Sarah Vine

Politics is a funny old business. When I was still married to a cabinet minister and frequented the dinner tables of power, I remember hearing a few jealous tongues discussing a young Special Advisor.

Getting back on the property ladder at 59 hasn't been easy for Sarah Vine. Yet after years of post-divorce rentals her shoebox-sized new home feels like a palace.

After years of being patronised for suggesting that Kemi Badenoch is a serious political contender, I now find myself being patronised by people telling me Badenoch is a serious political contender.

How do you solve a problem like Meghan and Harry, asks SARAH VINE.One imagines this is a common, if not entirely welcome, conversation over the King's morning Burford Browns.

Sarah Vine How do you solve a problem like Meghan and Harry? One imagines this is a common, if not entirely welcome, topic of conversation over the King's morning Burford Browns.

As I watched the scenes of wanton destruction in Paris and beyond unfold over the past few days, I couldn't help thinking: is the zombie apocalypse finally upon us?

It ought to have been a clear win for William. But, as ever, the Sussexes drove a horse and cart through it all with the bombshell news about the duchess's father, Thomas Markle Sr.

It ought to have been a clear win for William. But, as ever, the Sussexes drove a horse and cart through it all with the bombshell news about the duchess's father, Thomas Markle Sr.

Poor Prince William . His turn on the Graham Norton sofa on Friday night was a masterclass in relaxed, regal charm.

Ever since Eyelashes Andy first brought the subject up in his casual sort of way, every midlife woman I know has been dutifully prepping for the Apocalypse.