Rats in a Sack
05 March 2026
Is this Reform’s new star of local government?
A video has gone viral of an interview with Doncaster's Craig Ward - a man not entirely in grasp of the details
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Struggling GB News takes its awards snub well
The right wing channel absolutely wasn't bothered to have been beaten to a major TV prize by Sky News
Read the full article03 March 2026
The Brexit papers back Trump in his war of words with Starmer
Now we've Taken Back Control, the likes of the Sun and Mail are demanding we unquestioningly support a mad American president
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Matt Goodwin is still a sore loser
The GB News man is continuing to blame everyone and everything except his own hapless campaign for his loss in Gorton and Denton
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Ed Davey takes on Oakeshott and Tice
The Liberal Democrat leader has enraged the Reform man and his partner with comments about her tax status
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The People’s Army loves London lobbyists
The party which likes to pose as the anti-elite hosted a shindig where it promised lobbyists their clients would be "very rich" under Reform
Read the full article02 March 2026
Rachel Reeves isn’t the only politician to have met a controversial mosque chair
Robert Jenrick hit out at the chancellor for meeting Arshad Khatana - neglecting to mention his own leader Nigel Farage had been photographed with him
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The betting firm which let punters have a flutter on Iran strikes
Polymarket has defended allowing people to bet on war, claiming somehow that what it was doing was “invaluable”
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Darren Grimes crafts a dodgy depiction
The GB News man turned deputy council leader used an AI image to claim his county was being flooded by refugees
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Nigel Farage continues to coin it in
The Reform leader has topped up his company coffers by £1.8 million in the wake of his election as MP for Clacton
Read the full article27 February 2026
Old-school treatment of asylum seekers fits The Bill for Richard Littlejohn
The Mail man is nostalgic for the days of a 24-year-old TV police drama
Read the full article27 February 2026
Calling myself Hitler? It’s art, says Kanye West
The rapper is defending himself against claims of antisemitic workplace discrimination by claiming artistic expression
Read the full article27 February 2026
Is this why Freddie Sayers is so keen to back the Royals?
The Spectator publisher once played Prince William in a dire TV movie about the life of Diana, Princess of Wales
Read the full article27 February 2026
Reform TV councillor’s defection is a Lowe blow
Kieran Mishchuk - last seen on the BBC describing Nigel Farage as a lion - has jumped shipped to Restore Britain
Read the full article25 February 2026
Reform nab another Lib Dem wheeze: their own coloured box
After stealing 'Alarm Clock Britain', Nigel Farage's party is emulating Danny Alexander with a brightly coloured ministerial box
Read the full article25 February 2026
The Unherd man backing Andy and Mandy
Freddie Sayers is worried about 'Epstein mania'
Read the full article25 February 2026
Danny Kruger wants to police your bedroom
The MP in charge of Reform's preparations for government want to tackle the "totally unregulated sexual economy"
Read the full article25 February 2026
£30k for a single speech is all in a day’s work for Farage
The Reform leader and occasional MP for Clacton is off another personal money-making trip to America
Read the full article25 February 2026
Calling for MP’s shooting ‘an honest mistake’, says Reform
After last year hysterically accusing Keir Starmer of calling for people to take up arms, the party brushed off a councillor who appeared to actually back shooting
Read the full article25 February 2026
Did Robert Jenrick want to ‘destroy’ new best pal Zia Yusuf?
Reports suggest Reform's new 'shadow chancellor' sought personal information about his now colleague
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10 mad moments from Trump’s State of the Union speech
From ending a war in 'Servia' to moaning he hadn't got a military medal, the stand-out moments of an unhinged one hour 47 minutes
Read the full article24 February 2026
The Spectator plays down the Epstein scandal
The magazine's columnists seem to want to muddy the story which has already led to two high-profile arrests
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RFK’s allies seek to make a movie even worse than Melania
Robert F. Kennedy Jr's running mate is leading the fundraising effort for a film mocking the reaction to the Covid pandemic
Read the full article24 February 2026
Who decided the Spectator would back Brexit?
The magazine's former chair and editor are insistent there was no interference from their little-seen former owners
Read the full article23 February 2026
Zia Yusuf wants to lure expats back from Dubai. Anyone in particular?
Reform's home affairs spokesman wants to bring Brits abroad home - perhaps including his own deputy leader and his partner
Read the full article23 February 2026
The man don’t give a puck: Kash Patel hangs out at the Olympics
The FBI director's spinner was furious at reports he was in Italy for the ice hockey final. But there he was...
Read the full article23 February 2026
Farage flies 5,000 miles for a pathetic PR stunt
Days before the Gorton and Denton by-election the Reform leader was trying to get on to the Chagos Islands
Read the full article23 February 2026
Isabel Oakeshott’s awkward dig at old friend Matt Goodwin
The hacktivist reposted a comment dubbing Reform’s Gorton and Denton candidate ‘the establishment’
Read the full article23 February 2026
Is the Mail getting nerves over Telegraph sale?
The paper's Sunday title this weekend launched a hit job on a "pro-Brussels" rival wishing to buy the papers
Read the full article20 February 2026
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s earthy nickname among security detail reemerges
Footage from an Australian interview reveal what the former Prince Andrew's security staff used to refer to him as
Read the full article20 February 2026
Join UKIP – for only £12,000 a year
The hard right party wants to add to its dwindling number of members, with an elite tier costing just a grand a month
Read the full article20 February 2026
Jacob Rees-Mogg hits the road
Perhaps inspired by Barack Obabma filling the O2, the former cabinet minister is taking a one-man show to a string of small English theatres
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