Trevor Kavanagh is an Associate Editor for The US Sun and The Sun, focusing on national news in the United Kingdom. With a conservative perspective, Trevor often writes opinion pieces on political matters, including immigration, taxation, and elections.
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By: Trevor Kavanagh
THIS could be the beginning of a revolution – of which we have no full idea yet of what lies ahead. It is the total eclipse of the Tory Party. The big question is who becomes the Tory leader now? T…
By: Trevor Kavanagh
THAT’S all, folks! After half a lifetime as The Sun’s Political Editor and columnist, I’m hanging up my quill. Well, not quite. I will pop up in the paper occasionally, hopefully to admit I was wro…
I’VE had a fabulous ride – and the privilege of working for the world’s greatest newspaper and the joy of all those letters from our warm-hearted family of readers. A House of Commons Lobby pass is…
By: Trevor Kavanagh
NEVER underestimate the stupidity of the Stupid Party. Having been almost wiped out in the Fourth of July massacre, the Tories have been miraculously offered the chance of rising from the dead. Yet…
By: Trevor Kavanagh
Under-fire politicians tend to lash out at the messenger, but Labour must not invoke any draconian regulations
By: Trevor Kavanagh
A great deal hangs on the success of Chancellor Rachel Reeves's first Budget next week – not least the survival of her boss, Sir Keir Starmer.
By: Trevor Kavanagh
IT’S a sin to gloat, I know. But Donald Trump’s stupendous victory over Kamala Harris, flag-bearer of the unbearably woke global elite, brought joy to millions, me included. Who could not relish th…
JOHN Prescott, a former Cunard Line waiter who rose to be deputy Prime Minister under Tony Blair, was the last authentic voice of the working classes to serve in high office. The MP for Hull, known…
By: Trevor Kavanagh
THE drums of war are beating. Vladimir Putin is threatening to incinerate all of us in a nuclear conflagration. In response, the feeble, cash-strapped European Union is struggling to raise an army …
SO this shifty looking punter walks into a Tesla showroom and is greeted by a jolly orange giant with a wide smile and open arms. “Have we got a deal for you!” yells the super salesman. “Our limos …
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