Richard Kay
Editor-at-Large at Daily Mail
Wallace Stevens Prof. Emeritus & Ellsworth Research Prof. @UConnLaw. Constitutional law; comparative law. NOT the Daily Mail reporter. All usual disclaimers.
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Richard Kay
By daylight, Ballymena, a town of 30,000 people in rural County Antrim, bustles with commerce and activity: farmers taking livestock to slaughter while pedestrians cheer on a peloton of cyclists on a training run up the Galgorm Road. But as dusk falls, the bucolic mood is transformed into something rather more sinister. Marauding gangs of masked youths stalk the streets, barricades are set ablaze and the acrid smell of burning tyres fills the night air.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Richard Kay
His gripping thrillers made him one of Britain's most popular and successful writers. But the extraordinary life of Frederick Forsyth, who has died aged 86 after a brief illness, was every bit as exciting as the novels that made his name and earned him a fortune. He turned his adventures as a journalist and as a Cold War spy with MI6 into a string of bestsellers.
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1 month ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Richard Kay
Two days ago she was simply Emmanuel Macron’s much older wife, a discreet, pencil-thin blonde, stylishly dressed head to toe in France’s most expensive couture. Now, after an astonishing video of her apparently striking the startled French president – whom she met when he was a schoolboy, and she was his teacher and a married mother of three – Brigitte Macron is being described in far less reverential terms.
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1 month ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Richard Kay
It was hardly the ending one might have scripted for a man of action. No hail of gunfire or ambushed bomb blast, nor falling victim to an assassin's blade. But as prosaic as it may sound – meeting his end while working out in a gym – the death of Old Etonian SAS officer and former mercenary Simon Mann was surely linked to a life during which hair-trigger danger had lurked in every shadow.
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2 months ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Richard Kay
On and on it goes, a fall from grace without end. If there were one lesson for Prince Andrew in the tragic suicide of Virginia Giuffre it is that, far from being freed from the shadow she cast over him in life, her death now binds the two of them more tightly than ever. The lingering hope that he might in time clear his name over her allegations of sexual abuse – and restore his reputation – is over.
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