Media

Predictably, the right wing paper has gone back on its promise to stop obsessing about immigration

During a recent book event with school children in Glasgow, the issue didn't register highly on their radar

After 25 years, our diarist lays to rest the nation’s most feared and revered diary column

The public is sick of political in-fighting, so Keir Starmer must clamp down on No.10 leaks

It’s time Labour did something big and transformative to save us from a news cycle of misery

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at GB News, Lee Anderson, Ben Habib and more

The Reform leader’s entry in the register of MPs’ interests made for fascinating reading. But were items missing?

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at Nigel Farage, Boris Johnson, Harry Cole and more

Getting honorary status at the university he has just left is nothing special

They’re out of touch, out of power and running out of readers

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at Liz Truss, Priti Patel, Robert Jenrick and more

How a once respected academic embarked on a “sad, depressing journey of radicalisation”

Ironically, the Trump campaign is trying to paint Kamala Harris’s likeability as a joke

Vadim Krasikov is a free man. Putin wanted his hitman back

GB News, the populists’ TV channel, has long tiptoed on the edge. Will making excuses for thugs finally send it over?

Who is going to tell this now extremely nasty party that they are responsible for the riots on the streets of towns and cities up and down the country?

At some point Jonathan Munro, editorial grandee and BBC director of journalism, will have to explain what he knew and when

The United States, then, has to live with the fact it helped free people serving time for crimes as severe as murder

The tetchy media dinosaur who vilified Britain’s poorest people, published the work of racists and got it wrong about Brexit and AIDS

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at Tom Tugendhat, Robert Jenrick, Darren Grimes and more

A payment to all OAPs was unjustified and unsustainable

Vance is an odd choice. Insights from his memoir only make the decision stranger

With no job forthcoming and still to find a permanent home, Gove is becoming acquainted with the joys of public transport

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at James Cleverly, the Greens, Michael Fabricant and more

Three weeks in, Starmer has brought Britain closer to the EU, and outraged Brexiteers. What’s not to like?

In the aftermath of events in the US, it’s important not to fall into the same hyperbolic trap that plagued our media in the run-up to other recent elections

Germany’s Weimar lesson showed democracy must be combative. But banning magazines may not be the best weapon

The ‘Trump can’t lose’ rhetoric now, at last, has some serious competition

With Biden gone, perhaps some of the truth might get through to Trump’s supporters after all