Sean O'Grady

It’s rare for a political memoir to be as self-serving and poorly composed as ‘Ten Years to Save the West’, in which Truss recaps her doomed, disastrous 49 days in office. Whether she’s being informed of the Queen’s death or crashing the economy, the deluded former PM reserves the greatest sympathy for herself

The new ZR-V Sport is a tribute to the way the whole industry has honed the hybrid set-up to something much closer to perfection, writes Sean O’Grady. Technical wonders in abundance, it’s an intriguing choice for sure

The sportwear giant was right to withdraw Germany’s new-look football shirt with its number ‘44’ looking uncomfortably like a Nazi ‘SS’ – but given its history, writes Sean O’Grady, shouldn’t they have given it the red card much sooner?

As charges of hypocrisy fly over the cost of James Cleverly’s trip to Rwanda, Sean O’Grady asks if public figures should be allowed a little privilege in their transport arrangements – or whether it’s more politically astute to join the rest of us in the cheap seats

The newly updated model is an immensely charming car that does everything family transport ought to do, writes Sean O’Grady. It is an excellent mid-sized SUV crossover with quality engineering

There’s a long list of people and global events you can blame for the mess we’re in – but, says Sean O’Grady, whichever party gets in next time, they won’t have a magic bullet to get us out of it

ITV tries to breathe life into a dated format by plundering a few old tropes and familiar faces from other shows – though not to much success

Gillian Keegan’s new guidelines to keep phones out of the classroom seem destined to fail, says Sean O’Grady – instead, she ought to listen to the elite school that came up with its own eminently sensible and workable policy

Joanne Froggatt plays an A&E consultant who we see transform from cheerful leader of a hard-pressed but dedicated team into a woman barely able to comprehend what is happening around her

In a sea of homogeneous SUVs, Renault’s famous small hatch stands defiant, writes Sean O’Grady. Now given a facelift, the new Clio is an accomplished and confident performer – that we should cherish while it lasts