Charles Moore (journalist)
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Charles Moore (born October 31, 1956) is a British journalist and former editor of The Daily Telegraph (1995-2003).
He was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge where he studied history and was a friend of Oliver Letwin. He has previously been editor of The Spectator (1984-90) and Sunday Telegraph (1992-95). He resigned as editor of the Daily Telegraph to spend more time writing Margaret Thatcher's authorised biography, which will be published after her death. Moore's first publication was a pamphlet for the Salisbury Group titled 'The Old People of Lambeth', published in 1982 [1]. He currently writes for two of the publications he previously edited, The Spectator and The Daily Telegraph.
| Preceded by: Alexander Chancellor | Editor of The Spectator 1984 - 1990 | Succeeded by: Dominic Lawson |
| Preceded by: Trevor Grove | Editor of The Sunday Telegraph 1992 - 1995 | Succeeded by: Dominic Lawson |
| Preceded by: Sir Max Hastings | Editor of The Daily Telegraph 1995 - 2003 | Succeeded by: Martin Newland |
