Sarah Ditum

In All the Wrong Moves, the former White House aide Anthony Scaramucci admits what he got wrong about politics – I was ‘smug and arrogant’

Did the then-Prince Charles really say “rest assured, we’ll forget her soon enough” about Princess Diana after her death in 1997, and to — of all people — her brother, Earl Spencer? However frosty and bizarre the Windsors can be, it’s a scene that’s hard to imagine. And yet it’s a scene that Spencer is [...]Read More...

In her new book Guilty Pleasure, the journalist Patricia Nilsson argues that ‘the internet, the economy and everything else’ have been ‘pornified’

The capital is a lawless nightmare that should be placed under martial control immediately This article is taken from the 2026 October issue of The Critic.

Andrew Hankinson’s true crime book Felled explores the bizarre case of the two men jailed for cutting down the 150-year-old tree

Barbara O'Neill likes to style herself as “grandmother to the world” — and a grandmother is exactly what she looks like, with long grey hair, a

Brazilian bandleader Arthur Verocai (credits: helen murray/donmar; Hiroyuki Ito/Getty Images) To find your audience after all the wilderness years is a beautiful thing

Hear’Say and Liberty X, the winners and runners-up of Popstars, are re-forming to go on tour, 25 years later

By donating her royalties to Palestine Action, she gave her work the political significance she has always desired but never attained.

Last year, UK sales of romantasy fiction reached £54m. As queen of the genre Sarah J Maas’s latest book hit shelves, fans across the country gathered for midnight celebrations