Colin Freeman

For the European Union's more ardent federalists, it is an even greater dream than the single market, Schengen and the Eurozone.

Denis Ashley Edwards was the kind of man who liked to keep up standards – even in wartime.

Paul Jeffrey sees danger lurking in nearly every corner of modern Britain. In streets, parks, shopping centres and theatres – or cinemas, festivals and places of worship – the threat is everywhere he looks.

After 23 years as presenter of The World Tonight on Radio 4, Robin Lustig had a well-defined idea of what the programme was for.

For the first time, the men behind the Nord Stream bombing reveal how they did it. In his new book, Bojan Pancevski tells all

The mountain path where Mango fashion chain founder Isak Andic plunged to his death makes for an unlikely crime scene.

Maiwand Banayee discusses his descent into – and escape from – the Taliban as a young man, and why he sees his story as a cautionary tale

Somewhere at the bottom of the Fleet Street food chain is the hapless junior reporter known as the ‘milk bottle’. So-called because most of their time is spent hanging around on doorsteps, seeking comment from people who almost never want to talk. It is one of journalism’s lower art forms, requiring the patience of a

Somewhere at the bottom of the Fleet Street food chain is the hapless junior reporter known as the ‘milk bottle’. So-called because most of their time is spent hanging around on doorsteps, seeking comment from people who almost never want to talk. It...

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