Eliot Wilson is a journalist and writer based in the United Kingdom. He has written for various publications including The i Paper, The Hill, The Spectator Australia, City AM, Daily Express, Newswav, and Spear's Magazine. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, current affairs, culture, and society.
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Some think the Gregg Wallace scandal has been overly represented in the news. But is this true? Eliot Wilson reflects on the role of media.
By: Eliot Wilson
As legendary Washington Post columnist George F. Will marks 50 years of opinion for the paper, I try on the columnist's identity and explore its nature
Donald Trump is right that some of Nato’s European members are essentially freeloaders. The political chaos in France won't reassure him
The defense industry cannot stand still in any country. Skills need to be maintained and supply chains kept active. A few months' delay will not be fatal, but any longer paralysis before the agreement of a new budget risks significantly degrading France's capabilities.
Has Keir Starmer dropped the ball on Ukraine? Dmytro Kuleba, the Ukrainian former foreign minister, certainly thinks so.
I sometimes wonder if the Prime Minister genuinely sees himself as a radical, decisive, high-minded leader with the ‘laser-like’ focus of which he speaks so often. Certainly he talks the talk: when he appointed Chris Wormald as the new Cabinet Secretary and head of the Civil Service earlier this month, Keir Starmer described his task […]
We should be wary about the danger of hyper-rich donors obtaining undue influence over political parties. There is none more hyper-rich than Elon Musk, the world's wealthiest man by a country mile with a net worth of around $500 billion (£400 billion). There are persistent rumours that he could donate as much as $100 million to Reform, to the extent that the Tories are trying to muscle their way in and get some of the money themselves.
Nick Candy, Elon Musk and Nigel Farage (Credit: @IncMonocle) We should be wary about the danger of hyper-rich donors obtaining undue influence over British political parties.
In England, where the archbishop wields real authority, the church is decline.
Defence Secretary John Healey has raised the possibility that British military personnel could be deployed to Ukraine to carry out training missions.
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