Daniel Hannan is a prominent British journalist and political commentator. He writes for various publications, including Yahoo News, MailOnline, The Telegraph, ConservativeHome, and Yahoo News UK. Known for his conservative views, Hannan covers a range of topics, including politics, immigration, Brexit, and international affairs.
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Daniel Hannan predominantly covers opinion editorials, legal policy regulation, and government announcements related to politics. His focus is on UK politics, Brexit, the European Union, Russia, Covid-19, and debt crisis.
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Protectionism and authoritarianism are undermining world peace After the defeat of Adolf Hitler, the West discovered the recipe for harmony
Labour had 14 years to come up with a plan. And, when it finally gained power, it did so with an unassailable majority.
By: Daniel Hannan
EARLY in her prime ministership, during a row over the EEC budget, Margaret Thatcher overheard a European official say: “Britain is back”. The remark pleased her as much as any she could remember.…
Labour's popularity is already plummeting, but the Tories have not seen a commensurate improvement. If ever there was a pendulum, it is broken.
Why in God's name do we need to regulate English football ? What problem do we imagine we are addressing?
How different Trump's body language was with the Prince of Wales in Paris at the weekend. 'A good man, this one,' he jokily told reporters, before sitting down with William for an amiable chat.
It has been a terrible two months for free speech. First, people were sent to prison - actually sent to prison - for saying unpleasant things in the aftermath of the Southport riots.
By: Daniel Hannan
Baroness Meyer faces a three-week suspension from the House of Lords . Not because she has been sleazy, or broken the protocols of the chamber, let alone done anything unlawful.
By: Daniel Hannan
If Britain hangs back out of a combination of Europhile nostalgia and anti-Trumpery, it risks being left standing when the music stops. The Government should take the win.
By: Daniel Hannan
Eurocrats saw Sir Keir Starmer coming a mile off. Our hapless prime minister is stumbling into negotiations determined to burnish his European credentials, but with no clear idea of what he wants from the other side.
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