Amanda Platell

Society

If Becks were blown up by Bin Laden after winning the World Cup, he might get more coverage than Beatle George

• 10 December 2001

Society

The BBC's political programming, like the Tory party, is pompous, exclusive and self-regarding

• 03 December 2001

Society

The left is supposed to believe in diverse cultures, but it draws the line at the Sun

• 26 November 2001

Society

We should ban politicians from the Today programme: I prefer not to wake up to their desperate pleading

• 19 November 2001

Society

Sting said sex, for him, was a religious experience. For Trudie's sake, I hope it happens only at Christmas

• 12 November 2001

Society

Sepeleven is now used as an excuse to ditch your lover, axe a boring programme, stop a diet and keep smoking

• 05 November 2001

Society

Women readers have become detached, they will defect and newspapers' profits will be decapitated

• 29 October 2001

Society

The Camilla Parker Bowles of Fleet Street, Robinson has seen off the younger, prettier competition

• 22 October 2001

Politics

Already, the plotters are after IDS

• 15 October 2001

Amanda Platell finds that even the most obscure Tories harbour hopes of becoming leader

Politics

Driven, even in his own lunchtime

• 29 January 1999

Amanda Platell reveals a (quite) nice side to David Montgomery, the deposed Mirror boss