Michael Deacon is a Columnist & Assistant Editor at The Telegraph. He writes the satirical 'Way of the World' column twice a week, alongside a weekly Features column, focusing on themes such as culture and society, internet culture, and pop culture. Michael has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports UK, MSN, and The Telegraph.
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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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We all make mistakes, which is why my heart goes out to civil servants at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). This week, The Telegraph
Scottish politics is in uproar after a Green election candidate argued that prisons should be abolished. Such a proposal may sound absurd enough on its own.
The Government hasn't realised it yet, but it's about to get itself into the most stupendously embarrassing tangle.
Solving Britain's problems is actually very simple. Or so Zack Polanski's Greens seem to think.
According to a recent survey, today's young adults – Gen Z – believe that old age starts at just 53.
This week, the BBC website ran an article about people who engage in “ polyamory ” – that is, they have romantic relationships with several partners at once.
This week, the BBC website ran an article about people who engage in “polyamory” – that is, they have romantic relationships with several partners at once. According to the interviewees, this exciting, modern trend is perfectly healthy and consensual.
Most voters would no doubt agree that our welfare system is in dire need of reform . But few, I suspect, will be aware of the following peculiar quirk.
By: Michael Deacon
We often accuse our politicians of doing nothing to tackle crime. But that isn't entirely true.
My mother hasn't been feeling too well lately. So I decided I'd go up to Scotland to visit her, armed with a suitable present.
