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Anne McElvoy
Anne McElvoy is an Evening Standard columnist and senior editor at The Economist
My friendly advice to the shadow chancellor: step up or step away
Anneliese Dodds has failed to adequately criticise the Government's economic handling of the pandemic
What Barack Obama really thinks about Biden, Trump and race in the US
Michelle’s controversial encounter with the Queen, the night they got Osama and what he really thinks of Joe Biden — it’s all in the former President’s hotly anticipated new memoir. Anne McElvoy has a bluffer’s guide
It’s strange to see Boris turn against devolution
London is the best argument for more, rather than fewer, decisions taken closer to those affected by them
Martin Amis interview: The Booker Prize has no authority
Martin Amis has written his "last big novel" but shows no signs of mellowing. He talks politics and snobbery with Anne McElvoy
For all his insouciance, Boris would be most exposed by no-deal Brexit
For Brussels and Berlin, Britain has moved from a subject of puzzled curiosity to a persistent migraine
Toppling Trump is within Biden’s grasp — but he needs courage
Friends of Joe Biden have fretted to me about his thin skin over attacks on his son Hunter
New book on Sussexes details feuds, flights and bungled chances
Royal purple prose and self-parody aside, Finding Freedom tells of a missed opportunity on both sides for the Sussexes and the house of Windsor, says Anne McElvoy
Ghislaine Maxwell: A socialite with bulletproof self-confidence
‘We had a great time,’ she told me sadly. ‘It’s tragic how things turn out’
Lockdown has made amateur techsters of us all
An eight-to-ten Hangout day is the industry average in radio and it’s mentally exhausting, not least for IT
A tough hustings could help decide the best person to lead the BBC
The contenders need to face questions on their understanding of the frustrations about the BBC