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Byline: James Crisp and Jorg Luyken in Berlin EARLY elections in Germany may not be possible over a lack of paper, the head of the electoral commission has said. Olaf [...]

Byline: James Warrington The owner of The Guardian has said it will retain a stake in The Observer as bosses try to quell a staff rebellion over plans to sell [...]

Byline: Joe Barnes Jeff Bezos, the Amazon founder, has reportedly blocked The Washington Post from endorsing a candidate for president - the first time it has not done so in [...]

Byline: Samantha Lewis Three hundred years ago, the Danish captain Johan Georg Motzmann and his brother found themselves in need of a site for ship repairs. Wanting a central location, [...]

Byline: Matt Oliver SOARING power costs and a lack of clarity around net zero are threatening the future of British industry, one of the country's biggest manufacturers has warned. Miles [...]

A primary school headmaster has been banned from the classroom after he replaced a pupil's exam paper with a photocopy of another student's work. Christopher Wright also allowed pupils extra [...]

Byline: Tim Sigsworth THE advertising regulator has declined to investigate a pro-Palestinian charity that published a local newspaper advertisement accusing Israel of 'genocide' and 'apartheid'. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) [...]

Byline: Eleanor Steafel and Abigail Buchanan Late last year, Jennifer Cairns received a letter from an NHS clinic inviting her to attend an online course on ways to manage chronic [...]

SIR - I have received three election leaets for the local and general elections, all full of promises to ght for jobs and keep services local. However all three leaets [...]

Byline: CON COUGHLIN The primary purpose of the Iranian consulate in Damascus, which was hit by an Israeli air strike this week, has likely never been the dispensing of visas [...]

Byline: Our Foreign Staff TWO doll-like figures and a three-fingered hand said to be proof of extraterrestrial life were in fact made with paper, glue, metal and human and animal [...]

Byline: Sam Wallace chief football writer at Stamford Bridge Chelsea 1 Palmer 45+4 pen Fulham 0 No player in the Premier League era has won more penalties than Raheem Sterling [...]

Byline: JANET DALEY The US media company RedBird IMI, funded by the rulers of Abu Dhabi must not be permitted to take ownership of this newspaper. That statement should be [...]

Byline: James Warrington If Jim Mullen, chief executive of publisher Reach, was hoping to mollify his workforce at a company-wide meeting earlier this month, his eorts proved futile. 'He answered [...]

Byline: Sam Wallace Fulham 0 Manchester Utd 1 Fernandes 90+1 The glory and adrenalin of a lastminute winning goal away from home was in keeping with the great traditions of [...]

Byline: Sam Wallace Fulham 0 Manchester Utd 1 Fernandes 90+1 The glory and adrenalin of a lastminute winning goal away from home was in keeping with the great traditions of [...]

Byline: Steven Taylor THE Soviet Union tried to use a captured RAF pilot who crash-landed in East Germany in 1950 as leverage for the release of a Russian defector, newly [...]

Byline: Nataliya Vasilyeva in Jerusalem and Roland Oliphant in Tel Aviv HAMAS terrorists targeted primary schools to kill babies and children or take them hostage, according to plans retrieved from [...]

Byline: Ewan Somerville OXBRIDGE dons have accused a rival scholar of 'undermining the history of Britain' with no evidence after she claimed that a key figure of the Industrial Revolution [...]

Byline: Daniel Jones THE next time you pick up a Mars bar something might feel different - it will be wrapped in paper rather than plastic. The new environmentally friendly [...]

Byline: Oliver Gill HUNDREDS of London rail workers have been handed bonuses of about PS1,000 each for agreeing to ditch paper payslips. German state-owned Arriva Rail London, which runs overground [...]

Fly paper Final adjustments are made to Murmuration, an installation of origami birds at Forest Hill Library in Lewisham, south-east London. The display, which is part of We Are Lewisham [...]

Byline: Sophia Yan China Correspondent and Jenny Pan CAO ZHIXIN usually responded quickly to texts and calls from her friends, happy to chat about everything from arthouse films to rare [...]

Byline: Zoe Strimpel It is always grimly amusing to hear the anti-Britain intelligentsia rail at how this rotten country pretends it has an exclusively glorious past and refuses to reckon [...]

Byline: Ed Cumming It will disappoint fans of The Terminator, but the AI revolution is coming not in the form of killer robots or dystopian autocracies, but chat bots. We [...]

Byline: India McTaggart CARBON paper copying is being tested by staff in Whitehall to keep work going in the event of blackouts this winter. Under emergency plans that are being [...]

Byline: Victoria Ward Royal CoRRespondent THE Duke of Sussex tried to circumvent the Royal Household by lobbying a senior government adviser over his security concerns, according to court documents. The [...]

Byline: Sergio Olmos and Oleksandr Solodkiy in Izyum When Volodymyr Kolesnyk went deep into the forest outside Izyum in search of his family's final resting place yesterday, he had nothing [...]

Byline: Phoebe Southworth LEGAL papers are to be served by nonfungible token (NFT) in a groundbreaking High Court move to prevent cryptocurrency fraudsters from hiding behind anonymity. For the first [...]

Byline: Annabel Rivkin and Emilie McMeekan Dear Broody, A This is such a tough question: a tough question to live through and a tough question to answer. Some will shriek [...]

Byline: Fleur Britten Repurpose your paper Once you tune into the idea that any old paper can be reused, there is no shortage of supply. Get into the habit of [...]

Byline: Steve Bird THE United Arab Emirates tried to 'influence' government ministers to 'mislead' the British public about important international affairs, a sacked embassy bodyguard has claimed in court filings. [...]

Byline: Patrick Sawer MORE than a dozen British actors and film crew were fooled into parting with cash by a bogus producer who impersonated some of the biggest names in [...]

Byline: Craig Simpson SHOPPERS looking to buy books as Christmas presents have been urged to purchase their gifts early amid concerns that a worldwide paper shortage could lead to supply [...]

Byline: Lucy Burton A BOUTIQUE investment firm has begun targeting frustrated 'paper millionaires' in need of extra cash but not yet able to sell or float their business. Hambro Perks, [...]

Byline: Simeon Tegel CHILE'S president may become the first government head to be impeached as a result of the so-called Pandora Papers scandal. Opposition lawmakers have filed a constitutional indictment [...]

Byline: Oliver Gill MINISTERS are preparing to scrap paper rail tickets across south-east England by rolling out contactless pay ments that will be integrated into London's Oyster card regime. Transport [...]

THERE'S ONLY SO long even an anxious, self-absorbed neurotic like me can spend worrying about houses and gazing at her navel. I've spent almost a year panicking about property, feeling [...]

Byline: Harry Yorke Whitehall editor BRITAIN is working on plans to withdraw from three major EU research programmes, which would see Brussels denied up to PS15billion funding. Amid deteriorating relations [...]

Byline: Oliver Gill THE Serious Fraud Office prosecuted two former Serco executives after overlooking board papers that backed up their claims that they were not culpable for an elaborate scheme [...]

Police in Nicaragua on Friday raided independent newspaper La Prensa, which had branded the government a 'dictatorship' after being forced to suspend its print edition. The publication announced the suspension [...]

Byline: Patrick Sawer AN AMERICAN student who fooled newspapers into believing he was an Irish peer has admitted he was wrong to do so after being exposed as a fraud. [...]

Two executives from Hong Kong's pro-democracy Apple Daily appeared in court yesterday on charges of collusion and were denied bail after authorities deployed a sweeping security law to target the [...]

Byline: says James Ashton IMAGINE starting a business with a clean sheet of paper. No historic cost overheads, indoctrinated staff or legacy operations to unwind. Since it was spun out [...]

PAPER TRAIL City freesheets must find new ways to make money if they are to survive P. [...]

Byline: Christopher Hope Chief PolitiCal CorresPondent COUNTING at the May elections will be delayed in England because ballot papers will need to be quarantined in case people have sneezed Covid [...]

Byline: Ben Woods During his maiden speech at the House of Lords earlier this month, Lord Lebedev provided a pithy appraisal of his time as a newspaper proprietor. 'I will [...]

Byline: Susy Atkins Gin-in-a-bag, anyone? The way our drinks are packaged has become increasingly interesting as eco-conscious producers attempt to move away from heavy glass bottles, and now a premium [...]

sir - Although I agree with everything that Sir Nicholas Soames says about Cambridge University's recent 'trashing' of his grandfather's reputation (report, February 28), I would urge him to recall [...]

A paper girl who saved the life of one of her customers was presented with a special award yesterday. Naomi Jupp was on her normal round when she noticed a [...]