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Break out the tiny violins for this Telegraph columnist’s millionaire friends who are all leaving the UK

Oonagh Keating. Updated September 17th, 2024

There’s nothing new about the Telegraph opinion page looking like a product of a random headline generator created by Jacob Rees-Mogg from the Collected Works of Margaret Thatcher and Katie Hopkins.

If you haven’t spotted them in the wild, here’s the montage.

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A crisis of masculinity imperils the foundations of the West In Britain and elsewhere, too many men and boys are being ostracised, with tragic results for both sexes

Western civilisation is being driven to oblivion by the false prophets of ‘diversity’ The woke revolutionaries reject real equality in favour of a permanent revolution against fairness and merit

"It’s virtually illegal to be English and proud English folk are more than happy to join in the great festival of Guinness-drinking every March 17. But come April 23, nothing happens"

One of the latest Britain-bashing rants came from Sophia Money-Coutts, who had a tale of woe about her social circle. Grab the tissues.

Sophia Money-Coutts All of my friends are leaving the UK because ‘nothing works here any more’ It’s not just millionaires fleeing – middle-class families have been priced out of this country

We didn’t detect much sympathy, but we don’t have an electron microscope to hand. These comments give a very good sense of the vibe.

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It looks like Deborah Meaden isn’t one of Sophia Money Coutts’ friends.

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