The Telegraph’s website, telegraph.co.uk, is 30 years old this week, and to celebrate we are making all our content available for free today to showcase the breadth of our groundbreaking journalism to the world.
We were the first newspaper in Europe to go online when we launched the site in November 1994.
In the years since, we have continued to lead the way, bringing innovation and creativity to the quality journalism that has been our hallmark since the first Daily Telegraph hit news stands in 1855.
The Covid pandemic, the death of Queen Elizabeth II and the re-election of Donald Trump are just some of the historic moments that our one million subscribers have trusted us to bring to them in recent years, not to mention agenda-setting investigations such as MPs’ expenses and the Lockdown Files.
The current website – like the newsroom that drives it – is almost unrecognisable from its first incarnation, with award-winning podcasts, such as Ukraine the Latest, and visual journalism to the fore, alongside our traditional news reporting, analysis, sport and comment.
We hope you continue to enjoy our work for the next 30 years.