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Annabel Denham

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Senior Political Commentator & Columnist @Telegraph. Francophile (seriously). Views my own.
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When passengers applaud a pilot just for landing, you know something’s gone wrong

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By Annabel Denham Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Landing in Nice last week, I was startled when the cabin erupted into applause. At first I assumed it was because our pilot, unusually, was female. But on the return journey passengers again clapped like over-excited seals as the wheels hit the ground – and this time the captain was a man. Why? There was no turbulence or mid-flight emergency. We had simply descended from 30,000ft and arrived at the airport printed on our tickets. Intrigued, I consulted two pilots.
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Reform’s messy welfare crackdown deserves some credit

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By Annabel Denham Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
When I last interviewed Nigel Farage, he told me a new divide was opening in Britain. The country was being cleft in two: workers on one side, workless on the other. He was in no doubt whose team his insurgent party was on. Robert Jenrick’s welfare reforms are the fullest expression yet of that argument. Reform has today promised to cut a whopping £50 billion from the benefits bill – a little under half of all working-age welfare spending.
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It’s a victory for Farage, but not the one he wanted

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By Annabel Denham Verified
| Yahoo Verified
It’s a victory for Farage, but not the one he wanted Fri, August 14, 2026 at 1:27 AM EDT The Reform leader won his by-election with ease - Toby Shepheard/Reuters Once again, Nigel Farage has proved his detractors wrong. Leftie pundits had a good laugh when the Reform leader triggered this by-election, gleefully dismissing it as a pointless "gimmick".
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