Camilla Tominey

Jean-Paul Sartre famously said that hell is other people. But I can go one better than that. Hell is other people's children.

Benefit claimants are being offered coaching that can allegedly secure them a lifetime of disability payments for a fee of £49.99, The Telegraph can disclose.

It is the sort of revelation that would prompt an incredulous, raised-eyebrowed Oprah to ask: “Whaaaaat?”

Camilla Tominey Like any parent of a child currently at the Reading Festival, I'm sick with worry.

Even after Prince Harry branded me “execrable” in his memoir, Spare, I have never called for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to be stripped of their royal titles.

August 30, 2026 — 6:30pm

I'm precisely the kind of voter Reform needs to win over to secure a majority at the next general election.

Listen to the Bregretful cheerleaders of the UK’s rejoin movement and a “reset” of our relationship with the European Union appears to be simple common sense. Framed as a sort of diplomatic act of conscious recoupling, advocates claim it will cut airport queues along with cross-Channel red tape. As with Project Fear, it’s scaremongering nonsense. Scratch the surface of the “dynamic realignment” schtick and you’ll find an act of domestic self-sabotage that broken Britain can ill afford.

In today’s episode of The Daily T, Camilla Tominey and Tim Stanley speak to some of Reform’s key women, live from a special event at day two of Reform’s party conference.

My Hertfordshire village has been ground to a halt this week by a set of four-way temporary lights that appeared overnight like an unexpected speeding fine. No warning, no consultation, and zero common sense. They have triggered instant, wall-to-wall gridlock right in time for the start of the new school term, sending desperate parents straight into diversion routes – only to find some of those roads closed, too.