Weather Tonight: 4°c Partly Cloudy Night Morning: 8°c Cloudy

News

RSS

Jeffrey Archer

Latest articles

Joey Barton is refreshing but you can have too much of a good thing

19.10.11
QPR captain stands out as a wondrously raw conduit linking dressing room and supporter... more

Play it again, Jools: Le Caprice marks 30 musical years

28.09.11
Eleven of the biggest names in music have joined together to help Le Caprice, one of London's most enduring celebrity restaurants, celebrate 30 years... more

Judgement daze: what responsibility do lawyers have for the phone hacking debacle?

14.07.11
News International's Tom Crone is the second legal eagle to quit Murdoch's inner circle this month. But what responsibility should press lawyers take for the whole hacking fiasco?... more

The axeman cometh: Edward Lister wants to make London 'nicer'

20.04.11
Edward Lister, the Mayor's new deputy, tells Pippa Crerar he wants to drive down costs and make London a 'nicer' place to live in... more

How far would we go to protect the Libyan people?

09.03.11
Regardless of the Iraq experience, David Cameron is now aligning himself with the principle of liberal intervention... more

City Spy: RBS property sale gets luxury brand

11.01.11
Monaco is a place most closely associated with luxury and secrecy - which makes it a curious choice of name for the Royal Bank of Scotland’s first attempt to unwind its commercial loan portfolio... more

David Chaytor admits £20,000 claim for rent was expenses fiddle

03.12.10
Former Labour MP admits cheating the taxpayer out of £20,000 by fiddling his expenses... more

Court artist describes how she captures legal dramas in minutes

22.10.10
Veteran court artist Priscilla Coleman described how she creates her images with only the help of written notes... more

The coalition plans a crime against women

10.06.10
The police and the activists are on the side of women who have been raped. Not so, it appears, the coalition government... more

Orlando Figes’ folly shows why we need libel law reform

27.04.10
After joining the ranks of the most notorious abusers of Britain’s libel laws, Orlando Figes might yet achieve a positive place in posterity... more

Power surge at London’s most influential party

11.11.09
Boris Johnson was reunited with his old adversary Ken Livingstone at the Standard’s Influentials party — and promptly offered him a job... more

Whitehall cuts are so bad for adland

06.10.09
Nervousness in adland as agencies digest the thought that the next government will cut its huge advertising budget ... more

Anna Friel bares all for Breakfast at Tiffanys

30.09.09
Anna Friel adopted a tough new fitness routine to prepare for the rigours of playing Forties society girl Holly Golightly in Breakfast At Tiffany's.... more

Hot Tickets: London's going out guide

09.09.09
Art work by Turner Prize-winner Mark Wallinger goes under the hammer next week, London’s canal system is celebrated, eat at gastropub The Botanist and Nikewomen offers a free one-off workout session... more

Gordon Brown and David Cameron should take a leaf out of Barack Obama’s book

14.08.09
Gordon Brown and David Cameron should publish their full summer reading lists and be damned. The reading public has a right to know... more

Come on Boris, show us what you're made of

16.07.09
Boris Johnson could be forgiven any annoyance at being attacked as a "do-little mayor" by Stephan Shakespeare, the man behind the pollster YouGov and the ConservativeHome website... more

London’s a beach

09.07.09
During the lowest tide of the year, Will Self ventured down to the Thames to discover the secrets of the fluvial beaches from Chelsea Bridge to Lambeth... more

Orange and green neon signals end of a Red state

19.05.09
Few places can have celebrated India's election result with the kind of frenzy I saw as I arrived in Kolkata on Sunday night. But then again, few other places have endured 32 long years of Communist Party rule. ... more

Is cheating a great British art form?

04.03.09
We all have to feel rather sorry for Oxford chemistry graduate Sam Kay. First, he missed out on funding for the postgraduate work he wanted to do. Then, as a direct result of this initial misfortune, his winning team has been disqualified from University Challenge. ... more

The rising young stars who can take Britain to new heights in 2009

05.01.09
These teenage talents will have a year to savour if they can build on the rich promise they have already shown... more

Ramsay mistress joins website that sets up affairs

01.12.08
The woman who claims she had a seven year affair with Gordon Ramsay is the spokeswoman of an infidelity agency.... more

Sex claims will boost Ramsay's business, say London chefs

27.11.08
Allegations that Gordon Ramsay conducted a seven-year affair will boost bookings at his restaurants, according to leading London chefs... more

‘Cheat’ Ramsay puts his US TV trip on hold

27.11.08
Gordon Ramsay has postponed filming his American TV show until the storm over his alleged seven-year affair dies down. ... more

Tana Ramsay puts on a brave face after Gordon is accused of a seven-year affair

24.11.08
Star chef Gordon Ramsay has been accused of having an affair with Jeffrey Archer's former lover ... more

Ramsay's wife braves storm over his 'secret affair'

24.11.08
Gordon Ramsay's wife, Tana, put on a brave face amid allegations the celebrity chef has been having a seven-year affair... more

There is life after politics - just write a bad novel

04.11.08
As a Downing Street spin doctor, Alastair Campbell was renowned for telling tall stories and stretching credulity to the limit... more

Literary Life

08.10.08
Celebrity sells at an astonishing rate, yet at its heart the UK still loves a book for itself and London is a great champion of literature. These are the people who keep us reading. ... more

There's only one Etonian Dave's MPs should read

05.08.08
So much for social diversity. David Cameron has given his MPs a summer reading list of 37 titles, which includes a book by his Etonian contemporary David Runciman, a memoir by Cameron's OE cousin Ferdinand Mount, and no fewer than two books about another famous OE, Boris Johnson... more

The queen of the new King's Head

11.03.08
When Dan Crawford died in 2005 the future looked grim for the King's Head. Now his widow, Stephanie, has turned around the fortunes of London's original pub theatre.... more


Don't Miss