Matthew d'Ancona

Matthew d'Ancona is a British journalist who writes a weekly column for The Guardian and was previously editor of The Spectator as well as Sunday Telegraph's political columnist for 19 years. Matthew is a visiting research fellow at Queen Mary University of London and author of several books including 'Post Truth: The New War on Truth and How to Fight Back,' published by Ebury.

First, admit we have a problem

In December 2016, an Ipsos poll for BuzzFeed of more than 3,000 Americans found that 75 per cent of those who saw fake news headlines judged them to be accurate. Post Truth: The New War on Truth and How to Fight Back, Ebury.

By Matthew d'Ancona

/ 7 Jun 2017

First, admit we have a problem

By Matthew d'Ancona

/ 7 Jun 2017

Life gets serious

The fractious prelude to war has done much to disguise its true and truly awesome significance. The future of the UN; the fissure within the European Union; the post-war direction

By Matthew d'Ancona

/ 20 Mar 2003

High Noon for the centre left

Across Britain, Tony Blairs Labour government has aroused disappointment among its supporters and hatred among its opponents. Yet it retains an unprecedented opinion poll lead. In Pariah Kingdom, a

By Tom Nairn, Matthew Taylor, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown and Matthew d'Ancona

/ 24 May 2001