Why do today’s politicians dress like slobs?
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Once our leaders understood style; now we have John Fetterman
Kara Kennedy
Kara Kennedy is a staff writer at The Spectator World.
Thursday
Tuesday
Prince Harry’s latest contradiction
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He wants a family and an institution
Monday
A united royal Christmas… without Meghan and Harry
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The pair instead opted for a Californian Christmas
Thursday
A staunch defense of ‘nepo babies’
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Most of them use their privilege for good!
Wednesday
Princess Beatrice… the betrayer?
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Did Andrew’s eldest daughter know what Meghan and Harry were filming when she let them shoot at the Queen’s private residence?
Tuesday
An ode to smoking
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2022, I decided, would be my year of the cigarette
Friday
Harry and Meghan’s great miscalculation
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The Sussexes have lost more fans than they’ve won over
Tuesday
The year of Jennifer Coolidge
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The White Lotus star is finally being recognized as a bona fide sex symbol
The empty eco-activism of renting clothes
From time to time my Instagram algorithm will taunt me with a dress. It is – unequivocally – the most beautiful dress I’ve ever seen. Satin, emerald green, halter-neck. The dress retails for about £200, and is always sold out in my size. The ad that Instagram teases me with is for a rental, which
Monday
Meghan and Harry are exhausting the public patience
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Their latest theatrics have opened them up for criticism
Saturday
The office Christmas party is back with a vengeance
I’m bad at Christmas. I hate turkey, wrapping presents and the idea of forced, planned fun. My family – mostly – shares the same view. Extra shifts are picked up and presents are sent with time to spare to avoid actually having to see each other. Fortunately, even if I’m no fan of Christmas itself,
Thursday
Why does every woman want to sleep with Pete Davidson?
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The comedian consistently punches well above his weight category
Tuesday
Why Murdoch dumped Trump
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‘When he’s done with you, you know about it’
Saturday
The rise of the celebrity oversharer
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We would ‘respect their privacy at this difficult time’ — if only they’d let us
Thursday
Feeling grumpy about good service
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Is it too much to ask to be left alone while we eat and shop?
Tuesday
Getting a nose job in Istanbul
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I’ve never understood why people are so shy about them
Friday
Is the life of 'the spare' really so bad, Harry?
Three cheers for whoever came up with the title of the Duke of Sussex’s upcoming autobiography, Spare. It’s punchy – and it evokes a sense of sadness. Is this how Harry has always felt? Like a disposable spare part? The ‘heir and the spare’ describes the first in line to the throne and the ‘reserve’ monarch.
Sunday
The fall of the Birkin bag
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The luxury handbag is at odds with the TikTok age
Friday
The inevitable Boris Johnson
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Do all roads lead back to the previous PM?
Thursday
Why Liz Truss had to go
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She is the shortest-serving prime minister in British history
