Michael Deacon is a journalist and columnist who focuses on national issues in the United Kingdom. He writes for publications such as Yahoo Sports UK, The Telegraph, and Yahoo News, covering a range of topics including politics, social issues, and cultural commentary. With a sharp and often satirical writing style, Deacon offers thought-provoking perspectives on current events in the UK.
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Michael Deacon's coverage primarily consists of opinion editorials, with a focus on topics related to Government & Politics and Culture & Society. He seems to be interested in media bias, anti-Semitism, BBC, Israel, Generation Z, and the Royal Family.
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By: Michael Deacon
Worrying about the imminent demise of our society is not ‘far Right’
By: Michael Deacon
· 3-min read The anti-Israel student protesters bringing the United States' top universities to a standstill may be rabidly
By: Michael Deacon
How can you tell that JK Rowling is totally in the wrong about gender identity? The answer, it turns out, is really very simple.
By: Michael Deacon
On Tuesday the Garrick Club will hold a historic vote to decide whether to start accepting women as members. Some prominent figures, however, have already made their feelings clear.
Last month, mere weeks into its run, the producers of Opening Night – a West End musical starring Sheridan Smith – announced that it was to close, two months earlier than planned.
By: Michael Deacon
The time has come for our leaders to face the horrifying truth: a possible genocide is under way.
Why is the BBC still being so stubborn? On Sunday, Lord Cameron urged it to stop beating around the bush, and start calling Hamas what they are: terrorists.
By: Michael Deacon
It’s what the UK government has labelled the group, meaning it should not be controversial to name them as such
By: Michael Deacon
The gravest threat to their innocence comes not from the teacher wittering trendy nonsense about gender but from the phones in their pockets
Mandarins have to be neutral. So they can’t just signal support for one marginalised group. They must signal support for all the others, too
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