Media

The new woman at the top of London's now-weekly newspaper seems to fancy building up her profile as yet another edgy right wing pundit

The Thunderer shows inconsistency in its latest star appointment, while at the Daily Mail nothing changes

When the staff of the French satirical newspaper were murdered by extremists, France was united in defiance and grief – but the consensus soon began to fall apart

The ranting billionaire embarrassed himself, Donald Trump... and Nigel Farage. Now he has to pay the price

The paper claimed its poll showed Keir Starmer would be out of office within a year. Except it didn't

The X owner's call for Nigel Farage to step down reminded the hardline Brexiteer she did have an aversion to foreign involvement in British politics after all

The prime minister and his cabinet have been quietly underwhelming so far and that is partially because they do not look like they know where they're headed

His ill-informed backing for Tommy Robinson and slurs against Jess Phillips say it all about Trump's right-hand man

A right wing economist says leaving the EU has been less traumatic than Remainer say - but still concedes we’re losing out

The former home secretary recalled visiting the Italian-Turkish border, despite no such thing existing

The prime minister should be spared social media’s grief voyeurism as he mourns the loss of his brother

The paper’s Sam Ashworth-Hayes thinks catastrophe is on the cards - but there are several factors he’s overlooked

The right wing newspaper's claims of a Labour-sparked rise in the price of holidays is pure fantasy

If you don’t someone else will tell it for you – and chances are you won’t like what you hear

Scourge of the Brexiteers Carole Cadwalladr is leaving the Sunday paper just days after its takeover was confirmed

The culture war argument over abortion helped Trump get back into the White House. Now Farage wants to use the same trick – can it work over here?

News editor of the Jewish News, Justin Cohen, on a meeting that changed his thinking on how to make progress in the Middle East

The Guardian columnist wrote a 9,000 word rant on the BBC’s sloppiness over the Israel/Hamas war, then failed to read a 37-word anti-Semitic comment – which he then liked

A recent social media rant by the Telegraph columnist about Hugo Rifkind, the Times writer, contained a stunning revelation

While the music legend was playing the O2, a gathering worthy of The New European’s Shit List was taking place in Westminster

The ailing broadsheet has become fixated with a losing candidate for the top position – and not for the first time

From the Sun to the Times, the papers and Boris Johnson are losing their marbles over Keir Starmer trying to get Britain a better deal

Norway is testing an extraordinary new format for its party leadership debate

In many cases over the last 12 months, the people who looked like winners also turned out to be losers

Forget polling and lifetime party loyalty – all that’s gone. In their place we have a broken system, Reform as the main opposition party, and a growing threat from disinformation

The number of people willing to pay the price tag for the titles is rapidly dwindling

The Father Ted creator and GB News commentator are off to America in search of "artistic freedom"

Why does the leader of the Conservative Party have such a disturbing set of role models?

The Reform deputy leader used disgusting language to attack Daniel Finkelstein for questioning his conspiracy theories about butter

A sold-out event at the Guardian's London headquarters with the Observer's departing food writer has been mysteriously cancelled

It underlined that he views politics mainly through the lens of personality and rarely bothers with policy

The food writer who quit the Observer in November is making a temporary comeback at King’s Place