Matthew Parris is a Contributor at The Times. With a rich background in government and politics, he covers themes such as elections, public policy, and security policy, while also addressing topics related to animal rights and environmental issues. Matthew is featured in The Spectator, The Spectator World, and The Times, among other publications.
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The late MP had a pantomime-dame quality, similar to that of Margaret Thatcher, that appealed to gay Tories
The caller made out that she was trying to help me but by the time I realised it was all a con she was in my Apple Wallet and I was £200 down
Every time I begin to see Kemi Badenoch as a plausible leader not of the Conservative party alone, but of the whole nation, something crops up to spoil it.
There is something miraculous about the Mathews Range in Kenya, clothed in forest and cloud
Winston Churchill had a name for it. ‘Happy thoughts' was his description of policy proposals that gave the proposer a warm feeling but were unfeasible, unaffordable or for other reasons no more than desiderata.
In Kenya they came in clouds of vivid colours but when thousands of white ones took flight it was a different world
There can be few foreign cities where the Spectator Times and Telegraph are more widely read than Cape Town.
Decades of progress on gay rights have not eliminated an undercurrent of homophobia in public life, angrily voiced on social media
Those of us who toil to stay trim deserve some recognition
Kemi Badenoch, headlines my newspaper, ‘prepares Tories for early general election' with her big reshuffle this week.
