Columnists

Britain is fed up, bitter, and practically broke – and it’s all going to get worse
Like much of the West, the UK is facing a baby bust that is set to unleash a tsunami of economic pain
Allister Heath29 Jun 2022, 9:30pm

Camilla Tominey

Palace response to bullying claims against Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, shows family still comes first

Allison Pearson

Emma Raducanu has everything except experience – so let’s be patient with her

Allister Heath

Britain is fed up, bitter, and practically broke – and it’s all going to get worse

Fraser Nelson

The EU’s crumbling unity has given Putin another opportunity to win

Janet Daley

Trade unions like RMT are relics of a bygone era

Nick Timothy

The Tories will be doomed unless MPs find a way to sack the PM

Philip Johnston

Let Sturgeon have her referendum and send the SNP packing for good

Charles Moore

Farmers and environmentalists are natural allies

Juliet Samuel

Starmer may be boring, weak and short of ideas – but he’s still going to win the next election

Madeline Grant

Raab and Rayner hold an edgy flirtation while their bosses are away

Sherelle Jacobs

The G7 summit has confirmed my worst fears about the chronic decline of the West

Daniel Hannan

Britain is falling apart, and the Tories are paying the price

Bryony Gordon

The real monster in Stranger Things is a teen’s inner demons
To dismiss the Netflix hit as a schlocky nostalgia fest is to write off one of the most powerful pieces of television I’ve seen in years
Bryony Gordon
We owe it to our children to play with them more
Bryony Gordon
The Queen is my mental health icon
Bryony Gordon
Thin or curvy, it’s time for women to accept the shape they are
Bryony Gordon

Celia Walden

The tide is finally turning for ‘eradicated’ women
Thanks to people like J-Lo, we’re learning that the celebration of one sector of society doesn't have to mean the exclusion of another
Celia Walden
Teachers who don’t mark homework are setting children up to fail
Celia Walden
My greatest fear is my 10-year-old being introduced to social media
Celia Walden
Prince Harry just got a taste of what he has given up
Celia Walden

Suzanne Moore

These are the real villains behind today's train strikes
The narrative is always the same: bad strikers disrupting the lives of people as if ordinary people are not workers themselves
Suzanne Moore
The HRT obsession shows we’re still terrified of ageing women
Despite this new-found openness about menopause, there is a huge reluctance to address the truth – it is an intimation of mortality
Suzanne Moore

Michael Deacon

Sorry, Boris, but if Putin were female he’d be just as brutal...
Instead of facing the Russian leader’s ‘toxic masculinity’, would a world with more women leaders be nicer? Kinder? Quite probably not
Michael Deacon29 Jun 2022, 7:13pm

Jemima Lewis

Bar or restaurant work ought to be a universal rite of passage
In hospitality, anyone of any background - without a degree, contacts or prior experience - can get a foot in the door
Jemima Lewis
There's a white lie at the heart of popular feminism
Jemima Lewis
There’s one silver lining to the chronic airport chaos
Jemima Lewis
Our new tech masters treat the elderly and frail with total disdain
Jemima Lewis

Zoe Strimpel

Millennials were woke enough...but the next generation is much worse
Gen-Z is more authoritarian, less in favour of free speech and even keener on policing thought
Zoe Strimpel
America is headed for another civil war where one side has to vanquish the other
Zoe Strimpel
Watch out Cambridge. Free thinking is back in vogue
Zoe Strimpel
Britain’s moral superiority over Europe is becoming increasingly clear
Zoe Strimpel

Tom Welsh

The Tories should stop treating London as if it’s a permanently Left-wing city
Many Conservatives see political benefit in actively levelling the capital down
Tom Welsh
Persecution of motorists could soon make driving an elite pursuit
One London council's planned reform of parking permits offers a worrying glimpse into the future
Tom Welsh

Tom Harris

Labour should embrace champagne socialism

Dia Chakravarty

The Blob's ban on Christmas would be a disaster for community cohesion

Simon Heffer

How long before Mozart’s Così Fan Tutte is cancelled?

Norman Tebbit

Prince Charles does not make life easy for himself

Jane Shilling

Must we look abroad for that badly-needed summer break?

Tim Stanley

Like an overgrown head prefect, Simon Case gets a thrashing from the constitutional committee

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

Europe's banks are priced for economic Armageddon
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Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
The pro-Brussels establishment is painting Brexit as an economic disaster to reverse it
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
The US recession is here, and central banks are still fighting the last war
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Cryptos are alive and well, and London could be the world's blockchain Mecca
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

Jeremy Warner

Financial crisis rules are pushing house prices to the edge of a crash
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Jeremy Warner
The dismal truth is that Putin is winning the economic war
Jeremy Warner
Our enfeebled Government limps from one policy blunder to another
Jeremy Warner
Strike chaos and high inflation, yes, but this is not the 1970s in redux
Jeremy Warner

Boris Johnson

The Commonwealth gives Britain a boost
The invisible threads which bind our family of nations are of immense practical value for trade
We cannot go on like this. The West must end its dependence on Vladimir Putin
Writing exclusively for the Telegraph, PM says Russian leader has exploited our need for his oil and gas, but now we must take back control
We are injecting funds to restore Britain’s status as a scientific superpower
Had it not been for our scientists, we would not now be able to enjoy the most basic human freedoms
Strengthening the sinews of our transport network will make the road to recovery smoother
A segmented, regional approach has left us with needless bottlenecks and endless delays, but a new strategy will get us back up to speed
We are still fighting this devilish virus, but this New Year really is one of change and hope
In the last few days of 2020, two big things suddenly went right. A great new deal with our European friends and a new vaccine against Covid
Let's make the EU take their threats off the table and pass this Bill
'Let's remove this danger to the very fabric of the United Kingdom... and let's get this Bill through'

Con Coughlin

Putin is learning from his mistakes. We are not

Judith Woods

In self-pitying Britain, the greatest heresy is to say: Cheer up!

Matthew Lynn

Michael Gove is a one-man economic catastrophe

Liam Halligan

Anti-Brexit elites have nothing to say about looming European crisis

Asa Bennett

It is a credit to Global Britain that Liam Fox's WTO candidacy has got this far

Christopher Howse

Sacred Mysteries: What is mystical is that the world exists