There is ‘the truth’ and there is ‘your opinion’
By Melanie McDonagh
Harry is what might have happened to Diana if she’d been transported to California and learned to speak woke
By Melanie McDonagh
Shut the blazes up about what you’re donating
By Melanie McDonagh
You don’t get points for being defiant towards COVID-19: it really doesn’t care
By Melanie McDonagh
Formality can be helpful in our dealings with other people
By Melanie McDonagh
Emails seem easy-going, but we’re using them for lots of work messages too
By Melanie McDonagh
Meghan’s views, sans title and sans husband, would not feature in an influential magazine
By Melanie McDonagh
Her views on the Constitution really shouldn’t scare the horses
By Melanie McDonagh
Trump knows if you focus on creating jobs, it makes the political issues an awful lot more manageable
By Melanie McDonagh
The sense that no matter what the government, things would remain the same made for dull politics, but gave Ireland a certain psychological stability
By Melanie McDonagh
Mr Macron now has to find a way to evade the consequences of his idiot exercise
By Melanie McDonagh
In the fight against disease, optimism is not misplaced
By Melanie McDonagh
What exactly might their ‘progressive new role’ within the monarchy be?
By Melanie McDonagh
