"If the Trump torch was to be passed on it would go to Ivanka, who would seek to become the first woman president of the US," says @nickallen789 telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/11/0…
@nickallen789 With Joe Biden declared the winner of the 2020 US election, interest now turns to what happens next - and how the result will affect the future
@nickallen789 There is the potential to enhance or weaken the special relationship in a variety of areas
Often, it is the poetry that comes from conflict that allows us truly to understand what Wilfred Owen called "the pity of war," and contemplate the terrible loss of life it entails.
For more than a century, The Telegraph has run charity appeals at Christmas, inviting readers to get into the festive spirit by helping those in need. One of the first such fundraising campaigns, during the First World War, helped supply troops with Christmas puddings
Last year, readers dug deep into their pockets to support three worthy causes that help vulnerable children, lonely older people and those living with leukaemia.
We raised just shy of £600,000, with an astonishing £101,000 donated during a day-long phone-in
Joe Biden took the key state of Pennsylvania and with leads extending in Georgia, Nevada and Arizona, he has now secured 273 electoral college votes - passing the winner-takes-all majority of 270