Wagatha Christie is a Greek tragedy in fake tan
The defamation trial no-one asked for, but everyone needs.
Camilla Long
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Wagatha Christie a Greek tragedy with fish lips
Rebekah Vardy by now must see the hubristic folly and personal cost of dragging fellow WAG Coleen Rooney to court.
25 years with royals behaving badly
Britain’s most famous family is vividly brought to life in an account that thrashes its way through absolutely everything that has happened to them since 1997.
Kate and William must know the royal show is over
Even if no one had snubbed the couple or made a mockery of them in Jamaica, there would have been muttering about how embarrassing the whole thing was. For royals, tours are now lose-lose affairs.
World wearying of internet whingers
A real crisis – like that in Europe where Vladimir Putin’s troops are killing people every day – puts things into perspective and, yes, your suffering is trivial.
‘Cross between a soap opera and a circus act’
The latest royal scandal is an extinction event. Does the Queen really think a few streamers at her Platinum Jubilee later this year are going to make us forget about it?
Adele shows there’s no point to celebrity interviews
If Matt Doran were minded to tell the truth about his encounter, he’d probably reveal an equally relatable story of jet lag and serious incompetence – although not his.
When royals scrap with commoners it isn’t a fair fight
Mix royals and legal proceedings and it is a recipe for serious anger and a sense that justice is not being done.
Depp’s victim act
Normally lifetime achievement awards are meaningless: vapid acts of virtue-signalling designed to lure big names to seaside luvvie love-ins. This time it was different.
Heads other than Piers Morgan’s should roll over Meghan saga
Scan the UK’s broadcast watchdog’s ruling on what Piers Morgan said about Meghan Markle and you will struggle to understand why it prompted such blazing anger.
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