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James Delingpole

The truth about me, David Cameron, drugs and Supertramp

It’s shameful, yes, but almost everyone who went to public school in the late 1970s ended up with a prog-rock habit

26 September 2015

8:00 AM

26 September 2015

8:00 AM

This week I woke up shocked to find myself on the front page of the Daily Mail. Apparently I’m the first person in history to have gone on the record about taking drugs with a British prime minister. But it’s really no big deal is it? Had I thought so, I’d never have spilled the beans.

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