Melanie Phillips

English journalist and author

Melanie Phillips - Thinkers & Philosophers born June 4th, 1951
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A journalist and author with a long career in print and broadcast media. Started as a reporter for several newspapers, contributing to publications like The Guardian and The Observer. Established a reputation for commentary on various social and political issues. Authored multiple books addressing contemporary social issues, including 'Londonistan' and 'The World Turned Upside Down'. Worked as a columnist for the Daily Mail, providing insights on topics such as politics and education.

Wrote 'Londonistan', discussing terrorism in the UK

Contributed columns for the Daily Mail

Published works on social and political issues

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