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Rats in a Sack

The Reform party’s Jungle roots

If you want to join Nigel Farage’s populist project, there’s one surefire way to make yourself eligible

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The Tories want another referendum

This time they want the electorate to decide on the makeup of London’s most exclusive club

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Reform: where feminism goes to die

The MP Sarah Pochin talked about how easily she’d deal with her largely male party. It hasn’t quite worked out that way

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Read all about it: Newspaper Awards bid farewell

One of the set piece event of the media calendar is no more in what could be a sign of the times

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Forget Frost/Nixon, it’s time for Frost/Truss

Britain’s least self-aware leader is back, and having tanked the UK economy is now dispensing her economic wisdom on Sky

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No, the Queen didn’t back Brexit

The Sun claimed the late Queen backed leaving the EU. Now, nine years later, its then editor has been forced to change his tune

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Matthew Goodwin shouts into the void

The academic turned hard right pundit penned a lengthy missive to Elon Musk after he turned on his hero Nigel Farage - but just got ignored

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Ban speaking foreign languages, writes Oakeshott from Dubai

The UAE-based campaigner has called for a ban on speaking in foreign languages at public protests

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Rylan Clark and the hypocrisy of the right

The same columnists who rushed to praise the This Morning presenter's anti-migrant views were those who demanded Gary Lineker's sacking

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Reform’s ghost candidate who died six months earlier

The party selected Sharon Carby as its candidate for mayor of Croydon, despite her being dead

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Reform councillor quits over racism claims – just as party vows to loosen vetting rules

A Reform councillor in Northamptonshire has resigned over allegations of racial slurs, as Nigel Farage plans to dilute vetting checks

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Jeremy Kyle shows Reform’s in his DNA

The former ITV presenter is to be a speaker at the party's annual conference in Birmingham next week

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Ghislaine Maxwell’s Trumpwashing interview is a disgrace

All a woman desperate for freedom could remember was how much she loved Mr MAGA. Is anyone surprised?

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Now Labour has its own deficit problem

The party planned a modest £1.7 million deficit for its election-year campaign. Instead, it blew through more than double that

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Eamonn Holmes and a non-scandal scandal at GB News

Lots of free publicity followed a remark that seemingly offended no-one - while the channel’s viewers said things that really were offensive

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Lucy Connolly is not Nelson Mandela

The Daily Mail charted the hate-tweet childminder’s release from jail as if it were her long walk to a glass of Whispering Angel

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GB News man delivers a foul-mouthed rant

Host Ben Leo sent an angry private message to a podcaster who questioned his penchant for knocking on suspected migrants’ doors

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Robert Jenrick keeps some unfortunate company

The shadow justice secretary and Tory leadership hopeful was pictured at a protest alongside a founder member of the far right Combat 18

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Shadow minister gets a poor chain reaction

Andrew Griffith has been roundly mocked for a video showing him taking a chainsaw to a piece of Labour legislation

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Is this football shirt Reform’s version of the MAGA hat?

‘Everyone will know where you stand’ promises the far right party, which is selling Farage signed shirts for £100

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Chris Philp embarrasses himself, again

The shadow home secretary appears not to understand the difference between pleading guilty and not guilty

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Gamekeeper turns poacher as Tory spinner joins the Mail

Gabriel Millard-Clothier is taking the path less trodden from CCHQ to the Mail on Sunday

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Truss’s right hand man suffers a downturn

Liz Truss's chief of staff has suffered a financial blow but acquired an exciting new senior advisor

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Liz Truss’s new target? The 2012 Olympics opening ceremony

The short-lived prime minister has launched an attack on Danny Boyle's widely-admired ceremony, just 13 years on

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Sharron Davies joins the pool of Tory peers

The Olympic swimmer and gender-critical campaigner is one of three new members of the House of Lords nominated by Kemi Badenoch

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A lot at stake for the Sun with gambling tax

The newspaper is firmly against plans to hike taxes on gambling – and no wonder

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Has Daniel Hannan joined the ‘anti-Trump Eurosphere’?

The Telegraph columnist, Tory peer and one-time Brain of Brexit appears to have turned against his former hero

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The Murdochs and Maxwells: the haves and have-yachts

Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch are at loggerheads - but both know how hard it is to disentangle oneself from Epstein and the Maxwells

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Jenrick lands a vino with the Veep as boss Badenoch is busy

The ambitious justice secretary is to meet JD Vance at his Oxfordshire summer retreat as Kemi Badenoch "couldn't make it work with schedules"

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Why are right wing commentators so keen on civil war?

A large number of right wing hacks appear to be not just predicting but actually willing a bloody uprising in Britain

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Failure pays off for Tory campaign guru Levido

The man who ran the Conservatives' disastrous election campaign last year has filed a £1m profit at Companies House

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Kemi’s claims go down badly in Nigeria

The Conservative leader's declaration she no longer identifies as Nigerian has not landed well in the proud African nation

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