Simon Heffer is a prominent journalist and writer based in the United Kingdom. He writes for various publications including Yahoo News, The Telegraph, The New Criterion, and New Statesman. Heffer covers a wide range of topics including sports, classical music, politics, and cultural commentary.
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The cult of priggishness has neutered the tradition of gently-mocking British humour. The Boulting brothers’ films show what we’re missing
New studies of Winston Churchill and Harold Wilson show the rewards and perils of political biography.
Perry Anderson’s remarkably erudite book, Disrupting Disaster, examines six versions of events from different historians across the world
By: Simon Heffer
The great John Boyden campaigned tirelessly for the New Queen’s Hall. Its completion would be a fitting tribute to his legacy
This is not a road down which the club should think about travelling – and I am far from alone in thinking this
By: Simon Heffer
Severe punishment for the Rassemblement National's presidential candidate could derail respect for legal and political institutions, says columnist Simon Heffer
On the completed revisions to Nikolaus Pevsner’s Buildings of England series.
Just as her precursor, Kemi should be in no rush to come out with detailed policies. She should wait until 2026
By: Simon Heffer
Plans for the utterly crass renovation of this Victorian masterpiece have been halted – for now. But what comes next could be worse
By: Simon Heffer
The stuffy aristocrat found himself at Cambridge, with Burgess and Philby – but did he have any contact with Moscow?
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