The plight of Somerset’s ‘King Canute’ Sam Notaro sums up how bad flooding in the UK is
The arrogance of government ministers about flooding and the many victims who’ve been underwater since December has been...
Revelations of an affair between Bill Clinton and Liz Hurley sound a little far fetched
“Don’t be silly” said Liz Hurley after it was revealed that the model and actress may have had an affair...
Low and high paid TFL employees shown for what they truly are
Bob Crow rightly is taking the brunt of the criticism for the London Underground strikes but it turns out there are two very...
Debate about empty homes on The Bishops Avenue continues
In recent days there has been much debate about the many empty mansions on North London’s The Bishops Avenue. Uproar from campaigners against homelessness has been...
Henry Irwin Pesch reviews ‘D’ORA: The Romanian Immigrant’
D’ORA by Delia Antal is not just another film. No, it’s not a film made by some amateur looking to get into the film business. It’s not...
Will victory in ‘Celebrity Big Brother’ relaunch Jim Davidson’s career?
If Jim Davidson were a product, he’d be Marmite. This entertainer polarises the nation due to his acidic style of humour and even after having...
Two cases that illustrate that it is often the victim who is forgotten
Today, there have been developments in the murder cases of Meredith Kercher in Italy and Anni Dewani in South Africa. Reporting on...
Conman Tom McLoughlin cautioned for assault
The ex-jailbird Thomas McLoughlin should now have learnt his lesson. This nasty piece of work, I today learnt, has been given a police caution for common assault after attacking...
Phone hacking trial is becoming a joke
Jude Law’s relative, it turns out, was sharing information with the News of the World, Colin Montgomerie’s ex-wife got mixed up about what was said to her at...
Gordon Brown’s benefits from having been Prime Minister exposed
Gordon Brown was undoubtedly one of Britain’s worst Prime Ministers. He was also the Chancellor who gave away our gold and a man known for his...
As 1970s relics appeared in court, Matthew Steeples calls for Operation Fernbridge to be treated more seriously
Rolf Harris, William Roache and Dave Lee Travis each appeared in courts yesterday in relation to separate sexual...
American Embassy does not welcome guns and bombs
Submitted by a reader, our Picture of the Week was taken inside the American Embassy in Grosvenor Square and illustrates how stupid “health and safety” posters truly...
New photos of Sara Al Amoudi published
Our features on the ‘Vamp in the Veil’ Sara Al Amoudi have attracted much interest as plainly there is much more to the case brought against her than...
David Irving’s legal action against the BBC over a programme presented by Jeremy Clarkson represents yet another low for this disgraced historian
On Sunday The Telegraph’s Richard Eden reported that the Holocaust denier David Irving...
David Irving’s legal action against the BBC over a programme presented by Jeremy Clarkson represents yet another low for this disgraced historian
On Sunday The Telegraph’s Richard Eden reported that the Holocaust denier David Irving...
Arianna Huffington launches new website with Tony Blair and Bill Gates as contributors
Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington is a lady who reels in the influencers and in her latest move in founding a new...
Irene Ramsay shares her post-Christmas blues
Waking up in January 2014 and glancing in the mirror has revealed that an entire month of disgusting excess has taken its toll. It all starts with the irritating...
Vicky Pryce shares her New Year’s resolutions with ‘The Telegraph’
Vicky Pryce, the disgraced former wife of the equally disgraceful Chris Huhne, shared her New Year’s resolutions with The Telegraph yesterday. They summed her up...
Thoughts for the year ahead
2013 has not been the best of years. We’ve lost Margaret Thatcher and Sir David Frost and the word “selfie” has entered the Oxford English Dictionary. The economy has not...
Red Bull founder’s grandson remains subject to an arrest warrant
In a case that echoes that of Florida’s John Goodman trial, 28-year old Vorayuth Yoovidhya – the grandson of the founder of Red Bull –...
Wishing our readers a very Merry Christmas
As we all head home for the holidays, may we take this opportunity to wish you all a very Merry Christmas. We’ve had a busy year at The...
Anthony Mamo shares his views on the release of Mikhail Khodorkovsky
Yesterday, by virtue of executive order #922 signed by the President of Russia himself, Mikhail Khodorkovsky was freed from prison and is now in Germany...
The not guilty verdict in the case of the former assistants to Charles Saatchi and Nigella Lawson’s highlights nothing but the mess that was their marriage
#TeamNigella has trended on Twitter in recent weeks. Even...
Miller Philanthrophy pledge to double every donation received this Christmas
Many charities rack up huge bills for the salaries and expenses of their executives. The Miller Philanthropy charitable foundation, however, takes a very different approach...
Original Scotland Yard site to become hotel ‘of the quality of Chateau Marmont’
An Edwardian building on the site of the original Scotland Yard is to be converted into a 92,000 square foot, 235-bedroom 5-star...
Zach Topley urges readers to give a Thunderclap for Jimmy Higham
Jimmy Higham, a teacher at Wellington College in Berkshire tragically died from cancer back in 2011, aged just 26. Jimmy was a hard-working,...
Assange takes on Harrods
Revelations that the biopic based upon his life, The Fifth Estate, has flopped at the box office and took just $6 million against a $28 million budget no doubt cheered Julian...
Range Rover totals a Porsche in Moore Street, Chelsea
The power of social media was illustrated this morning when two readers of The Steeple Times, Quirina Louwman and Edward Thomson, shared images of a Range...
President Kennedy’s granddaughter pays her respects at a British memorial to him
On Friday, Tatiana Schlossberg, accompanied by the American ambassador to Britain, Matthew Barzun, paid tribute to President Kennedy on the fiftieth anniversary of...
New e-book on Kennedy’s assassination
On Tuesday night, I attended an event at the longest established antiquarian booksellers in the world, Sotheran’s of Sackville Street, to mark the launch of two books by Craig...
Paul Sykes pledges “whatever it takes” to help UKIP win
In a move reminiscent of Sir Jimmy Goldsmith founding the Referendum Party, one of Britain’s richest men, Paul Sykes, has pledged to do “whatever it...
Irene Ramsay explores the world of social media
I’ve always been a Facebook fan, but have never really got to grips with the rest of the social media options out there. Admittedly Facebook makes me...
