HeyJaredAndrew Pierce
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ANDREW PIERCE: The day Tobias got a rocket from Vladimir Putin (opens the original)
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Former junior Foreign Office minister Tobias Ellwood had to think on his feet when he unexpectedly found himself alone with Russian despot Vladimir Putin for 15 minutes at a summit of European leaders. 'There seemed little point in condemning his recent annexation of the Crimea,' writes Ellwood in his new book Ten Steps To Prevent World War Three. 'He would simply have walked away.' And so Ellwood told Putin that a friend of his was shortly to use Russian transport and was worried about whether
My pal Ann Widdecombe: ANDREW PIERCE recalls brandy-soaked dinners (opens the original)
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Yesterday afternoon, as I heard the TV news anchor reporting that ‘police had launched a murder inquiry’, I could hardly believe that they were talking about my treasured friend Ann Widdecombe. I had been horrified to learn early on Thursday that ‘the Saintly Widders’, as I’ve always affectionately called her, had been found dead ‘in a pool of blood’ in the kitchen of her beloved home in the beautiful area of Haytor, Dartmoor. At first, I assumed that Widders, who’d been a little shaky on her pi
ANDREW PIERCE: Does PM-to-be still have it in for the royals? (opens the original)
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Is there a resentful republican lurking beneath Andy Burnham's trademark blue T-shirt? Next month the predicted new Labour leader will make the traditional Prime Ministerial pilgrimage to Balmoral. In his 2024 memoir Head North, the Liverpool-born Burnham recalls the 1989 all-Merseyside FA Cup final with approval, describing the crowd's chorus of 'Merseyside, Merseyside' as 'an unforgettable act of defiance towards an Establishment, represented by those in the Royal Box, which had viciously turn
PIERCE: The murky past of Farage's associate known as 'Posh George' (opens the original)
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Quaffing Pol Roger champagne at The Spectator's summer party on Wednesday evening, George Swinfen Cottrell laughed off Nigel Farage's unexpected absence. The Reform UK leader, rarely one to miss a party, had cancelled at the last minute amid reports about his property portfolio. For a man with no official role in Reform, 32-year-old Cottrell has become one of the most influential figures in Farage's orbit. Better known as 'Posh George', the chubby-cheeked aristocrat and convicted fraudster has s
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