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The editor and columnist seems to believe we are permanently tottering on the edge of the apocalypse

A large, powerful industry has been courting and even recruiting MPs in Westminster. It could all end in disaster

Agri-food imports and exports have plummeted, and farmers are increasingly concerned

Even before Gregg Wallace ended his own career, the time was ripe for a change. Here are four names who could shake things up

Keir Starmer parries attacks over Louise Haigh by reminding the Tory leader of her party’s reign of shame

Nigel Farage may have picked up an award but his MPs are proving tricky to manage

As journalists at the newspaper strike, it's offering advice on how best to handle staff

Imagine what Sir Keir Starmer might say if he were to come out in favour of reversing the damage done to Britain by Brexit...

Fears that we are on “a slippery slope" to widespread euthanasia are misplaced

It isn’t just London any more and it isn’t just Iberian chefs cooking

How Stephen Frears’ The Hit – the first movie based on British gangsters exiled in Spain – finally lived up to its name

Donald Trump will abandon us as soon as it suits him and pretending otherwise is nonsense

A refresh of EU product safety standards, GPSR, will be a disaster for the UK’s small exporters, with the government little help

If the reality show is intended to revive his career, Jacob may end up being disappointed

Reform's deputy leader declared only his party would protect British fishing - yet when the Commons debated it, he was nowhere to be seen

There’s a good case for shaking up UK campaign finance - but banning one particular donation would backfire

Farage is launching a new magazine – but who’s allowed to write for it, and who isn’t?

Outrageous sexism and ageism abounds in media news this week. And for once it’s not Gregg Wallace

The Old Vic’s Dickens classic still carries a powerful message about poverty and greed

Victory for Kim Leadbeater’s bill won’t stop legitimate doubts about it - or it becoming a distraction for a PM struggling to define himself

The soon-to-be reality TV star used a Question Time appearance to peddle some decidedly dodgy figures

Why has No.10 been so swift to wield the axe now when the PM has known about her conviction for years?

Telling small groups of people that they will be taken seriously if only they shout loudly enough is damaging for democracy

Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage won a referendum on the lie that leaving the EU would control immigration

The part-time MP has joined an anti-World Health Organization pressure group

Dylan Jones, who hacks resented over his jaunts, has stepped down

The Sunday paper’s controversial sale by Guardian Media Group to a loss-making startup may founder at boardroom level amid concern about failure to examine other options

The fashion degree drop-out turned rabble-rouser mocks our "pearl-clutching" - then compares the annual list to the violent political creed

A misjudged call for the government’s resignation and a string of lame jokes made for another poor performance from the Tory leader

The Good Morning Britain presenter is the star attraction at a Christmas switch-on but there's something missing from his CV