Simon Heffer is a journalist at The Telegraph, where he writes about cricket and contributes to various cultural and societal discussions. His work spans topics such as music, crime, and world politics, reflecting his interests in culture, society, and regional issues. He has been featured in notable publications including The Spectator, Yahoo News, and the New Statesman.
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On The Conservative Effect, 2010–2024: 14 Wasted Years? edited by Anthony Seldon & Tom Egerton.
By: Simon Heffer
Our blitzed cities gave rise to deluded town planners – and we are still suffering the consequences
There is an illiberal paradox at the heart of these dark policies, yet still there are Tory MPs willing to back both
Parliamentary votes on matters of conscience cross party lines and are rooted in ideas of non-political philosophy that MPs can rarely exhibit, as with the assisted dying Bill debate on Friday.
At a time when police knock on journalists’ doors, the radical poet remains relevant 350 years on
By: Simon Heffer
Released in 1944, Mr Emmanuel was strikingly direct in its presentation of the Nazi campaign of mass murder – today, no-one would touch it
It is hard to see why there should have been so much surprise that Kemi Badenoch , so recently crowned as Leader of the Conservative Party and of
Far superior to the usual saccharine mulch, Vaughan Williams’s Fantasia on Christmas Carols will convert you to the joy of festive music
Political commentator Simon Heffer questions the merit of appointing a PM who is doomed to fail
If you seek the ultimate example of the roller-coaster ride that politics can be, you need look no further than the life and work of Peter
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