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Stuart Heritage


Stuart Heritage is a Writer at Large for AIR MAIL based in Kent, U.K. He also writes for The Guardian. Heritage is the author of the family memoir Don’t Be a Dick, Pete and the children’s books Bedtime Stories for Worried Liberals and Jonathan the Magic Pony.

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Teflon John(son)

Can an all-time career low get Boris Johnson down?

Basil Fawlty Meets His Match

Once enjoyed by Winston Churchill, and admired by Hitler, the Grand Hotel may be Britain’s worst lodging

No Time to Di

The filmed Broadway show Diana: The Musical is now streaming on Netflix and it’s so bad … it’s worse than Cats

Once upon a Time in Wrexham

Actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney buy a Welsh football club because … why not?

Charity Case

Scotland Yard is assessing the latest set of cash-for-honors allegations against Prince Charles

Pay-Per-View Prince

Yet another scandal rocks the British monarchy as Prince Charles’s closest aide is accused of trading knighthoods for charitable donations

He Said, She Said

The socialite who shot a police officer in Belize is out of jail and under siege

Stone-Cold Liar

Why did a respected British M.P. stage his own death? Two new biographies seek to offer an answer

The OMGs of GB News

Start-up hiccups plague a new U.K. news start-up, causing no end of watchable mishaps

Pippa Latour de Force

She tricked Nazis into spilling their secrets by posing as a chatty teenage soap saleswoman and just celebrated her 100th birthday

The Bench Strikes a Bum Note

Meghan Markle’s new book lacks a good story and basic rhythm. But, hey, it’s still a best-seller!

A Shot in the Dark

How did the partner of a British billionaire’s son end up being held on charges of manslaughter in a prison infested with scorpions, tarantulas, and cockroaches?

From Russia Without Love

Stolen passports, armor-plated cars, and a possible $8 billion payout. Haven’t these oligarchs ever heard of a pre-nup?

The Dirty Dozen

How the hubris of Europe’s biggest soccer clubs sparked riots and compelled Prince William to tweet

From 10 to Zero in 60 Seconds

No commemorative libraries. No seven-figure book deals. Why being the ex-leader of the U.K. is hard work with few perks

The Princess Trap

A new inquiry reveals how, long before Meghan bared all to Oprah, Diana was lured into her unsettling BBC interview with deception and forgery

Oops! He Did It Again

The former British prime minister who triggered Brexit is back for a second act. But no one is clapping

Big Fish, Little Pond

Why Scottish politics suddenly looks like a trashy episode of daytime television

Meet the Markles

Among other things, Oprah’s interview with Harry and Meghan reveals just how bad the Palace is at handling P.R.

Is Meghan More Bully than Bullied?

A “very concerned” Palace and “humiliated” staff surely aren’t the pre-Oprah headlines Mr. and Mrs. Markle expected

Undercover Boss

Who pulls the strings at 10 Downing Street? Hint: it may not be Boris

Euston, We Have a Problem

Who said saving the world had to be drab? A new generation of posh protesters are fighting an overpriced train service between mouthfuls of artisanal cheese

Days of Whine and Rosés

Harry and Meghan have landed the American Dream. But they just can’t stop complaining about it

Fifty Shades of Desperation

Will there be ravishing, bodice ripping, and throbbing members in Sarah Ferguson’s new romance novel?