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NADINE DORRIES: Whisper it, but as Harry quietly appears alone at a Remembrance Sunday parade, maybe he CAN be the People's Prince again...

11 hours ago

Another year, another galling display of green virtue-signalling. More than 100,000 people and 90 heads of state are descending onto Antalya, Turkey for the annual United Nations convention

11 hours ago

Supposed news sites like London Post show shady Russian interests have hijacked Britain's local news industry to advance their own political agenda and even destabilise our democracy.

11 hours ago

STEPHEN GLOVER: Wake up and get ready for battle, Brexiteers! Burnham is preparing the ground to rejoin the EU with great speed

1 day ago

Two months to the day after October 7, 2023, a 25-year-old reservist paratrooper called Gal Eisenkot was on a mission to retrieve the bodies of two Israeli hostages from a building in northern Gaza.

1 day ago

London was still shrouded in a blanket of fog at 10.30am yesterday when the Massed Bands of the Household Division in their bearskin caps roused the assembled public.

1 day ago

SARAH VINE: It was a blessed relief when my dementia stricken father finally died

1 day ago

The 'Trans death cult': The Zizians have been associated with a string of murders and suicides, and compared to the Manson Family... now we reveal why so many have been shamefully reluctant to report the truth

1 day ago

Amid all the machismo, the kitchen fistfights, the sexual exploits, swearing and screaming matches, one moment in BBC2's portrait of superstar chef Marco Pierre White struck a very different chord.

1 day ago

Britain's 'strictest headmistress' KATHARINE BIRBALSINGH says our obsession with celebrating the ethnic heritage of children - while feeling shame at Britain's history - is wrong, divisive and may end in civil unrest

3 days ago

Brand seemed to age 1,000 years in three weeks. At the end he looked hollowed out, his wattage dimmed, his dandy highwayman swagger just a memory: JAN MOIR

3 days ago

OPINION - RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: A very shrewd Republican friend predicted this meltdown would happen. Now he tells me: 'Trump's crazy, he's capable of anything - even starting WWIII'

3 days ago

ANGUS MACINTYRE: Why I quit the military after 40 years to be Reform's first Armed Forces spokesman

3 days ago

The sinister ghostly groan as the power in my house died is a sound that will soon be familiar to us all - thanks to Net Zero: PETER HITCHENS

3 days ago

Dear Bel, I follow you on Facebook and read your column, so know a lot about the way you think. Most of the time I'm in agreement, but there is one subject on which we differ: forgiveness.

1 day ago

There was no knock on the door as Russell Brand barged into my TV dressing room when we were both appearing on Channel 4's Richard & Judy

3 days ago

So, the madness begins. Andy Burnham has bone-headedly junked the time-honoured and common-sense position of the UK Government.

3 days ago

The photograph of the odious Russell Brand taken while he was guest-editing the New Statesman in 2013 reveals so much about the Left's fawning adoration of him

3 days ago

It is perhaps unsurprising, given he's more at home with Manchester bus timetables than geopolitics, that the Prime Minister misinterpreted the significance of the US midterm elections.

3 days ago

After more than 50 years of opposing Britain's membership of the EU, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN, I'm beginning to warm to the idea of Andy Burnham's reset.

3 days ago

Up to the counter I went, a hood pulled over my head in the hope of going incognito, feeling a bit like a dirty old man from the 1980s picking up his monthly copy of Fiesta from the top shelf.

3 days ago

On Tuesday, something astonishing happened in the city of Huntsville, Alabama: voters elected as their state representative a transgender Democrat called Allison Montgomery.

3 days ago

No one should be surprised by what happened, writes DANIEL HANNAN.

3 days ago

SARAH VINE: Sorry, but the John Lewis festive ad is full of wokery and entitlement - though there is one thing I do like

6 days ago

ANDREW DOYLE: We should all be alarmed by the Labour Bill that will turn loving parents into criminals

5 days ago

Sorry, but putting gaudy Christmas decorations up now is just SO common: CLARE FOGES

5 days ago

In the run-up to Tuesday's seismic midterm elections, corruption came near the top of voters' concerns in several polls.

5 days ago

Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband had taken to X to say we should grovel for forgiveness for transatlantic slavery.

6 days ago

Can this really be Oxford University? It's hard to believe when looking at the pictures of tutor Matt Rattley at the great institution.

6 days ago

DANIEL HANNAN: Picture that sums up how the entire migrant industry regards the taxpayers of this country

7 days ago

The biggest betrayal in Traitors was the BBC insulting the audience like this. This is why they've already blown their most successful show: NADINE DORRIES

7 days ago

Andy Burnham wants everyone to like him - and that's a serious problem for Britain.

7 days ago

It's a ludicrous, mendacious demand. The fact that the woman leading the charge for the Greens is the descendant of African slavers herself underlies the sickening opportunism of it all.

7 days ago

This week, Parliament's Business, Innovation, Science and Trade Committee delivered a damning verdict on Britain's relationship with Beijing.

7 days ago

So where will the Chancellor, John Healey, find the extra trillions to pay the penalty now demanded of the British taxpayer - by a Labour Prime Minister, no less?

8 days ago

The Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda has said he personally wants to see King Charles removed as his country's monarch and insists reparations should be paid by the UK over slavery.

8 days ago

DAN HODGES: Why I believe a second EU referendum really is now on the table

8 days ago

STEPHEN GLOVER: Burnham's comments on slavery are his most destructive blunder yet. This is a man ill-suited to the world stage

8 days ago

When I think of Ireland, I think of poets, writers, actors, the chiselled features of Cillian Murphy or the dark romance of Yeats, of breathtaking landscapes and a silver-tongued people.

9 days ago

Prime Minister's staggering naivety has left Charles in a diplomatic quagmire, says ex-diplomat Ameer Kotecha

9 days ago

We watched in grand drawing rooms and bedsits, in the cabs of trucks in lay-bys, in NHS wards and, I bet you anything, in Royal palaces.

9 days ago

DAN HODGES: Without a mandate, Burnham is stuck in political purgatory. He needs to call an election... and fast

9 days ago

PETER HITCHENS: Spare me all the abuse over Matthew Perry. He might be alive if he'd listened to me

9 days ago

ALEXANDRA SHULMAN'S NOTEBOOK: Apocalypse porn is our new guilty obsession

9 days ago

One morning in my teenage years, I awoke gripped by terror. My eyes were wide open, but my body wouldn't move - frozen from head to toe.

9 days ago

America's Vice President says the Antichrist may be walking among us. Witchcraft and the occult are ever more fashionable. In our godless era, renowned historian A.N. WILSON asks: Are we plunging into a new dark age?

10 days ago

RICHARD KAY: As yet more squalid details emerge about Thomas Markle's private life, it is hard not to feel sympathy for Meghan... and that's also the sentiment at the Palace

10 days ago

JAN MOIR: Spare me all these pampered walking wounded stars who klaxon their late-life ADHD to the world

11 days ago

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: My garden waste madness and why Burnham's plan to give mayors more money should be dumped in the bin

11 days ago

An unreliable US President cosying up to Russia. War in the Middle East. And a global oil crunch... 70 years after the Suez Crisis, history is repeating itself in truly brutal ways

8 days ago

SARAH VINE: It's obvious Healey's a decent fellow, but Kemi was in full attack mode. This wasn't going to be pretty

12 days ago

This cynical Budget was a thinly disguised pre-election trap: DAN HODGES

13 days ago

RICHARD KAY: What insiders told me about whether Royals will reach out to Meghan and Harry. It's an opportunity to reconcile but there are risks - and the Palace is scrambling

11 days ago

Dear Bel, I know people will judge me - even my friends do. My three-year affair with a married man recently came to a drawn-out, painful end and it's left me feeling very hurt, angry and humiliated.

10 days ago

Just as we are trying to cope with the sordid claims about Meghan Markle's dad, up pops the disgraced former duchess Fergie. Yes, the apologist for convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein reappears.

10 days ago

We all know Andy Burnham wants to burnish his Euro-credentials and I have the perfect Burnham Euro-project - boosting his relationships with key EU leaders, and boosting his popularity at once.

10 days ago

Those who detest Donald Trump are almost salivating at the prospect that he'll get two bloody noses in Tuesday's midterm elections. But he will not slink away, diminished and dejected.

10 days ago

The Budget on Wednesday has been dismissed as a snoozefest that ducked the enormous problems facing this country

11 days ago

Something is plainly going wrong for hedgehogs in farms, woods, gardens and parks despite a general improvement in the management of these habitats.

11 days ago

What a cowed people so many of us have become, demoralised and incurious. We perk up gratefully at state spending aimed in our direction, but don't stop to ask where the money is coming from.

11 days ago

The day I walked to the JobCentre to sign up for Universal Credit in March it was raining. I'd chosen my outfit carefully. Despite the rain, my hair and make-up were done.

11 days ago

We intend to step back as "senior" members of the Royal Family and work to become financially independent, while continuing to fully support Her Majesty The Queen.'

12 days ago

It is amazing what is legal. For example, politicians are free to tell flat lies in their campaigns, and nothing will happen to them. But it is sometimes just as astounding to find out what is illegal.

12 days ago

My female crush is Keira Knightley. I'm so in love - the voice, the eyebrows, the slightly higgledy-piggledy teeth.

13 days ago

Chancellor John Healey kicked off his first Budget by getting his excuses in first. The wars in the Gulf and Ukraine, he began, were creating global storms which could knock the UK economy for six.

12 days ago

When I met John Healey for the first time almost two months ago, I noticed he had a strange and distracting verbal tic.

12 days ago

Compared to the two previous (damaging) tax raising Budgets, today's Budget was somewhat gentler on our household finances and our long-term wealth.

13 days ago

Today, the King embarks on a Caribbean tour which will require all of his considerable diplomatic powers. But will it be enough to avert a proper constitutional crisis?

14 days ago

Why did the Met seemingly do nothing about that letter? It is one of the most perplexing questions in the saga of Thomas Markle Sr and the accusations against him, writes A.N. WILSON.

14 days ago

Was it really only 100 days ago that unhappy donkey Sir Keir Starmer was led to the glue factory? In sauntered Eyelashes Andy, the mayor with a touch of daytime TV, writes QUENTIN LETTS.

11 days ago

It has seemed to me that the King of the North's approach is similar to a guest at the tail end of a long dinner party who has drunk too much: he loves to muse aloud.

15 days ago

It's relentless and each single insinuation, in spite of all of them being entirely false, might have been enough to see poor James Talarico off. So why is he still ahead in the polls?

16 days ago

SARAH VINE: The notion someone who played a pivotal role in your life could have a very dark side is genuinely traumatic. For once, Meghan has my sympathies

16 days ago

RICHARD KAY: How 'the land of a hundred thousand welcomes' has become a sewer of anti-Semitism

17 days ago

BRYONY GORDON: I'm happy to let my 13-year-old wear make-up to school. It doesn't make me a bad mother. At her age I was drinking and smoking - so if blusher is her only vice, I'm thrilled!

17 days ago

JAN MOIR: Meghan, with her sprinkles and faux bonhomie, hard enough to bear but this is why Prince Harry is far worse... no wonder William looks haunted

17 days ago

This time last year Rachel Reeves walked up to a podium in Downing Street for one of the most bizarre press conferences in British political history.

16 days ago

Whose job is it to toilet train a child? Mummy, Daddy, the state, society or the potty fairy? According to the BBC, the answer is anyone but the parents.

16 days ago

For me, October 1956, 70 years ago, is the point at which history turns into the present day. It is the point at which the world turns from black and white into colour.

16 days ago

This week is make-your-mind-up time for Chancellor John Healey.

16 days ago

I have one beautiful grandchild, aged eight, who is my son's daughter. Their relationship has always been volatile and they've split up, yet again. Should I cancel our family trip at Christmas?

17 days ago

How devastating for the Sussexes after their return to Blighty, that Meghan is greeted with headlines that her father, Thomas Markle, is being investigated over 'sickening child sex abuse images

17 days ago

Labour has a cheek urging people to become more resilient in the face of growing threats which could disrupt food and energy supplies when it's done next to nothing to improve resilience.

17 days ago

This is the moment for the next Tory government to set out a plan to harness AI as a tool to cut all the wasteful and unnecessary costs of running our country.

17 days ago

You learn more about the state of American politics from Bobby's than you ever do from watching the biased American TV networks - or the BBC.

18 days ago

This week, it was confirmed that our national debt has now surpassed the dismal milestone of £3trillion. Such an enormous number is hard to comprehend, so let me put it in context.

17 days ago

DAN HODGES: Kemi is in danger of falling into a carefully prepared Labour trap over the Budget - which ends in a snap election

19 days ago

Since the great General Strike of '68, there has been a pretence that protests in France are somehow a traditional feature of rebellion against some aspect of the French system, or wider injustice

19 days ago

On October 21, 1966, cadet nurse Dianne Thomas answered the call for help at Aberfan and was given a task that haunts her still.

19 days ago

I did not know what coffee really was until I was 14 years old. My first taste of it was a great revelation, and I have never got over it. Now I can hardly find the real thing anywhere outside my own kitchen...

19 days ago

CLARE FOGES: Why those Victoria's Secret 'angels' should hang their heads in shame

19 days ago

Puffins have been around for five million years and survived ice ages. But experts say up to 90% of Britain's favourite birds could be wiped out by 2050

19 days ago

Mount Hoyle erupted seconds after the end of Prime Minister's Questions. It was one of the most volcanic discharges the Commons has known.

19 days ago

SARAH VINE: French rioters aren't the weak, the starving, the desperate - they are the indulged children of a bloated welfare state and wokeism that threaten civilised society

20 days ago

Electricity black- outs are not part of the British summer experience. Maybe a risk in hotter climes. Not in temperate old Blighty.

20 days ago

So Eamonn Holmes's girlfriend Katie Alexander has been given her marching orders from the £5,000-a-month rented luxury London penthouse apartment she shared with her TV boyfriend.

20 days ago

How Britain became a laughing stock in the eyes of America: When I arrived in New York 20 years ago, writes TOM LEONARD, the UK was considered a bastion of sanity... now they pity us. And THIS is why

20 days ago

As Prince Harry continues his one-man pity party, this is what royal insiders are telling REBECCA ENGLISH, as they ask: 'Does he think we have short memories?'

20 days ago

When he was 14, racing in karts, Christian Horner was leading the pack one weekend when humiliation struck.

20 days ago

DAVID BARRETT: Labour's time bomb of up to 2.2million migrants set to win the right to remain here permanently

21 days ago

A picture of raw fury and utter despair, she has not merely gone viral.

21 days ago

I don't desert my friends and colleagues when they are under pressure for trying to do the right thing. That's when I put my shoulder to the wheel and push harder.

21 days ago

QUENTIN LETTS: The veterans, some superbly whiskered, stiffened their spines as Kipling was quoted

21 days ago

How I became cover star of Women's Fitness at the age of 57 - and AFTER a double knee replacement: I went from 10st to 8st 12lb and reduced my body fat by 6 per cent. Not a fat jab in sight - just ruddy hard work!

21 days ago

BBC Breakfast viewers trust him as the show's resident doctor and his Feel Better, Live More podcast is a hit, but Rangan Chatterjee stands accused of deceiving the public.

21 days ago

ANDREW NEIL: The orgy of violence in France makes a Right-wing Le Pen victory all but inevitable next year

22 days ago

Because the BBC is wary of criticism, its bosses try to keep an eye on excesses in its main output. But there are huge swathes of coverage that go unexamined

22 days ago

Can any piece of steak, however heavenly, really be worth £100 for a mere 100g? The weight of two Snickers bars. And if so, then what is Wagyu doing playing a starring role in a fast-food chain burger?

22 days ago

Never-ending stress, walking on eggshells, tightness in your chest...there's nothing more draining than being a people-pleaser. Here's how to STOP, revealed by top self-help guru VEX KING

22 days ago

Putin doesn't have to declare war to wage war on us. If we don't start preparing soon for the battle ahead, I fear it will be too late: PHILIP INGRAM

22 days ago

Those who breed the lions, trade in their bones and operate these 'hunts' have resorted to legal action and political pressure to thwart the will of wildlife experts and conservationists.

22 days ago

PETER HITCHENS: How dare Burnham use the soldiers of the King as stage props for his Ukraine policy?

22 days ago

How do you solve a problem like Meghan and Harry, asks SARAH VINE. One imagines this is a common, if not entirely welcome, conversation over the King's morning Burford Browns.

22 days ago

Reform carpetbaggers have split Kemi Badenoch's party, and undermined, and almost destroyed, her leadership.

22 days ago

The grief that dare not speak its name: It's only whispered for fear of accusations of racism. But the pain and bewilderment felt by the generation who lived through war at how mass immigration has transformed the Britain they fought for is very real

24 days ago

ANDREW NEIL: It's early days but I already fear Bumbling Burnham is a dud who's not up to being Prime Minister

24 days ago

And who could have anticipated this week's ludicrous twist following the banishing of innocent-looking American actress Myha'la Herrold?

24 days ago

It was 1am, Kyiv time, and they had been sending up high-speed interceptors to take out the Iranian-designed Shahed drones.

24 days ago

Dashing to see what was going on, the noise ceased as I was just short of the front door. On opening it, I found a heavy wooden pole on the doorstep.

25 days ago

A few minutes later than scheduled, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex pull up in a Range Rover on the first stop of their quasi-official, royal-not-royal tour of Nottingham.

24 days ago

QUENTIN LETTS: The public inquiry gravy train - Once they were rare and businesslike. Now 63 have been launched in the last two decades

25 days ago

My most serious age-gap relationship began when I was 28, with a 47-year-old divorced divorce lawyer who had his own home complete with wine-cooling fridge and real art on the walls, not IKEA prints.

26 days ago

Thank heavens Meghan is back. She's not perfect but her return has proved she brings something to the Royal Family that's been missing in recent years - and the other royals should take notes: BRYONY GORDON

25 days ago

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: The name Littlejohn is dying out. When you don't have a shared history and culture you don't have a country any more

25 days ago

Appearing on American podcast The Benny Show, Reform's leader casually declared that he would like to see a 'trade' done with Donald Trump over the Chagos Islands.

26 days ago

JAN MOIR: The 'predator' in sunglasses: Russell Brand was ready for his close-up

26 days ago

Imagine what tales it could tell if Rules' walls festooned with playbills, paintings, cartoons and bric-a-brac, could talk.

24 days ago

In my young years, which included the fabled Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, the idea of stockpiling prunes or anything else never occurred to my parents, who had been through the actual war of 1939-1945.

24 days ago

SARAH VINE: Know-all men sneered when I told them Kemi is a winner. Now they all agree with me!

27 days ago

The more I see of Burnham, the more convinced I am that, far from being the saviour his cheerleaders claim, he is a prize dud, against whom Starmer will soon seem a towering genius.

27 days ago

Here in Bangkok it's monsoon season, and the tropical heat and humidity are making for uncomfortable conditions.

27 days ago

MICHAEL SIMMONS: RJ Mitte didn't want handouts, just to be given a chance

27 days ago

As an ex-con, I know Burnham's scheme is a reckless gamble with public safety

27 days ago

The committee's Labour chairman, Dame Emily Thornberry, gushed that it was 'a unique and historic day - we are sooo honoured'.

27 days ago

Harry and Meghan are set to cash in on their royal connections like never before. They seem to think we're all stupid - but their 'cunning' plan will never work: AMANDA PLATELL

28 days ago

STEPHEN GLOVER: Yes, Trump is morally bankrupt and his diesel deal with Putin despicable. But dare I say it, he's right about one thing...

29 days ago

Is your organisation menopause-friendly? Is the CEO wearing a special ribbon in this Menopause Awareness Month? Do you drink out of special pink and purple mugs?

28 days ago

Love her or loathe her, Meghan knows how to snatch the spotlight. When news broke that the Sussexes were back on British soil, many of us assumed they would lay low for a while.

28 days ago

All the way back on May 9, 2020 - when it was already clear that large numbers of illegal migrants were sailing across the Channel - I warned on social media: 'This is the beginning of an invasion.'

28 days ago

Donald Trump has never been short of hubris in his self-declared role as a negotiator of world peace.

28 days ago

We can't say the weekend strikes on King Khalid Airport were a wake-up call. We were already fully aware of the threat posed by the Houthis.

29 days ago

How concerned should we be about the Pope having to undergo surgery to remove a lung nodule? A nodule is essentially an abnormal growth and they are typically found in the vocal cords and lungs.

29 days ago

DAN HODGES: A return of two-party politics... thanks to Greens turning toxic and a Reform party that has imploded

30 days ago

Having seen two executions at close quarters, I can advise you quite strongly not to watch the planned shooting in Texas of the mass killer Nidal Hasan by a live-streamed firing squad.

30 days ago

Animal activist Rose Patterson is upset. She is dismayed at being found guilty of stealing three lambs from King Charles after climbing into a field on his Sandringham estate in Norfolk back in 2023.

30 days ago

PETER HITCHENS: US bombers leave our shores - and take the phoney 'special relationship' with them

30 days ago

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: What not to wear? Posh's name all over your shades

30 days ago

I didn't know whether to cry or shriek with laughter when the Duchess of Sussex's first prominent appearance after relocating to Britain was outside London's Claridge's hotel.

1 month ago

BORIS JOHNSON: Thanks to her pep and fizz, Kemi has got the Tory engines running again - and thank heavens for that, because the Manscaraed Mancunian is pushing Britain to the verge of a socialist disaster

1 month ago

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: What next? Mrs Tiggy-Winkle instead of the King on our cash?

1 month ago

I've never hidden what I thought of the last two Budgets. They were a disaster.

1 month ago

At what point, reading the extracts of Michael Douglas's new tell-all memoir, did I start to feel a little like his character in that 1990s movie Falling Down?

1 month ago

For many years, it was often said that 'you couldn't put a cigarette paper' between the two main parties.

1 month ago

On the eve of the 1997 landslide that brought New Labour to power, this newspaper published a remarkably prescient editorial

1 month ago

The most important thing about Zack Polanski's humiliation in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election is it represents a resounding rejection of racism and hate.

1 month ago

ANDREW GRIFFITH: I can imagine the string of four-letter words our inheritance tax plan would produce from Angela Rayner and her allies

1 month ago

'Watching my dad's battle means this is personal for me - we WILL fix it': ANDY BURNHAM on dementia

1 month ago

Everyone loves Nigella Lawson on the Great British Bake Off - and it seems that she is preparing for a commercial renaissance to follow her re-entry into celebrity culture.

1 month ago

Cutting property taxes speaks to something deeply ingrained in our psyche - and will boost the economy too: DANIEL HANNAN

1 month ago

Andy Burnham's pledge at the Labour conference that the UK 'could go all the way' to rejoining Europe was lustily applauded by the party faithful.

1 month ago

Last year, when it looked as if the Tories were set to be overwhelmed by a collapse in their support and a polling surge towards Reform UK, Kemi Badenoch and her aides convened for a meeting.

1 month ago

Why I'm cheering on Andrew's case against the police - and you should too: PETER HITCHENS

1 month ago

ROBERT HARDMAN: Hiding behind umbrellas, the ghouls marching for Hamas on the October 7th anniversary...

1 month ago

Cornell University, New York, 2024. A 20-year-old woman goes to a party in a fraternity house.

1 month ago

After surviving Auschwitz, my family found refuge and kindness in Britain. Now, with the toxic fallout from Oct 7 fuelling hatred of Jews once more, I fear they would not be so welcome today: ALEX BRUMMER

1 month ago

Never mind a snap election: at the Conservative conference, they were preparing for a Kremlin air raid.

1 month ago

For the past ten days, villagers near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire have felt as if they've been living through their own high-octane movie.

1 month ago

DAN HODGES: History will record Zack Polanski as a coward and charlatan who led his once-decent party into political oblivion

1 month ago

I've spent the summer opening my front door to find American tourists taking photographs of my house and marvelling at our English country gardens.

1 month ago

Why experts fear Russia may secretly be working on a new variant of the BLACK DEATH, as high-flying young scientist who worked at Siberian 'anti-plague' institute mysteriously dies after 'lab accident'

1 month ago

MARK ALMOND: This Fairford farce has put another nail in the coffin of US-British relations

1 month ago

QUENTIN LETTS: After the bleak Jim Davidson years, Jeremy was a Grade A catch - and he didn't disappoint

1 month ago

Yesterday afternoon, the Green Party voted to ban me from membership. Not just me: they have also voted to ban the vast majority of Britain's roughly 300,000 Jews from joining the party.

1 month ago

SPECIAL REPORT - The shabby West London street plagued by 33 fast food restaurants, 11 barbers and tacky vape shops... and the campaigners facing death threats in their fight to turn it around: ROBERT HARDMAN

1 month ago

Mrs Badenoch entered the stage in Birmingham to a low, Jaws-style chord. Activists jolted to their feet in fright and gave an ovation to this tiny figure in a trousersuit

1 month ago

What amazing changes a year can bring. At the time of the Tory Party conference 12 months ago, Kemi Badenoch was being written off by politicians of all parties

1 month ago

NIGEL FARAGE: Britain is in the grip of a national security emergency - and only Reform are willing to do what's needed

1 month ago

Why Napoleon was truly the boss from hell - and why that might be the REAL reason he lost at Waterloo... argues top historian ANDREW ROBERTS

1 month ago

Opinion on Andy Burnham's anguish-stricken speech to the Labour conference is sharply divided. Especially about how he remembered his beloved father, Roy, who died three weeks ago.

1 month ago

QUENTIN LETTS: My fellow residents in Herefordshire voted in a Green MP. What on earth would they think if they met this collection of oddballs, Marxists and Islamic hard-liners!

1 month ago

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Burnham's Britain is a state-run Fantasy Island of rigged elections, sky-high taxes and rampant welfare

1 month ago

DAN HODGES: Like it or not, the PM has seized control of the political agenda - and Kemi has to think very carefully about how she responds

1 month ago

Go on, admit it. You'd press the switch. You'd pull the lever, for some of them. There have been times when you would have been perfectly happy to perform the execution yourself.

1 month ago

People want to hear about a doctor or a rehab centre that will save them, a thing they can say that will make their partner realise the damage. What they don't want is the only real answer I can give them.

1 month ago

A potential catastrophe for Britain is festering in the cornfields of Kansas.

1 month ago

Like a puffing tinpot general at the head of an expeditionary force of toy soldiers, the Earl Spencer has marched off to invade and conquer America. 'They have to gaslight,' he fumed in one interview.

1 month ago

The PM appears to have undergone a Damascene conversion to the hard-Left: a transformation all the more potent and dangerous because he is a man schooled in the dark arts of New Labour spin.

1 month ago

The Prime Minister knows that Rejoin is hugely popular among the voters whose support he needs

1 month ago

What a festival of bosom-clutching and operatic melodrama these four days in tramp-ridden Liverpool were.

1 month ago

ANNABEL FENWICK ELLIOTT: Last week, I dared to declare my breasts perfect. The hate I'm getting now from so-called feminists is truly staggering in its hypocrisy

1 month ago

STEPHEN DAISLEY: More than a socialist, our new PM is a sentimentalist - driven to this wild lurch to the Left by an adolescent loathing of Mrs Thatcher

1 month ago

If Andy Burnham was preparing to call a snap general election next year, then his first conference speech as Labour leader would have been brave and bold.

1 month ago

NIGEL FARAGE: The State pension is not a handout. To break the contract with retirees now is a betrayal

1 month ago

Forget The Craic. Modern Ireland is sanctimonious, angry - and addicted to grievance and playing the historical victim: DAVID PATRIKARAKOS

1 month ago

Kim's descent began almost innocently. She was looking to 'let off some steam' one evening in March, when her boyfriend offered her some 'GHB' - a drug she hadn't heard of before.

1 month ago

ANDREW NEIL: Healey was too busy boasting about his miner's lamp to explain how he'll pay for all that 'hope'

1 month ago

The news that our greatest living explorer, Sir Ranulph Fiennes, has not been seen by members of his family and close friends for two years has sent a chill through many who admire him.

1 month ago

In my lengthy career in financial journalism no event is seared more strongly into my memory than the drama which unfolded 50 years ago on September 28, 1976.

1 month ago

History WAS horrible, so what gives the BBC's cultural commissars the right to censor Horrible Histories?

1 month ago

DAVID PATRIKARAKOS: Iran's waging a shadow war against Britain - and believe me, more attacks ARE coming. No one can say we weren't warned...

1 month ago

To be fair to Andy Burnham, no one can say they don't know what he stands for anymore. Appearing on the BBC, the Prime Minister made the boldest commitment of his premiership

1 month ago

Far too many people now swipe left - and it could spell the end of the world: SARAH VINE

1 month ago

The sight of the US military literally on their knees as they smoothed the red carpet for China's tyrant at a Washington airbase is the true image of our era.

1 month ago

STEPHEN GLOVER: China built an airport in five years. How bleak it is that Britain could wait 100 for one runway at Heathrow

1 month ago

Being cancelled took a heavy toll on my mental health. That's why I'm so fearful of Burnham's new Ministry of Truth: TOBY YOUNG

1 month ago

Andy Burnham was categoric. Asked on Friday if he could confirm an election would not be called until 2029, he said: 'Well, yes, that's when the next election will be.'

1 month ago

Why recollections may vary (again): ROBERT HARDMAN investigates Earl Spencer's most shocking allegations... as friends reveal how Charles really reacted to Diana's death - and why suggestion late Queen loved Johnny Spencer is mad

1 month ago

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: AI kill off humanity? Dealing with chatbots has made me lose the will to live

1 month ago

BRYONY GORDON: There is something utterly insane and cruel in the way Ed Sheeran has been attacked

1 month ago

Dear Bel, I can't express the depths I reached emotionally: my desperate feelings of the fear of losing everything (we have children) and how much I cried during those three years of torment.

1 month ago

The world convened this week to scan a horizon bleaker and darker than any we have known for nearly a century. Economic turmoil. War and rumours of war. Grim intimations of humanity's erasure.

1 month ago

The pasty-faced coward is going to limp on, without a mandate, for three more years - when it is becoming clearer with every passing day Labour simply cannot and will not rise to the challenge.

1 month ago

The Labour Party and the Liberal Democrats see themselves as the forward-looking, progressive voices of British politics.

1 month ago

It's over, writes DAN HODGES. Nigel Farage's dream of becoming Prime Minister of the United Kingdom is finally dead.

1 month ago

Ours is an island nation with one of the most sophisticated, best-funded border forces in the world, writes NIGEAL FARAGE. Yet boats continue to arrive without the authorities even knowing.

1 month ago

The Government has locked the nation in a doom loop of spending and higher taxes, from which there can be no painless escape, writes ALEX BRUMMER.

1 month ago

Auschwitz and Disney. Putting the two together is incongruous, if not grotesque.It's natural to think our celebrity culture could hardly sink any lower than to pair Wayne Rooney with Auschwitz.

1 month ago

QUENTIN LETTS: His encounter with Trump exposed Burnham as a shrivelling, gauche bag of nerves - ill-suited to be PM in perilous times

1 month ago

The Royal Family have always seemed to me to have a slightly condescending attitude to their continental cousins. But the King could learn a thing or two from the foreign monarchies...

1 month ago

Andy Burnham's first meeting with Donald Trump couldn't have gone better. His opening round of diplomacy with the West's most controversial leader didn't just go well. It went too well.

1 month ago

There is no painless way to fix Britain's welfare system. Welfare should be a safety net for those in genuine need. It is not meant to be a comfortable option for people who can work, but choose not to.

1 month ago

How 'Chinese vultures' have slowly but surely stripped Britain's assets... from nuclear power, property and black cabs, to football clubs and now schools. So why ARE our politicians meekly watching on as shadowy Communist controlled firms pillage Britain?

1 month ago

The cynical truth behind the dire warnings from tech bosses who say AI is going to wipe out humanity: TOM LEONARD

1 month ago

The Real Rooneys is an exercise in pretence, a palatial facade covering up - who knows what? The show is almost all repetition and padding.

1 month ago

SARAH VINE: My message to the four-times married colossal cad Earl Spencer: People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones

1 month ago

Vladimir Putin is on the brink of his own catastrophic miscalculation - one that could trigger Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty and tip Europe towards World War III.

1 month ago

Geopolitical analysts had a choice - watch Donald Trump address the United Nations; or feel the throb of power as Sir Edward Davey gave his leader's speech to the Lib Dem conference in Brighton.

1 month ago

Nigella Lawson put Paul Hollywood back in his cake box as the Mistress of Meringue makes her delicious Bake Off debut: JAN MOIR shares her review from the sofa

1 month ago

ANDREW GRIFFITH: Burnham would rather tax us all to death than take hard decisions

1 month ago

You may not have caught last night's Channel 5 documentary, Lucy Letby: Scapegoat?, so I urge you to watch it on catch-up as soon as possible. This young nurse is serving 15 whole-life orders

1 month ago

DANIEL HANNAN: Britain's only being targeted for slavery reparations because we're seen as a soft touch. Time to fight back!

1 month ago

The most ambitious documentary series in television history concludes this week. 7Up, tracing the lives of 14 British people across the class spectrum, from childhood to pension

1 month ago

Operation Warm Welcome is the cosy name for the British effort to help thousands of terrified Afghans after they won sanctuary in the UK following the Taliban takeover

1 month ago

For the first time in six decades, a magnificent bluefin tuna has been caught off our North Sea coast. TOM PARKER BOWLES salutes the return of the behemoths

1 month ago

QUENTIN LETTS: Pour me a hemlock martini. The cliches at the Lib Dem conference give you early-onset rigor mortis

1 month ago

Last week, rapper Macklemore used an Ed Sheeran concert to denounce Israel's conduct in Gaza, triggering a row that saw him dumped from the tour.

1 month ago

AMANDA PLATELL: Sydney Sweeney is under attack again. This is the point that the jealous, snobby sisterhood is missing - and why THEY are the ones being misogynistic

1 month ago

Harry and Meghan have only been back for two weeks and their return is already a pure farce. This is the lesson they still refuse to learn: JAN MOIR

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RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: The Russians are coming, and thanks to Burnham we're all doomed!

1 month ago

The King has slapped down Harry and Meghan... but this is the biggest revelation from his public letter. Finally, someone's put them in their place: SARAH VINE

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QUENTIN LETTS: Ed Mil's eyeballs bored in on his nose. His fingers trembled. He was tremendously wound up...

2 months ago

My friend called me after seeing the balaclava march in Dover. I was shocked by her reaction... until she told me about her clash with a group of foreign men outside her business. We need to wake up: AMANDA PLATELL

2 months ago

NADINE DORRIES: I have been reviled, abused and even stalked during my political career. But nothing has left me feeling more violated than becoming a victim of this horrifying new crime

2 months ago

ANDREW NEIL: With the bond markets on one side and the Left on the other, even Harry Houdini couldn't escape the bind that Healey is in

2 months ago

Huge, costly and decrepit... this slime-stained warship is a metaphor for Trump - and just one example of the US's bad strategy and bad leadership: PETER HITCHENS

2 months ago

AMANDA PLATELL: Tess Daly's holiday snaps with Vernon Kay prove something that all couples (and exes) must heed

2 months ago

ANDREW NEIL: 25 years on from 9/11, America's $6TRILLION War on Terror has achieved little beyond stoking new forms of Islamist barbarity

2 months ago

RICHARD EDEN: Night Oasis Noel gave The Sun's editor a slap

2 months ago

PETER HITCHENS: Why I now rejoice when my trains are late. There's an unexpected upside

2 months ago

Don't write off Meghan's return to acting just yet. Everyone has missed the point of her 'cynical PR stunt': AMANDA PLATELL

2 months ago

ANDREW NEIL: Newsnight looks set to be axed after becoming a shadow of its former self. This is why it calls into question the entire future of the BBC

2 months ago

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Stop Labour's Mansion Tax Stasi crawling Through The Keyhole

2 months ago

ROBERT HARDMAN: Move over Binface... this obscure election could be the one to supercharge a Tory revival - and stop the loony-Left Greens taking over crime-hit south London

2 months ago

STEPHEN GLOVER: Most of us are fed up to the back teeth with Harry and Meghan. Why should we have to fork out for their protection?

2 months ago

PETER HITCHENS: Cheshire police once boasted how it caught Lucy Letby - but now its chief has quit, with no mention of the controversial case. This is why I think it's all starting to crumble at the force...

2 months ago

STEPHEN GLOVER: Is it too much to hope that Prince Harry will accept that people who don't like the Press in this country won't be allowed to destroy it?

17 days ago

Everyone has missed the appallingly selfish truth about Harry and Meghan's return. I fear for the future: AMANDA PLATELL

2 months ago

ANDREW NEIL: America's national debt has hit $40trillion. This is why it's bad news for ALL of us

2 months ago

BORIS JOHNSON: The day a royal aide let slip to me the secret strategy that is key to Harry and Meghan being embraced by The Firm

2 months ago

The real reason my friends Harry and Meghan are finally coming back to Britain - and how their new life will look: BRYONY GORDON

2 months ago

The idea that his little brother is going to swan back in to steal William's thunder must be enraging: SARAH VINE

2 months ago

DAN HODGES: Farage's authority over his party is under threat - from a man who should be his great champion

2 months ago

AMANDA PLATELL: Why I am now more convinced than ever that Harry's Californian love affair is over...

2 months ago

NADINE DORRIES: Lucy Letby's 'boyfriend' gave evidence that helped put her in jail for life. Now he's dead... these are the questions that must be answered

2 months ago

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Let's hose down these shameless MPs and venal water bosses

2 months ago

SARAH VINE: Jason Arday's death is a tragedy that should force everyone to pause for reflection... starting with those who thrust him into the spotlight for their own ends

2 months ago

DAN HODGES: Reform have peaked, Labour's honeymoon won't last and Trump's war is set to tank the economy. All the signs are pointing to one thing...

2 months ago

QUENTIN LETTS: Andy Burnham used a nuclear-war emergency system on our phones to nag us about having barbecues. He's using fear for political ends... I know where this leads

2 months ago

ALEXANDRA SHULMAN: My brilliant new trick to hide my greys - the top of my head looked like a snowscape, but I've discovered a stylish and cheap solution

2 months ago

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Don't write off Farage - there's life in the political pirate yet!

2 months ago

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Never mind the barbecue ban and start mowing Britain's dangerously overgrown verges and parks. It's time to admit it's tree huggers and eco-zealots who are truly destroying the environment

2 months ago

RICHARD EDEN: The two telling details in my colleague's '10 years of Meghan' piece... and its painful reopening of old wounds for the 'Sussex Survivor Squad'

2 months ago

I'm approaching 40 and I've only ever had one true friend. Now, I've finally found a bond with another mother - and I know I'm going to mess it up. This is the stark reality of trying to make new pals in midlife: ANNABEL FENWICK ELLIOTT

2 months ago

Labour's confected fury over the Tories hiring a reformed racist is sheer hypocrisy: DAN HODGES

2 months ago

AMANDA PLATELL: People traffickers appear to be using a sinister new ploy in their villainous trade... and Burnham can't even begin to understand. His reaction shows how he's lost the plot already

2 months ago

ALEXANDRA SHULMAN: My new husband thinks I'm trying to kill him...

2 months ago

AMANDA PLATELL: Why Jason Arday's story reminds me so much of Meghan's...

2 months ago

ANDREW NEIL: Our £3trillion national debt is a powder keg. One false move could ignite it. And I fear our new PM is out of his depth

2 months ago

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Soft justice madness leaves us all less safe

2 months ago

His woke admirers wanted to believe Arday so much that if he'd claimed to be Shergar they'd have given him a lump of sugar: JAN MOIR

2 months ago

How my gammy knee op could save the NHS millions: RICHARD LITTLEJOHN

2 months ago

Restore is a busted flush. But here is how the Right CAN unite to win: NADINE DORRIES

2 months ago

SARAH VINE: To even write this feels taboo. But we need to talk about how so many Western women are being sexually assaulted and murdered by migrants from misogynist cultures

2 months ago

QUENTIN LETTS: Eyelashes Andy touched his chest to signal sincerity, adopted the intimate tone of a daytime TV presenter and peered through those Leslie Crowther spectacles like a living euphemism

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2 months ago

DAN HODGES: The young women helping Burnham to win the TikTok battle with Reform

2 months ago

LAURA TROTT: The soft bigotry of low expectations dressed up as progressive reform

2 months ago

AMANDA PLATELL: Adam Ramsay-Peaty's latest display of self-indulgence was so inappropriate - especially in front of Madeleine McCann's parents. There's only one way for him to turn this round

2 months ago

Angela Rayner is a scrounger, grifter and shameless hypocrite. I had to return MY severance pay when I resigned as a minister - so why hasn't SHE handed back her £17,000? NADINE DORRIES

2 months ago

SARAH VINE: Andy Burnham is clueless about the most serious issue of our times: Not Russia, China, climate change or nuclear war, but a chilling new threat that could wipe out mankind

2 months ago

PETER HITCHENS: The Tories should be careful saying that Andy Burnham will drag us back to the 1970s. I was there - and it was a far BETTER time

2 months ago

How ludicrous to live in a land where the King pardons a long dead killer but we can't give Lucy Letby a fair hearing, writes PETER HITCHENS

2 months ago

SARAH VINE: I was the worst-dressed woman in Westminster... so I know how hard it is to be thrust into the spotlight

2 months ago

QUENTIN LETTS: Miliband is a gauche and dangerous nincompoop, demonstrably ill-suited to this acutely sensitive job

2 months ago

NADINE DORRIES: Right now, Andy Burnham will be 'drinking from the firehose' - but he'll be out by May

2 months ago

QUENTIN LETTS: Eyelashes Andy lifted his prominent jaw and spoke without notes, lectern or discernible policy. His memorised lines were nothing more than fluff and boiler-plate baloney...

2 months ago

PETER HITCHENS: Ordinary citizens are the ones who need greater protection - not MPs or famous people

2 months ago

QUENTIN LETTS: The only divine insight that struck me during Eyelashes Andy's nebulous and sentimental speech was the unwelcome suspicion that Labour has lumbered us with another thudding bore

2 months ago