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The Latest Articles by Catherine Bennett

So Michelle Mone’s lies were to spare her family from press intrusion? Knickers to that

The ‘brave bra tycoon’ was happy to share intimate details of her life when it suited her career

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How many daughters does a man need to see date rape jokes as a sackable offence?

Despite Rishi Sunak using his girls to show his grasp of women’s rights, he still brushed James Cleverly’s spiking gag aside

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In a surrogacy deal between a rich and poor woman, only one is acting as a free agent

Celebrities pay well to outsource childbirth, but given the exploitation and health risks can it ever be enough?

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Nigel Farage has been careful to bare nothing but his arse in I’m a Celebrity

The vanilla version the politician has presented in the jungle is worryingly relatable, and therein lies the rub

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The Tories happily overlooked the UAE’s human rights record – until it came for the Telegraph

Doing business as usual with despots seems suddenly unpalatable for some in the party

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A vacuous, amoral elite who lost the plot. Saltburn or the Covid inquiry? It’s hard to tell

According to Sir Patrick Vallance’s evidence, figures ‘bamboozled’ Boris Johnson. Did he learn only entitlement at Eton?

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Lady Cameron’s diary: new job pays peanuts but it does get Dave out of the house

Meet the new foreign sec – tada! Chevening vg for parties and all Johnsons will go insane

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In adopting suffragettes as role models, Just Stop Oil is painting itself into a corner

Attacking Diego Velázquez’s Rokeby Venus failed to achieve votes for women in 1914, so why do it again?

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In Boris Johnson’s Lord of the Flies fraternity, women were there to be talked over or banished

It’s little wonder that No 10’s misogyny had fatal consequences for the female population

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Better call Saul off, but isn’t this opera exactly why trigger warnings were invented?

A student production of Handel’s work about the Israelite king has been cancelled in case of parallels with Middle East war

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Spare us devout MPs like Peter Bone. If we ever had faith in them, it is long gone

Despite a direct line to grace, the moralising politician fell short when it came to morals about bullying

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Bluestockings. Unshaggables. It’s how Laurence Fox and co put strong women down

The ex-actor joins other famous misogynists in exposing their many limitations

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For the likes of Jeremy Clarkson, this ‘lefty’ penchant for safer roads is just too pedestrian

The new 20mph limit in Wales isn’t a ‘woke’ attack on liberty, it’s for the common good

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If only Ed had the balls to cut the podcast bantz and take George Osborne to task

Despite his appalling legacy, the ex-chancellor appears to have a lot of unquestioning journalist pals

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If Unilever truly wants ‘a world with more joy’, why is it filling Putin’s war chest?

Its Russian taxes pay for 39 bullets every second but still it boasts how ethical its products are

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How many marks out of 10 does Charles deserve after his first year on the throne?

Let’s see: he has brought Andrew back into public life, managed to grow his hair longer and, er…

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Nadine Dorries vowed to do her best for her constituents. In resigning, she has succeeded

The shameless Tory had too many strings to her bow to care much about Mid Bedfordshire

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Rupert Murdoch has a thing for women aged 66. But what could be in it for them?

The media mogul’s new girlfriend, just like recent exes, falls within his favourite demographic

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Polluters, tax avoiders, misfits: forget Labour’s pals, Tory donors are in a different class

Claiming the moral high ground over taking cash from an eco-zealot seems just a little hypocritical

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The Secret Diary of Charlotte Owen, aged 30¼: ‘I’m a Barbie girl, and a baroness.’

The former Boris Johnson aide has taken her seat as the youngest life peer in British history

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Coutts’ virtue-signalling plan had one flaw. The bank has no virtue to signal

Compiling the Farage dossier takes some cheek when you have so many ghastly clients

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As wildly inadequate Tory mayoral candidates go, the Susan & Moz act tops the bill

Are these two really the best the party has to offer London, or has it just given up trying?

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Age cannot wither her – and now, for just £495 a month, it won’t wrinkle her

It’s no wonder 30,000 women are awaiting a cream that claims to make skin actually younger

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Why does Starmer want to add yet more peers instead of abolishing the lot of them?

If the honour given to Charlotte Owen doesn’t stir Labour from its torpor, nothing will

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For Tony Blair, Silvio Berlusconi was shrewd, capable and true to his word. For others, not so much

Blair has joined in the praise for Italy’s former prime minister, a man who was as sad as he was repulsive

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