Quentin Letts
Political Sketch Writer at Daily Mail
Official account for Quentin Letts, parliamentary sketchwriter. New book 'Stop Bloody Bossing Me About' out in March 2021.
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Quentin Letts
Socialism Saturday, and the Commons ran as hot as a blast furnace. Parliament was recalled to pass the Steel Industry (Special Measures) Act. Westminster Bills normally need months of scrutiny but this one whizzed through in roughly the time it takes to chill a Cotes de Gascogne. By the end of a captious day we certainly all needed a gargle. Mucho panico. Only after the House broke for Easter on Tuesday – doh! – did ministers realise steel production had reached crisis point.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Quentin Letts
QUENTIN LETTS: The public seats were full, but soon visitors were slack-jawed statues, paralysed by boredomBy QUENTIN LETTS FOR THE DAILY MAIL Published: 16:25 EDT, 8 April 2025 | Updated: 16:26 EDT, 8 April 2025 With the world in Trumpian turmoil, an economy self-combusting and rats as big as centaurs cantering through Birmingham, the aces of the Commons liaison committee had 90 minutes to interrogate the PM.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Quentin Letts
QUENTIN LETTS: The poohbahs were like aristocratic ladies confronted by the pong of fishBy QUENTIN LETTS FOR THE DAILY MAIL Published: 20:32 EDT, 7 April 2025 | Updated: 20:32 EDT, 7 April 2025 Bumpy sort of day for our political class. Stock markets were diving like guillemots and Net Zero sprang a leak – Labour was doing a reverse-ferret on electric car rules. Ed Miliband, greenest of Martians, was nowhere to be seen.
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3 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Quentin Letts
One hesitates to knee a man when he is down but Sir Justin Welby’s farewell television interview last weekend was depressing. It was not so much the content - an understandable desire to explain a few things after his resignation - as the personality of Sir Justin himself. There is no kind way of saying this: he was unexceptionable.
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3 weeks ago |
thisismoney.co.uk | Quentin Letts
One hesitates to knee a man when he is down but Sir Justin Welby’s farewell television interview last weekend was depressing. It was not so much the content - an understandable desire to explain a few things after his resignation - as the personality of Sir Justin himself. There is no kind way of saying this: he was unexceptionable.
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