Simon Heffer is a journalist at The Telegraph. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture, politics, and the arts, with a particular focus on elections, government, and the film industry. He is featured in several prominent publications such as The Spectator, Yahoo News, and The Wall Street Journal.
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When I had the privilege to edit the unexpurgated version of Henry “Chips” Channon's diaries, I was struck by the frequency with which, in the 1920s
Jean Gabin and Alain Delon represent two distinct generations of French actors and, more generally, two very different approaches to film.
By: Simon Heffer
The Government should not be wasting public money to prop up underperforming institutions
Columnist Simon Heffer looks ahead to next year's presidential election
Have you, like me, noticed that something many of us know and love is missing from our summer – a summer of unblemished weather, when there is as
Eric Ravilious had such an influence on British culture in the 1930s as a painter, illustrator and, perhaps most memorably, master of the woodcut that there seems in retrospect a horrible inevitabilit...
Sunak at 10 buries readers in a deluge of anecdotes about a government few will want to revisit – and comes far too soon after its downfall
Columnist Simon Heffer considers the success of a new film on the wartime figurehead
Almost every town, however affluent, has its rough areas or sink estates. The image projected by Middlesbrough over the last week or so, however, is that the whole town is in the tank.
