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Daniel Pearce Jackson Hodges (born 7 March 1969) is a British newspaper columnist. Since March 2016, he has written a weekly column for The Mail on Sunday. Prior to this, he was a columnist for The Daily Telegraph [1] and in 2013 was described by James Forsyth in The Spectator as David Cameron 's "new favourite columnist". [2] Early life.
@DPJHodges is the Twitter account of Dan Hodges, a political commentator and columnist for the Mail on Sunday. Follow him for his insights and opinions on UK politics, current affairs and culture.
May 4, 2024 · Despite the worst local election results for the Tory Party in almost half a century, the disparate group of backbench MPs nicknamed The Five Families have decided to sue for peace. ‘There’s no...
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Mar 23, 2024 · The Prime Minister and his colleagues are now totally exhausted and utterly enfeebled, writes Dan Hodges. Yes, if he wants to, he can remain in Downing Street for a few more months. He can...
Jun 1, 2024 · DAN HODGES: Get a grip, Rishi - or this could easily become the Tories' last ever election; DAN HODGES: Last chance saloon Sunak has bungled his bid to win over the Tory dissenters… if it...
The battle for the centre – and the 2015 election. Last week, we received a large postbag from readers objecting to http://www.newstatesman.com/2013/09/miliband-isnt-chasing-power-rather-h... Hodges’s magazine column on “centre-ground” politics. Here he. By Dan Hodges.
Show 298 - Dan Hodges The Political Party. News. One of Britain's most prominent political commentators shares his experience of writing in the online era - with all its pros and cons. Dan has led a fascinating life.
Feb 25, 2024 · The Mail on Sunday. A mob is harassing Britain’s Jews and intimidating MPs. Hate is winning – and it has to stop. 2024-02-25 - DAN HODGES. OUTSIDE the House of Commons, Ben Jamal, director of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, could sense the fear of MPs. And he was revelling in it.
DAN HODGES: The Tory base is not imploding. It's just slowly and inexorably ebbing away. Men - and women - who once voted Conservative on muscle-memory have had enough.
