Media

At the late former deputy prime minister’s funeral, it became clear that Britain could do with some politicians like him today

The paper attacked the BBC over its coverage of the US president – only to follow suit itself

Successive British governments have dismissed their voters’ more strident views for too long. This has left political space for the extremists to exploit – and they have been busy

Former GB News presenter Calvin Robinson has lost his priest’s licence after giving a suspiciously familiar salute on stage

The Reform deputy leader frets that "many smart people" are leaving the country. Whoever is he thinking of?

Our new man in Washington sought to blame a well-liked journalist for past comments about President Trump

At Davos, Nigerian-American Salome Agbaroji's poetry urged leaders not to cower in the face of populism

The paper claimed one in 12 people in London was an illegal immigrant. Predictably, it was nonsense

A columnist for the Tory tabloid attacks the BBC for its treatment of female staff - then argues Rachel Reeves and Angela Rayner are not glamorous enough for government

News stories on the channel’s website seem to overstate the far right party’s appeal

News Group has paid a huge price, but may have seen off the greatest scandal it has faced

The right wing are lying about a cover-up. But the information vacuum which allowed fascists to foment mass violence can’t be allowed to continue

A columnist at the paper has attacked “not-very-bright people” landing “well-paid sinecures”. So what's her CV like?

There's a thin line between "progressives got a lot wrong" and "the far right are winning because they're right"

The right wing columnists want to see “the Trump administration humiliate our government”

As hacking claims finally reach court, the Washington Post's newsroom spies an opportunity to rid themselves of their unloved publisher

Gordon Rayner's interview with the shadow foreign secretary was peculiarly fawning

The Reform MP is the focus of a new YouTube film from the Daily Express. It's as good as you might expect

The journalist famed for his erroneous predictions is now claiming Donald Trump may block Keir Starmer's preferred US ambassador

The right wing channel went vox popping for Trump fans but at least one refreshed cheerleader had to be cut off in his pomp

A new book reveals why we are so polarised by the battle between left an right– and what we can do to lessen the gap between “us” and “them”

Fighting a ferocious election campaign, Kamala Harris declared “we’re not going back”. Yet, we're we are

The GB News presenter's favourite footballer is a product of a migrant success story. No wonder he's confused

The right are fuming that Keir Starmer won’t be in Washington for the president’s swearing-in. But no prime minister ever has

Our elected government is facing an assault on its very legitimacy from right wing politicians and their media toadies. So what are we on the left going to do about it?

Far too many of them have newspaper columns, radio slots and TV shows. As the US experience shows, nothing good happens when you give politicians too much attention

Trump is back. And so are long-buried American fantasies of national exceptionalism and conquest

The Reform leader will not give up power over his party if that is the price for Musk’s money

Musk and Putin share a belief that facts don’t matter and there are no people or power structures that should be allowed to stand in their way

The broadcaster rails against the four-day week, yet took Fridays off during a recent radio stint

The Republican presidents appear to have much in common. But their policies are poles apart and Donald must turn his back on Ronald to make his MAGA agenda work

Just look at what it did to Elon Musk – he bought Twitter, and it was all downhill from there