Sean Thomas

In case you don't know, I'm a thriller writer . Indeed, over the years I've shipped about three or four million books, under various names and in

When computers began playing chess better than humans, Garry Kasparov began playing AI-aided chess. Now everyone is becoming a centaur.

There’s terrible news for Britons who still watch or listen to the BBC: to save £500m, the corporation is axing much-loved programmes. Radio 4’s You and Yours is the latest to go, after 56 years.

I’m watching my old friend Liam break the caramel on his crème brûlée, in a discreet restaurant in the hills above Nice. Liam is in his mid-fifties now: rugged and well-set, possessed of the affable, intellectual confidence of a man who once played...

There's terrible news for Britons who still watch or listen to the BBC: to save £500m, the corporation is axing much-loved programmes.

It will come as a wounding shock to many Telegraph readers, but sometimes one just has to man up and squarely face the bitter, almost unbearable truth: Charlotte Church’s Wellness Retreat has shut down.

For the past few years, sitting in north London in the winter gloom, my not-so-young brain has been toying with a strange idea: maybe it's time to move on. To, you know, retire.

In the shared folklore of the advertising industry, the phrase “a diamond is forever” is regarded as the Koh-i-noor of marketing slogans.

French protester Lola-Fleur Whittaker has gone viral for defending rioters and looters during the recent schools protest in France.

Have you ever heard of Gorizia? Probably not, and yet it is decidedly pretty. It sits in the far north-eastern corner of Italy, where the Latin map frays into the Slavic. The centre is all pink arcades, pistachio green shutters, and palazzi painted...