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Latest Articles

La Serena Villas, Palm Springs

This luxurious, Spanish revival-style escape at the foot of the San Jacinto mountains dates from 1933 and has kept much of its original charm, from its terracotta-tiled roofs to its whitewashed walls and alluring archways.

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Terra, Palm Springs

This small but stylish wellness hotel, designed by a husband-and-wife architect team, opened in early 2025.

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Ingleside Estate, Palm Springs

The Ingleside Estate is the closest thing in Palm Springs to a grande dame hotel – it’s quite simply one of the classiest and most elegant properties in town, with an exceptional historic pedigree and first-class service.

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Two Bunch Palms, Palm Desert

A veritable oasis in the desert, this 77-acre resort has been attracting guests since the 1940s, drawn by its healing mineral hot springs and peaceful, secluded location.

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Korakia Pensione, Palm Springs

This beautiful boutique hotel is split across two different properties and each of the rooms is individually decorated and furnished with antiques.

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

L'Horizon Resort and Spa, Palm Springs

Stay in a little slice of mid-century-modern history at this stunning, upscale resort which combines a series of original, 1950s bungalows

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Kimpton The Rowan, Palm Springs

The Kimpton brand’s seven-storey property – known as ‘Palm Springs’ only skyscraper’ – stands tall amid the rest of the town’s largely low-level buildings, and impresses with the only rooftop pool in the area.

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Tommy Bahama Miramonte Resort and Spa, Indian Wells

This stylish, elegant resort tucked away in the elevated enclave of Indian Wells evokes a tropical island vibe.

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Orbit In, Palm Springs

Designed in 1955 by noted mid-century-modern architect Herbert W Burns, this remarkably well-preserved example of the style is an official historic landmark.

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Holiday House, Palm Springs

Behind an unassuming, whitewashed exterior lies a compact yet colourful boutique hotel, originally designed by noted modernist architect Herbert W. Burns.

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Del Marcos Hotel, Palm Springs

This is possibly the closest you’ll get to the experience of living in the mid-century modern era. This resort hotel is a perfectly preserved time capsule...

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Hotel Zoso, Palm Springs

This full-service, multi-amenity resort hotel has everything needed for families, groups, couples and business travellers...

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Triada Hotel, Palm Springs

Formerly a private estate dating from the 1920s, Triada is an attractive, 56-room hotel spread across three different buildings, which have all been kept in their original, Spanish Eclectic style.

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

The Monkey Tree, Palm Springs

Legendary modernist architect Albert Frey designed this white, angular building with commanding views out onto the San Jacinto mountains as an escape for the great and the good of Hollywood

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Renaissance Hotel, Palm Springs

This vast, 410-roomed, Marriott-run stalwart has been here since 1988, and is notable for its proximity to the Palm Springs Convention Center.

By Laura Millar
17th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Putin’s favourite conductor to lead orchestra in Italy as it breaks ban on pro-Kremlin artists

A Russian conductor and friend of Vladimir Putin is set to perform in Europe for the first time since the invasion of Ukraine.

By Antonia Langford
13th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Shopping Edit for the Telegraph Magazine, July 2025

This is an article in which I was chosen to pick all the merch/items featured in the article, as well as researching and choosing the images featured.

By Bethan Gwynne
12th July 2025 • The Telegraph

I’m a longevity doctor. These are my daily habits to stay young

By Alex Causer
6th July 2025 • The Telegraph

Trump fired 14 bombs, humiliated Iran, and saved Taiwan from annexation

It was a brief decisive war with a major global impact—in the Middle East and beyond. Israel’s victory seals the Jewish State’s status as the region’s strong horse. Iran’s hegemonic ambitious lie in ruins. So do Russia and China’s efforts to build major positions in the Middle East. Trump’s actions …

By Charles Lipson
3rd July 2025 • The Telegraph

The suspended doctor selling sick notes on demand

A suspended doctor is selling sick notes online to customers who want to go on holiday, take months off work for alleged Covid infection or care for an ill dog, The Telegraph can reveal.Asif Munaf, who was suspended from the medical register over anti-Semitic social media posts, runs Dr Sick …

By Chris Middleton Journalist
29th June 2025 • The Telegraph

The seven things that make ADHD much worse

From forgotten appointments and lost keys to emotional ups and downs, poor sleep and chronic procrastination, living with ADHD can feel like being on a rollercoaster with no end in sight.While these daily struggles are frustrating, they rarely happen in isolation, and many things can make them worse. Research shows …

By Laurel Ives
26th June 2025 • The Telegraph

The man who created the modern economy has died. You’ve probably never heard of him

Two men deserve special credit for the smooth, efficient distribution system that brings us an unprecedented cornucopia of produce: Fred Smith and Malcom McLean. Smith, who just died at age 80, created FedEx. McLean, a Houston truck owner in the 1950s, created containerized shipping, which has integrated the supply chain …

By Charles Lipson
26th June 2025 • The Telegraph

Mystery road dots leave Green-led council in a spot of bother

A Green-led council has been branded “absolutely insane” after it painted spots on a road as part of a measure to calm traffic.

By Sarina Bodbin
13th June 2025 • The Telegraph

Owner’s shock as ‘male’ tortoise lays eggs

A tortoise thought to be a male for 41 years has laid four eggs.

By Sarina Bodbin
13th June 2025 • The Telegraph

Rare Hungarian dog becomes latest British pedigree

The Hungarian Mudi has been handed an official seal of approval in the UK after The Kennel Club announced plans to recognise the breed.

By Sarina Bodbin
12th June 2025 • The Telegraph

Why this is a golden age for Jewish theatre

My Jewish mother does not go to the theatre often. But when she does, she sees Fiddler on the Roof. She has seen it so many times she could understudy any character at a moment’s notice. In fairness she did attend a Pinter play once, but walked out at the …

By Alexander Cohen
29th May 2025 • The Telegraph

Ukraine is about to have a major PoW crisis

When Maksym Kolesnikov returned from almost a year in a Russian prison camp, 32kg lighter than he was before, the first things he wanted were warm socks and fried chicken.Captured in March 2022 while defending Kyiv, Mr Kolesnikov endured relentless horrors at the hands of Russian soldiers.The Ukrainian was tortured …

By Antonia Langford
29th May 2025 • The Telegraph

‘The worst we’ve ever seen’: Cholera wards buckle as South Sudan races to contain deadly outbreak

The country’s epidemic, which began last October, has spiralled out of control and has already claimed more than 1,000 lives.

By Andrei Popoviciu
28th May 2025 • The Telegraph

How I turned a drab garden into the perfect hosting space

The owner of this London home created an outdoor area for cooking, relaxing and playing games, whilst finding clever ways to save on costs

By Olivia Lidbury.
23rd May 2025 • The Telegraph

Joe Biden’s cognitive decline is the biggest scandal in modern US history

Biden’s cognitive decline is not one scandal but three interlocking ones. The first, obviously, is the president’s declining mental capacity, especially in his final two years. The second is the deliberate cover-up by White House aides, senior Democrats, and, inexcusably, the mainstream media. The third is the unanswered question of …

By Charles Lipson
21st May 2025 • The Telegraph