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Featured Writers

Mathilde Grandjean

News and court reporter working across the Thames Valley regions.

Maddi Howell

Lifestyle writer, journalist and editor

Fiona McGowan

I am a feature writer for print media and content producer for websites. I have worked in lifestyle magazines for 20 years as a writer, sub-editor and features editor. I've …

Emma Wilkes

UK based music journalist specialising in rock, metal and alternative music and culture. As seen in Kerrang!, Alternative Press, Guitar, Stereoboard, DIY, NME, M and Rolling Stone UK. Bylines also …

Jess Bacon

I’m Jess, a freelance journalist and editor. As an English graduate with an MA in Creative Writing, I love to write about everything from Jane Austen to Marvel.

Sam Lowen

Latest Articles

Democrats built America’s over-mighty presidency. Now Trump is bending it to his will

The best way to understand president Trump’s ambitious goals is to understand how they alter the massive changes made to America’s government over the past century – and how they also leave many of those profound changes untouched.Trump’s policy goals are obvious. He campaigned and won on promises to reduce …

By Charles Lipson
20th February 2025 • The Telegraph

Democrats built America’s over-mighty presidency. Now Trump is bending it to his will

The best way to understand president Trump’s ambitious goals is to understand how they alter the massive changes made to America’s government over the past century – and how they also leave many of those profound changes untouched.Trump’s policy goals are obvious. He campaigned and won on promises to reduce …

By Charles Lipson
20th February 2025 • The Telegraph

White Lotus star Jason Isaacs: A woman asked me to sign her breasts at Harry Potter World

Jason Isaacs, born in 1963 and raised in Liverpool, is a television, film and stage actor who has become a cult icon thanks to roles as Lucius Malfoy in the Harry Potter franchise and Captain Gabriel Lorca in Star Trek: Discovery, as well as memorable film roles in The Death …

By Tilly Pearce
18th February 2025 • The Telegraph

How an Abba classic helped protect thousands of children from abuse

In 1979, the Swedish pop group signed over the rights to one of their hits – more than 45 years on, it is still changing lives in Guatemala

By Jamie Fullerton
12th February 2025 • The Telegraph

Democrats loved ‘unelected power’ until Trump turned their own weapons against them

Trump and his team can only act so aggressively, across so much of American government and American life, because they have grasped the tools created by Democrats and progressive advocates over the past century. Of course, Trump is using those tools in ways their architects never anticipated, branding them with …

By Charles Lipson
11th February 2025 • The Telegraph

Why are Democrats comparing Trump with Hitler? Your election questions answered

5:11PM How does the electoral process differ in the US v UK? Harry wants to know: “How would you compare the electoral process in the States v over here? What do they do better or worse than us?”Tony replies: “At risk of stating the obvious, the major difference is the …

By Arielle Goldstein
2nd February 2025 • The Telegraph

Why medicating people with ADHD isn’t always the answer

For Becky Stevenson, taking ADHD medication has been life-changing. “Before medication, it was like I had 30 TVs going on in my head at the same time. After the medication, it just stopped. Suddenly, I could think clearly and cope with all the challenges of being a mum and running …

By Laurel Ives
1st February 2025 • The Telegraph

Gen Z-er fed up with local potholes finds novel way to fill them

A landscaper and decorator fed up with the state of the roads in his home town decided to take matters into his own hands – by filling potholes with flowers.Since launching his Pretty Potholes campaign in West Sussex last June, Harry Smith-Haggett, 22, has documented his efforts on TikTok, with …

By Arielle Goldstein
31st January 2025 • The Telegraph

How many hostages are still in Gaza and who has been released?

On October 7 2023, Hamas terrorists flooded across the border into southern Israel, killing close to 1,200 people and dragging 251 hostages back to Gaza.Now, more than 15 months on, Israel believes 87 hostages are still being held, 53 of whom are believed to still be alive.

By Emma Carmichael
30th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Trump’s first 10 days have overwhelmed the Democrats – and the liberal media

Trump is moving so fast on so many issues at once, it’s hard to single out what matters most. Here are four of the new administration’s most important initiatives, and why Trump is able to move on them so swiftly.

By Charles Lipson
29th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Ukraine fires British Storm Shadow missiles into Russia for first time

3:04PM Analysis: Use of Storm Shadow puts Britain in Putin’s sights When British-made Storm Shadow missiles slammed into Russia just after lunch today, a Rubicon was crossed.This was the moment the Kremlin had been warning against for months.The message, from Vladimir Putin, has been simple, consistent, direct. He warned that …

By Anna Conkling
27th January 2025 • The Telegraph

The violent history of Costa Rica’s most popular souvenir

The brightly coloured balsa-wood masks are ubiquitous in the country, and of enormous significance to the indigenous people of Boruca

By Jamie Fullerton
22nd January 2025 • The Telegraph

"I did the no-buy savings challenge - now I live it permanently"

By Jess Bacon
17th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Kivotos

Kivotos, a popular, art and antique-strewn haven, has an exclusive feel to it and has been attracting A-list and discerning guests since it opened in 1993.

By Laura Millar
16th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Trump recreates mugshot scowl in new inauguration portrait

Donald Trump’s official inauguration portrait has been revealed ahead of next Monday’s ceremony – and has a striking resemblance to his infamous mugshot.

By Emma Carmichael
16th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Joe Biden’s reputation is already in tatters. History’s judgment will be even harsher

As memories of American presidents fade, only a few salient thoughts linger about each one. Voters are too busy complaining about the next president to remember much more.Richard Nixon is remembered for Watergate, and Gerald Ford for pardoning him. Lyndon Johnson is remembered for the Civil Rights laws of the …

By Charles Lipson
15th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Cocaine use in France almost doubles in single year

France’s cocaine consumption almost doubled in a year, putting it on par with Britain, according to a new study.

By Emma Carmichael
15th January 2025 • The Telegraph

The worst foods to eat if you have ADHD

“People with ADHD need to prioritise care and maintenance of their bodies. The dysregulation inherent to ADHD predisposes them to disordered eating, such as overeating, bingeing and missed meals. This is why those with ADHD have much higher rates of obesity and binge-eating disorder,” Dr Kustow explains.Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) make …

By Laurel Ives
12th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Kalesma

Everything about this peerless hotel is striking, from the fact that you can see both sunrise and sunset from its hilltop setting, to its all-suite accommodation and excellent restaurant.

By Laura Millar
8th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Myconian Imperial

A smart, elegant hotel punctuated by stylish, if whimsical, design touches.

By Laura Millar
8th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Myconian Ambassador

This impressive, beach-adjacent property has the elegant feel of a tasteful urban residence and was one of Mykonos’ first five-star hotels – and has the corresponding five-star service, too...

By Laura Millar
8th January 2025 • The Telegraph

The Coast Bill & Coo

The newer, sister property to the original Bill & Coo near Mykonos Town marries sophisticated style with laid-back, barefoot luxury

By Laura Millar
8th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Katikies

Katikies, a slick and stylish property with an emphasis on contemporary design, is also a destination in its own right when it comes to food, thanks to chef Ettore Botrini.

By Laura Millar
8th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Royal Myconian

A stylish, well-run family hotel offering first-class facilities in a prime location. Playful design details thrill the eye, while the excellent restaurants and spa cater for gourmets and pampering aficionados.

By Laura Millar
8th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Myconian Villa Collection

This upmarket, polished hotel, set into the hillside above pretty Elia beach, oozes style and offers slick yet unobtrusive five-star service.

By Laura Millar
8th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Myconian Naia

Myconian Naia is set within a compact complex above Mykonos town, comprising three different hotels of which this one is the most boutique.

By Laura Millar
8th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Myconian Kyma

The emphasis at this stylish boutique hotel, a member of Design Hotels, is on fabulous furniture, contemporary lighting and eclectic artworks, while also offering warm, genuine service, great food and first-class facilities.

By Laura Millar
8th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Myconian Korali

This 100-room, five-star hotel feels more intimate than its size would suggest, with elegant rooms spaced out along a hillside.

By Laura Millar
8th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Myconian Avaton

Theatrical décor combined with five-star facilities adds up to a playful, design-focused property which appeals largely to a younger, more party-seeking crowd.

By Laura Millar
8th January 2025 • The Telegraph

Mykonos Blu

Mykonos Blu is a stylish property built into one of Mykonos’ many undulating hillsides. You’ll find plenty of spaces to sit back and relax, some quirky artworks, a stretch of glistening private beach and unparalleled views out to sea.

By Laura Millar
8th January 2025 • The Telegraph