Media

Something about the shadow chancellor makes broadcasters reach for the Chaucer

The England football team’s new coach is German - and for some that outweighs his winning record and a real coup by the FA

The vice president went on the Call Her Daddy podcast to reach out to her core support – but why does she need the help?

Giving a police escort to a woman who has been a terror target was the right thing to do

The paper loathes Labour and its PM - and that won’t change. So why are they still so keen to please it?

Online life has changed over the past five years or so, and not for the better. The algorithm has taken over entirely

Now stoking rumours about Keir Starmer’s private life, the right wing activist uses her journalistic platform to push her political agenda

Michael Gove and Boris Johnson are journalists at heart and for years have got away with far more from their own kind as a consequence

Artificial intelligence is ruining the internet we once loved

Brexit lies in tatters but one of its key architects, Michael Gove, has been made editor of the Spectator. Here’s why he’s Paul Marshall’s perfect pick

Baseless rumours about the PM, Lord Alli and a court order are a right wing fantasy fuelled by grifter ‘journalists’ and social media

Instead of being shamed and forgotten, the former Tory minister is quids-in as new editor of the Spectator

With readers increasingly moving away from newsprint, the format’s future could be in jeopardy

If the Democratic candidate wants to seal the deal with American voters, she should go on Joe Rogan’s podcast

The Tory papers are relishing the chance to bash Labour. But with sliding circulations and their pals out of power, are they still relevant?

No, we’re not living in a socialist dystopia as the Telegraph’s Simon Heffer claims - and nonsense like this is making the Tories unelectable

In his Daily Mail column, Robert Jenrick has delivered a masterclass in “early-onset authoritarianism”

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at Owen Paterson, Graham Brady, Dan Wootton and more

Where is Han Solo when you need him?

A little influence over a national publication may be enough to keep Sir Paul Marshall, yet another would-be media mogul, happy

The magazine has been taken over by the same man who runs GB News. Andrew Neil has already gone – will the editor cling on?

His life’s work has been a catastrophe – and now Hannan’s latest Brexit argument will be music to Putin’s ears

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at Tom Tugendhat, Jonathan Gullis, Mel Stride and more

How a biographer’s aside, the Mail’s performative outrage and the BBC’s cowardice led to a media storm over a portrait of Mrs Thatcher

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