Michael Deacon is a Columnist & Assistant Editor at The Telegraph. He writes the satirical 'Way of the World' column twice a week, along with a weekly Features column, covering themes related to culture, society, and politics, including elections and public policy. Michael's work has been featured in various outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK, MSN, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Left-wingers are screeching that Nigel Farage’s plan is cruel and unfair. Here’s why they’re wrong
Few sights in 2020s Britain are more infuriating than that of some odious scrote vaulting the barriers at a railway station. It enrages us, not only because it’s against the law, but because it makes us feel like mugs. Here we are, paying extortionate sums for the privilege of making our daily commute, while these sniggering swine swagger in free of charge. Wherever it is they’re travelling to, you can be reasonably sure it isn’t a place of work.
The Green Party’s ruling body has just been bolstered by a fascinating new appointee. Eleanora Folan is a white trans woman – i.e., a male – who has voiced eager support for “the Iranian resistance, w...
Telegraph writers Michael Deacon and Poppy Coburn take a look at the biggest and most bonkers stories of the week.
By: Michael Deacon
The nation will doubtless have rejoiced to see that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have arrived back in Britain . All the same, one key question about their move remains unanswered.
In a new series of ads for Calvin Klein, Sadie Sink – the 24-year-old Hollywood actress best-known for Stranger Things – can be seen posing in nothing but jeans and a bra. The reason I mention this is...
Japanese men have started doing something very odd. According to reports, large numbers of them have been heading to their local beauty salons and getting all the hair on their legs removed.
Bloody men. We really are the most selfish, thoughtless, sexist pigs. Or so I gather from the BBC . Because on its website at the weekend it published
When feminists started campaigning for the Garrick Club to accept female members, I must confess that I was rather puzzled. After all, if they thought that the Garrick was full of horrid sexist dinosa...
Most modern men would probably have kept this to themselves, for fear of being denounced as hideously old-fashioned.
