
Former Cabinet minister claims it is 'perfectly proper' for MPs to be able to legislate
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‘Come the general election, millions of natural Conservatives will not bother to vote’
Telegraph readers debate the biggest topics of this week, from Sunak's Cabinet reshuffle to the Supreme Court's ruling on the Rwanda policy
