George Chesterton
George Chesterton is Executive Editor at The Standard, covering politics and culture. George writes about party politics, social issues and cultural analysis as well as music, literature and the arts. In 2001 he was nominated for PPA Columnist of the Year and has been an editor and contributor at The Guardian, The Telegraph and GQ magazine....
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George Chesterton is Executive Editor at The Standard, covering politics and culture. George writes about party politics, social issues and cultural analysis as well as music, literature and the arts. In 2001 he was nominated for PPA Columnist of the Year and has been an editor and contributor at The Guardian, The Telegraph and GQ magazine.
Lockerbie on Sky: hard to watch and even harder to forget
Beyond the politics and conspiracy theories, what is left in the wake of the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 are devastating stories of loss
Robbie Williams on Netflix review: yawn! This won't entertain you
This is little more than an endless hall of mirrors, in which Williams gets to watch himself from every angle. Heaven for him, hell for us
Torbynism: how the Conservatives became their own fringe party
Looming defeat has left the Conservatives divided and chaotic, with potential leaders – or even Nigel Farage – ready to fill the void
One of the main reasons Starmer is standing firm on Israel? His family
The Labour leader’s resolution will be stiffened by having a Jewish wife and relatives
Sound of silence on attacks is disturbing
It is inconceivable that the reaction to the attacks on Israeli families by Hamas would have been replicated for any other community
