Rats in a Sack
14 March 2025
Will this stop politicians from using AI?
The technology secretary has fallen foul of a clever chink in freedom of information laws
Read the full article11 March 2025
Another Trump official insults Britain
Sebastian Gorka delivered scathing criticism at a gathering for military intelligence wonks
Read the full article11 March 2025
The Times, the Spectator and a transfer merry-go-round
Tim Shipman’s move to the Spectator is the latest in a series of tit-for-tat poachings between the rival titles
Read the full article11 March 2025
Rees-Mogg’s Carney criticism has not aged well
The former MP’s mockery of a man who ‘failed to get on in Canadian politics’ is now making him look even sillier than usual
Read the full article10 March 2025
The media’s peculiar silence over Alexander Armstrong
The right wing press doesn’t seem to have a problem with a BBC presenter voicing political views when he’s attacking Labour
Read the full article10 March 2025
Express ignores the elephant in the Reform room
The right wing paper ran an interview with the party’s deputy leader but neglected to mention that it is at war with itself
Read the full article10 March 2025
Reform’s war is anything but civil
The fall-out in the party was as swift as it was brutal – and it might yet get worse
Read the full article06 March 2025
Can a million people in Britain really not speak English?
The Sun claimed the number of people in Britain who can't speak English is in seven figures. Unsurprisingly, it's not true
Read the full article03 March 2025
Farage’s Trump bootlicking looks like costing him votes
Keir Starmer’s decisive action on Ukraine has seen him overtake the Reform leader in a new poll
Read the full article03 March 2025
Charity begins at home for oddball cleric Calvin
The former GB News man, expelled from his church, needs $350,000 to buy a ‘modest house’ in Michigan
Read the full article03 March 2025
Trump’s German cheerleader finally sees the light
After years supporting the US president, his Oval Office humiliation of Volodymyr Zelensky was a step too far even for Axel Springer’s MAGA-loving boss
Read the full article03 March 2025
Reform’s Rupert Lowe targets a new incomer: seagulls
The MP is incensed by the number of squawking seabirds found in his seaside constituency
Read the full article03 March 2025
Zelensky shrugs off cheap suit jibe
The Ukrainian president, well versed in dealing with hecklers, was not fazed by a fringe journalist who appeared not to know his history
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GB News bids Grimes goodbye
The presenter has left the right wing channel – rather earlier than he expected
Read the full article28 February 2025
The worst financial adviser in the world
Wondering what to do with your money? Whatever you do, don’t listen to this lot
Read the full article26 February 2025
Lineker risks another BBC row with Gaza ‘racism’ letter
Match Of The Day’s presenter has signed an open letter criticising the pulling of a documentary
Read the full article26 February 2025
New data shows how £4m Farage is raking it in
Firm owned by Reform leader made £1.25m profit last year and sits on £3m of assets
Read the full article25 February 2025
No defence as Reform go missing in action once again
Farage skips Starmer’s big announcement a day after the party’s former Wales leader was accused of taking Russian bribe
Read the full article25 February 2025
The Mail’s musical mishap
A scoop about cult singer Mark E Smith’s will falls down on inspection
Read the full article25 February 2025
No, Daily Telegraph, the EU is not banning coffee
Boris Johnson would be proud of his old paper’s spin on a pesticide ban
Read the full article25 February 2025
Who wants to edit the New Statesman?
It’s been over three months since Jason Cowley stepped down and his successor is yet to be announced
Read the full article20 February 2025
Taking the bait: how Reach killed off Rick Stein
An unfortunate headline by the local newspaper behemoth led readers to fear the worst for the celebrity chef
Read the full article20 February 2025
Putin’s invasion a ‘special military operation’, insists GB News host
GB News is not even pretending it isn't Putin-friendly any more. Is that why Boris Johnson has yet to clock in for his first shift?
Read the full article20 February 2025
Liz Truss, saving the west one podcast at a time
The former prime minister has been reduced to giving interviews to obscure US YouTubers with a handful of viewers
Read the full article20 February 2025
Reform’s shameful silence on Trump and Ukraine
The normally talkative party have little to say on America’s abandonment of Zelensky and the western alliance. Why?
Read the full article20 February 2025
Reform restructure is a further blow to Tice
Nigel Farage's long-awaited update to his party's ownership structure has marginalised his deputy even further
Read the full article19 February 2025
As if things couldn’t get worse for Tommy Robinson…
The far right rabble-rouser claims to have been stopped from getting "the only channel he watches" in his prison cell
Read the full article19 February 2025
Fancy a selfie with Boris Johnson? That’ll be £121, please
The former prime minister is hardly on his uppers, but is charging a pretty penny for a keepsake snap
Read the full article19 February 2025
Few silver linings for Playbook’s new boy Jack
The British new editor of Washington's premier political newsletter is experiencing a bumpy start
Read the full article18 February 2025
Good news for Badenoch – Nadine Dorries is predicting her demise
The Conservative leader is being tipped for the chop. Fortunately for her it’s by Mystic Nads, British politics’ most reliably hopeless predictor of the future
Read the full article17 February 2025
The incredible memory of Daniel Hannan
The Conservative peer remembers Margaret Thatcher's election vividly, despite being seven years old and living in Peru at the time
Read the full article17 February 2025
Reform MP caught out… by a smoothie
Rupert Lowe claimed a photo showed how migrants were abusing Brits' hospitality - until an eagle-eyed member of M&S staff spotted something odd
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