Is King Charles really being open about his finances?
When it was announced that King Charles was going to become the first monarch in history to release details of…
Rosamund Pike was right to berate her phone-using audience
Many people find the idea of actors breaking the fourth wall while on stage mortifying. As such, they will react…
Did Andrew need to charge his Royal Lodge tenants full rent?
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was photographed driving yesterday with a large bruise on his face. Whichever unfortunate ‘well-placed source’ that has the…
AI Ozzy Osbourne is a terrible idea
If you were one of the millions of Ozzy Osbourne fans who mourned the death of the Black Sabbath frontman…
Why did the Queen push for Andrew to become a trade envoy?
The Andrew formerly known as “Prince” was always supposedly his mother’s favorite child. He had a degree of indulgence paid…
How Disney spoiled Star Wars
This week, the new Star Wars movie – the first live action film since 2019’s commercially successful but largely ridiculed…
Joe Biden’s memoir will humiliate him
Just before writing this piece, I saw Gary Oldman in a London production of Samuel Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape. For…
Should the Princess Diana tapes be released?
As King Charles returns to Britain this weekend, secure in the knowledge that his state visit to the United States…
Was King Charles’s Congress speech a success?
President Trump lavished praise upon King Charles from the Oval Office at the outset of his four-day state visit to…
Gordon Ramsay and the tyranny of the restaurant service charge
The news that Gordon Ramsay – that most self-publicising of restaurateurs – has increased service charges at his Lucky Cat…
What Prince Harry has in common with Boris Johnson
It has, on balance, been one of Prince Harry’s busier fortnights in recent times. As if to upstage his father’s…
Russell Brand is everything that is wrong with the world
There are few stranger public careers than that of Russell Brand, the former “comedian” turned MAGA cheerleader-in-chief. He has given…
Has Andrew tarnished Queen Elizabeth’s legacy?
Today marks the centenary of Elizabeth II’s birth. Less than four years after she died, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch is still…
Oxford needs to fight back against the university
The news that the original Oxfam bookshop on St Giles in Oxford is not to close is not just a…
What’s the point of the Sussexes’ undignified Australia tour?
Not since the First Fleet arrived at Botany Bay in 1788 has a visit to Australia been so eagerly awaited…
Why is Prince Harry being sued by Sentebale?
It must be unpleasant to be Prince Harry at the moment. Not only is he waiting on the judgement of Mr Justice Nicklin for his…
Does Prince Harry regret his ‘Mr. Mischief’ messages?
Prince Harry used to be fun. It is easy to forget this given the Meghan-Montecito-highly litigious incarnation of the Duke…
Have Beatrice and Eugenie been cast out into the cold?
The news that Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie will not be attending the royal family’s Easter service at St George’s chapel…
King Charles’s US state visit was never in doubt
Mark Twain famously wrote that “rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated”, and similar rumors have proliferated about King…
Should we pay for Harry and Meghan’s security?
After a period of several months in which attention has been mainly focused not on Prince Harry but on his…
There’s no need to cancel Charles’s US state visit
The so-called ‘special relationship’ between Britain and the United States seems to have reached a historically unspecial nadir, in large…
The Oscars was as exciting as a Keir Starmer speech
The results of this year’s Oscars were so predictable as to be entirely unexciting. Months ago, the pundits had called…
Will Iran scupper King Charles’s US state visit?
In April, King Charles is scheduled to visit the United States to mark 250 years since America achieved its independence.…
The awkward truth about Charles’s Commonwealth message
Under normal circumstances, King Charles’s message to the Commonwealth would be a carefully crafted and anodyne series of platitudes, designed…
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is on his own
For future royal historians, the date 19 February may take on the same totemic significance as the abdication of Edward…
