Ed Cumming is a Senior Feature Writer at The Telegraph. He specializes in culture and society, with a keen focus on international affairs, politics, and food and beverages, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Ed's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Independent, The Guardian, and The New York Times.
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By: Ed Cumming
The political author’s latest exposé goes inside the US election – and says we’ll still be working out what happened 100 years from now
By: Ed Cumming
On Feb 25, days before Michael Wolff's latest book about Donald Trump, All or Nothing , was published, the president took time out of his schedule to endorse it in his unique style.
By: Ed Cumming
Author Michael Wolff says Donald Trump is the story of our time. “No matter what happens and no matter how this ends, 100 years from now, we will still be trying to figure this out.”
Written by Ed Cumming on April 8, 2025 . Posted in Current News Generation Z, that enigmatic demographic of men and women born between 1997
Hornby’s train sets were once a staple in every child’s bedroom, but a recent decline in sales points to hard times for the toy company
· 9-min read These are tortuous times for model railways. Earlier this week, the venerable model maker Hornby delisted from London's Aim stock exchange.
By: Ed Cumming
The extraordinarily tall actor has had an extraordinary career playing Churchill, an alien and now the controversial Roald Dahl
By: Ed Cumming
His reputation as an irascible, press-hating leftie is no longer accurate – thanks to a penguin, Partridge and some crows’ feet
By: Ed Cumming
“I had no burning desire to do a f—king penguin movie,”says Steve Coogan. “Anyone who has seen my work would not say that's obviously the next step.”
By: Ed Cumming
Marxist and hard-Left activists representing public sector workers could instigate a Summer of Discontent that overshadows even winter 1979
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