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Paul Clements

Deputy Voices Editor@paulclements

A journalist for more than 25 years, Paul was previously features editor of the Daily Telegraph and the Mail on Sunday

<p>Madonna’s 81-date Celebration tour has been a critical and commercial success</p>
Voices

After rocking Rio, here’s what Madonna should do next

<p>Alan Turing – the British mathematician who helped the Allies crack the Enigma code – appears in an advert as an avatar </p>
Voices

Does Alan Turing deserve to be dragged back to life like this?

<p>Channel 4’s Fresh Meat: ‘In my experience of cleaning up after students, the hardest thing was plugholes…’ writes Paul Clements </p>
Voices

Cambridge is right to room-shame dirty students – and I should know

<p>To deter visitors to Barcelona’s Parc Güell, the 116 bus route has been ‘hidden’ from tourist maps </p>
Voices

Has Barcelona gone loco in its battle against tourists?

<p>Giraffes are generally pretty calm animals, but can get agitated during a total eclipse and start running around as if pursued by a predator </p>
Voices

Why people ‘lose their minds’ when there’s a solar eclipse

<p>‘The most famous homosexual couple in Roman history’: An 18th-century bust of Antinous, the teenage favourite of Emperor Hadrian</p>
Voices

Hadrian’s Wall has been declared a ‘gay icon’ – but why stop there?

<p>Within Prince Harry’s own family, there are much greater causes of concern than the size of his security detail </p>
Voices

Sorry, Harry, you walked away – why should we pay for your security?

<p>Derek Jarman in his shingle garden at Prospect Cottage, Dungeness</p>
Voices

Have weekending hipsters uprooted Derek Jarman’s legacy?

<p>Harry revealed how ‘grateful’ he was to have visited his father earlier this month, following King Charles’s cancer diagnosis</p>
Voices

Harry likes telling us his truth. Now he’s told us the King’s, too

<p>Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, has approved new names for the capital’s suburban train lines</p>
Voices

Sorry, Sadiq Khan, I won’t be calling it the ‘Lioness Line’

<p>Bard language: actor Ralph Fiennes says theatre audiences should not be forewarned about violent or sexual themes </p>
Voices

Ralph Fiennes is right! Theatre trigger warnings are for softies

<p>Whistle-stop: Harry took an 11-hour flight to spend around half an hour with his father following the news of the King’s cancer diagnosis </p>
Voices

Sorry, Harry – perhaps the last thing the King needed was to see you

<p>‘Not a scoobie doo’: Graham Norton with his ‘celebrity’ guests Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal, Joy Randolph, Kingsley Ben-Adir and indie rockers The Last Dinner Party</p>
Voices

Is it time for Graham Norton to cut the chat?

Voices

Is it time for Graham Norton to cut the chat?

<p>‘Not a scoobie doo’: Graham Norton with his ‘celebrity’ guests Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal, Joy Randolph, Kingsley Ben-Adir and indie rockers The Last Dinner Party</p>
<p>Abba, who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974 with ‘Waterloo’, look set to release new tracks </p>
Voices

If you hate Abba, 2024 is really not going to be your year…

<p>Hurry, hurry: Christmas shoppers on London’s Regent Street (PA)</p>
Voices

Men – don’t go shopping on Christmas Eve before you’ve read this…

<p>Olly Alexander, the UK’s entry in the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest </p>
Voices

Olly Alexander isn’t even the most political thing about Eurovision

<p>Would some meat-substitute cheer up your salad? </p>
Voices

Veganism is over… and, as a vegan, I couldn’t be happier about it

<p>Would some meat-substitute cheer up your salad? </p>
Voices

Veganism is over… and, as a vegan, I couldn’t be happier about it

<p>Walking dead: The Conservatives are out to bring down Rishi Sunak (Jonathan Brady/PA)</p>
Voices

Rishi Sunak is running scared from his zombie administration

<p>Could this single-word utterance now come to be this government’s ‘Ratner moment’?</p>
Voices

Wherever James Cleverly goes, ‘batshit’ will surely follow

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