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The ‘trollification’ that happens on X, Elon Musk’s online hellhole, deserves a definition

Britain’s choice in a Trump trade war is a no-brainer: we must rejoin the single market and customs union, or we’re in deep trouble

Staff have staged an impressive show of unity that may backfire on a paper that is regarded as an unwanted stepchild

These protests have picked the wrong cause. Brexit is what they should be angriest about

The Reform leader is once again skipping his constituency work to mix with some unsavoury characters in the USA

Just as he talks of closer relations, Keir Starmer’s perplexing refusal to engage properly with the EU or European experts is adding to a widening divide

Thames Water is on the verge of going bust, is borrowing money from hedge funds and has taken out an emergency loan to see it through to Christmas. How on earth did it come to this?

The phrase has become a favourite of BBC interviewers - and it shows a wider lack of intelligent mission in the corporation’s news and current affairs

Too centralised, too short term, too obsessed with Twitter, our political system is a dysfunctional mess. If we don’t fix it, we’ll all suffer

History shows Britain becoming more Europhile when a wild card is in the White House

Keir Starmer finds himself caught between the populist tyrant and a politically weakened continent. Which way should he go?

How one tweet and two mistakes saw the right wing columnist get a knock on the door from the police

Donald Trump's new hire appears to have learned a trick from Boris Johnson's former consigliere

Lexiter Larry Elliott has held back his paper’s ability to attack the decision to leave the EU

The founding editor of the Guido Fawkes gossip blog is stepping down. From now on, the anti-elite website will be run by a member of the House of Lords

It’s not only what you spend but how you spend it that matters

Westminster reacts in astonishment as Keir Starmer tells a joke and it is actually quite good

Justin Welby has resigned - but for the Daily Mail it's actually a story about Harry and Meghan

Donald Trump’s election has called into question the Euro-Atlanticism elements of Labour foreign policy

The British press featured some bizarre coverage of the US election this week, even by its own standards

The social club in heart of London’s Little Italy is a cornerstone of working-class Italian culture but is faced with the threat of closure

For well over a decade, Beaujolais Nouveau day was a British obsession. How did an unsophisticated bottle of plonk become big business?

An attack on Alastair Campbell and Rory Stewart for political bias comes from an unlikely source

The News Agents stars disagree about how badly the Democrat candidate flopped

In making them a carbon copy of Reform, the new leader of the opposition shows she is neither thoughtful nor serious

The channel hopes to land an exclusive with the president-elect after being ‘cock-a-hoop’ about his win

The party questioned why Nigel Farage wasn't allowed to lay a wreath, despite there being a perfectly good reason

If the prime minister doesn’t act now, chances are he never will

The former political adviser has mistaken himself for a visionary intellectual rebel. If that’s so, why is his legacy so small – and crap?

The Reform leader is boasting of his links to the president elect. Yet curiously no photographs yet exist

Feargal has shown what can be achieved when someone with a national voice shouts loud. We need someone to do the same in the fight against litter