Stephen Pollard

As of 2019, he writes frequently for the Daily Express, and also writes for the Daily Mail, The Sun and The Daily Telegraph.

In September 2010, The Spectator apologised and paid damages and costs to the organisers of the Islam Expo conference, in a defamation case involving a blog post written by Pollard and published in July 2008. The apology regretted the suggestion that "Islam Expo Limited is a fascist party dedicated to genocide which organised a conference with a racist and genocidal programme" and accepted that "Islam Expo's purpose is to provide a neutral and broad-based platform for debate on issues relating to Muslims and Islam."

In November 2008, he became editor of The Jewish Chronicle. During his editorship, IPSO made eight findings against the paper. It was announced in April 2020 that the paper was going into voluntary liquidation, despite a planned merger with Jewish News, announced in February 2020. Pollard resigned to join a consortium bidding for the publication's assets. The bid was successful and retained Pollard as editor.

In 2007, it was announced that he would be the first chair of the European Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism.

In 2005, Pollard was a Senior Fellow at Civitas. In 2007, he was president for the Centre for the New Europe.

Stephen Pollard started at the Evening Standard. He then worked at the Daily Express, leaving in 2001. In his final article for the paper, he used the first letter of every paragraph to spell out the phrase "Fuck you Desmond".

In 1993, Pollard worked for the Fabian Society. In 1996, he joined the Social Market Foundation.

Stephen Pollard (born 18 December 1964) is a British author and journalist. Since 2008 he has been the editor of The Jewish Chronicle.