← Contributors Simon Heffer Simon Heffer is a columnist at the The Telegraph. Articles by Simon Heffer (9) Simon Heffer 21 Oct 2021 Queen Elizabeth II: For Country and Commonwealth From the Suez crisis to dicing with dictators – a steady reign spanning seven decades of constant global change. Simon Heffer 26 Sep 2017 Boris Johnson: Days numbered at the Foreign Office? When Theresa May appointed Boris Johnson Foreign Secretary it was viewed by some as unexpected proof that she had a sense of humour. Simon Heffer 12 Jun 2017 UK to turn inward after ‘preposterous’ election For the next few months, with the exception of the Brexit negotiations, Britain will be engaging in an act of introspection unprecedented in most of our lifetimes. The world will have to wait. Simon Heffer 20 Apr 2017 May’s mandate could make the difference in EU talks If the Conservatives are returned with a large majority, EU negotiators will know there is a limit to how far they can push Britain. Simon Heffer 31 Mar 2017 Post-Brexit: Will the Kingdom stay united? Sturgeon has sought a second poll for Scotland, and the idea of Ireland reuniting has been raised again – but none of this is quite as it seems. Simon Heffer 17 Oct 2016 The Anglosphere renaissance: Britain's global view in flux Simon Heffer 21 Sep 2016 Vale David Cameron: His only legacy a massive miscalculation Simon Heffer 8 Aug 2016 Post-Brexit Britain can still be a powerful force in the world Simon Heffer 22 Jul 2016 Boris Johnson isn't serious, and the world won't take him seriously
Simon Heffer 21 Oct 2021 Queen Elizabeth II: For Country and Commonwealth From the Suez crisis to dicing with dictators – a steady reign spanning seven decades of constant global change.
Simon Heffer 26 Sep 2017 Boris Johnson: Days numbered at the Foreign Office? When Theresa May appointed Boris Johnson Foreign Secretary it was viewed by some as unexpected proof that she had a sense of humour.
Simon Heffer 12 Jun 2017 UK to turn inward after ‘preposterous’ election For the next few months, with the exception of the Brexit negotiations, Britain will be engaging in an act of introspection unprecedented in most of our lifetimes. The world will have to wait.
Simon Heffer 20 Apr 2017 May’s mandate could make the difference in EU talks If the Conservatives are returned with a large majority, EU negotiators will know there is a limit to how far they can push Britain.
Simon Heffer 31 Mar 2017 Post-Brexit: Will the Kingdom stay united? Sturgeon has sought a second poll for Scotland, and the idea of Ireland reuniting has been raised again – but none of this is quite as it seems.