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Christopher Howse

Christopher Howse

Writer / Contributor at The Daily Telegraph - Telegraph.co.uk

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Location
United Kingdom
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Religion

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Recent Articles

telegraph.co.uk

The surprisingly divisive politics of fridge magnets - The Telegraph

Our white goods have long been covered in metallic mementos, but have old hand Christopher Howse and young gun Guy Kelly gone cold on them?
10 months ago
telegraph.co.uk

Modern dentistry shouldn't be such a hassle – but there is a soluti...

Do teeth really have to be so difficult? Old hand Christopher Howse and young gun Guy Kelly consider why they demand such attention
10 months ago
telegraph.co.uk

'How a town centre dies': A tour of Waterlooville, Hampshire - The ...

This has become an object lesson in how a thriving town can be ruined by poor building and haphazard planning
9 months ago
telegraph.co.uk

Sacred Mysteries: A happy surprise found by reading the wrong book ...

The secret to turning the objects around us from a nuisance into a blessing
8 months ago
telegraph.co.uk

The English high street: Finally, Faversham is the town that got it...

Thank goodness local folk saved the medieval Abbey Street from demolition
8 months ago
telegraph.co.uk

How ‘H’ became the most controversial letter in Britain

Debates about English pronunciation have raged for decades but, thanks to the BBC, one consonant is back in the spotlight
8 months ago
telegraph.co.uk

The English high street: Newark, Nottinghamshire – 'You can't get a...

This charming historical town has secured government funds for regeneration – but it’s still showing signs of decline
7 months ago
telegraph.co.uk

Sacred Mysteries: For sale: a papyrus once in Ampleforth's library ...

A stupendous trove of ancient papyri went mostly to Oxford. But some were given to schools, and one is now for sale
6 months ago
telegraph.co.uk

Sacred Mysteries: An anti-pope as author of prayers for the Mass

Against the odds, Hippolytus became a saint. His name is attached to a prayer that is nice and short
4 months ago
telegraph.co.uk

This biography of Elizabeth II is a very unusual masterpiece

A Voyage Around the Queen, the latest in Craig Brown’s series of fragmentary biographies, teems with facts, humour and intelligence
3 months ago
telegraph.co.uk

I finally discovered what Gen Z means by ‘bed rotting’ – and I don’...

Staying in bed? A novel wellness concept? Christopher Howse and Guy Kelly wonder if the youngsters are just having us on
about 2 months ago