French far-right overtakes Macron in EU parliament election poll

Marine Le Pen’s National Rally has overtaken the centrist party of Emmanuel Macron, the French president, for the first time, according to an opinion poll released Sunday, in a further sign of the rise of the far-Right in Europe. The Ifop poll measured voting intentions for European Parliament elections next May, seen as a decisive battle between pro-EU…

WATCH: Donald Trump’s abortion stance is alienating women – but is his Christian support enough to win the midterms?

Two Years Of Trump is a week-long series of special video reports by The Telegraph’s US team. Each day, as the midterm elections approach on November 6, we’ll examine the key issues which voters will be weighing up when they go to the polls. Scroll down to watch our video special report. Donald Trump came…

Despite Donald Trump’s warnings the weary migrant caravan of hope marches onwards

In Honduras she had run a stall selling pupusas, a local tortilla, but been forced to shut down after being extorted by street gangs. "If you don’t pay them they kill you," said the woman, drawing a finger slowly across her throat. "It’s like a tax of war, money to bandits, and you can’t not…

Nine people wounded after woman blows herself up in central Tunis

  A 30-year old woman blew herself up in the centre of the Tunisian capital Tunis on Monday, wounding nine people including eight police in what the Interior Ministry called a "terrorist explosion". Witnesses described a blast on the central Habib Bourguiba avenue where hundreds of police later cordoned off an area near the capital’s…

US calls for ceasefire in Yemen within 30 days, sparking hopes of diplomatic breakthrough

The US has called for a ceasefire in Yemen within 30 days followed by UN-brokered peace talks, sparking guarded hopes for a breakthrough in the international effort to end the country’s disastrous three-year war.    Mike Pompeo, the US secretary of state, and Jim Mattis, the US defence secretary, both said on they wanted to…

EU recalls ambassador in protest at Tanzania’s threat to ‘hunt down homosexuals’

The European Union recalled its ambassador to Tanzania on Monday as police plans to hunt down and jail homosexuals in the country’s largest city prompted international outrage. A 17-member committee charged with identifying and locating gay men in Dar es Salaam is due to begin work this week after it began collecting names of possible…

"It’s true Steam Machines aren’t exactly flying off the shelves"

Valve has published an update on its range of Steam Machine branded third-party PCs, prompted by recent reports the initiative was dead in the water. To be fair, these reports were prompted by Valve itself – specifically, by the company’s recent, quiet removal of its Steam Machine category from Steam’s front page. Steam users were…