Sarah Vine

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sarah Vine

What madness and general snowflakery is this? According to new figures from the Department for Work and Pensions, a quarter of all Britons now believe they are disabled. Almost 17million people claim to be suffering a mental or physical impairment that ‘causes substantial difficulty’ in their day-to-day life – up 4.9 million over the course of the past decade. Many of these alleged disabilities are mental.

4 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sarah Vine

A friend of mine was pootling about on the internet the other day, as you do. We'd been having a discussion at dinner the night before about the possible pitfalls of AI (she's a big fan; I'm not so sure, to put it mildly). Having clearly concluded that discussing AI with the real-life Sarah Vine was not quite enough, she decided to ask her friend ChatGPT for my opinion. Its response took approximately a tenth of a second.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sarah Vine

Here's a fun quiz question for your Wednesday morning: what do Kemi Badenoch and the Princess of Wales have in common? Answer: they are both Capricorns. Both hard grafters, highly ambitious, dedicated, disciplined, extremely practical – and loyal, almost to a fault. At their best they exude confidence and ability; sometimes they can come across as a little self-satisfied, a bit too head-girly and often quite judgmental.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sarah Vine

Scrolling through Instagram the other day, my attention was caught by a woman in knee-high black boots, wide-brim hat and a thong leotard squatting in front of a roaring fire. Standing up slowly, she tosses her dirty blonde hair, wiggles her behind, opens and closes her legs provocatively a few times, drops back down into a squat, slaps herself on the bottom and turns to face the camera.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sarah Vine

My grandmother Ruth, an army wife, always used to say she could pack up a house in less than a day if necessary. All she needed was a few sturdy trunks, one or two willing subalterns and a steady supply of tea and fruit cake. She could also do it in reverse, turning pretty much any four walls into a home with few resources. Perhaps it’s from her that I get my obsession with interiors. After my grandfather retired from the Army they settled in a modest three-bedroom house in Bickley, Kent.