Tag: The Telegraph

  • Cinematic bliss

    Cinematic bliss

    Former home of film director Richard Attenborough for sale for £12.75 million

     

    The Academy Award winning actor, producer and director Lord Attenborough is best known for his roles in such hits as The Great Escape, Gandhi and 10 Rillington Place but it was at Old Friars, his home of many years in Richmond, Surrey, that he was able to enjoy watching films in privacy due to the house having its very own private cinema. (more…)

  • Mind out Max

    Mind out Max

    Max Clifford refuses to apologise as it is revealed that he’s been borrowing against his assets

     

    Sexual abuser Max Clifford’s only remarks since being convicted have been to say that he is “incredibly disappointed about what’s happened” and he’ll be “back to court on Friday”. When asked if he would be apologising to the women he’d indecently assaulted, he did not answer and simply smugly raised his eyebrows. Here is a man with no shame and no regret. (more…)

  • Tim Walker

    Tim Walker

    Tim WalkerThe Telegraph’s ‘Mandrake’ columnist is a man not afraid to take on the establishment. Together with his now former colleague Richard Eden, Walker’s diary extensively featured stories about the charitable activities of Lady Meyer in 2011 and made a fool of the PR for Mastercard after they told him what he was to tweet in exchange for tickets to the Brit awards in February 2014. Walker also finds time to write theatre critiques and occasionally makes it onto the stage himself also. In Spamalot, this talented journalist played God and of Gillian Duffy, he once tweeted: “What I loved about Gillian Duffy – & this country – is that an OAP on her way to get a loaf of bread can bring down a PM”. Here is a remarkable man whose column is on our list of “must reads”.

     

  • Wally of the Week: Dr Sarah Wollaston MP

    Wally of the Week: Dr Sarah Wollaston MP

    Member of Parliament Sarah Wollaston should resign

     

    Our Wally of the Week is a Member of Parliament named Dr Sarah Wollaston. This maliciously reckless woman is amongst those responsible for having ensured our contributor Nigel Evans was wrongly brought to trial by the Crown Prosecution Service. (more…)

  • Footing the castle

    Footing the castle

    Own a castle (for just twenty years) for £850,000

     

    Trematon Castle near Saltash in Cornwall is a house that I stayed in about ten years ago when it belonged to a friend of mine’s family. It was sold subsequently and now it is on the market once again. (more…)

  • Hope for £10

    Hope for £10

    Tickets for Hope Springs concert available for just £10

     

    Tuesday’s Hope Springs concert at Cadogan Hall in Chelsea looks set to be a barnstormer of an event. With a whole array of performers and compered by The Telegraph’s Tim Walker, all funds raised from this charity event will go to great causes. Now, last minute tickets are available for just £10 as opposed to their list price of £50 each. (more…)

  • Overheard: 17th March

    Overheard: 17th March

    Classic clangers from the last week (more…)

  • Handeling a house

    Handeling a house

    One of Britain’s finest Queen Anne residences comes to the market

     

    On the market for the first time in 600 years, Grade I listed Malmesbury House in Salisbury, Wiltshire has rightly been described as a “jewel box” of a house. (more…)

  • Wally of the Week: Housing a hashtag

    Wally of the Week: Housing a hashtag

    House PR’s “condition attached” invites score a true own goal

     

    We’ve upset a few PRs this week but the award for the man that brought another of them down has to go to Tim Walker, The Telegraph’s ‘Mandrake’ columnist. (more…)

  • Prycing a resolution

    Prycing a resolution

    Vicky Pryce shares her New Year’s resolutions with ‘The Telegraph’

     

    Vicky Pryce, the disgraced former wife of the equally disgraceful Chris Huhne, shared her New Year’s resolutions with The Telegraph yesterday. They summed her up well. (more…)