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Rats in a Sack

Where are the adults, cries Trump fan Daniel Hannan

The Conservative peer has denounced the man he once cheerleaded for as "demented"

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Farage’s former right-hand man comes unspun

Gawain Towler, Nigel Farage's former spin doctor, found himself hacked on X. Meanwhile, his ex-boss has been texting Kerry Katona

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Reform don’t believe in asking for consent

A TV sports pundit was unhappy at finding his image used in a promotional post for Nigel Farage's party

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Why does Reform want to stop London’s money-spinning US sports games?

Baseball, basketball and NFL games bring millions to the capital - but Zia Yusuf wants them scrapped in favour of "our own culture"

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Tommy Robinson’s commercial breakdown

The far right hooligan complained about receiving YouTube ads about 'Gay Love'. But how did they get there?

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Farage hoodwinked into an awkward tribute, again

The Reform leader recorded a tribute to the convicted rock musician and child sex offender Ian Watkins

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How committed is Toby Young’s union to free speech?

The Tory peer’s group has been granted a High Court application to ban the naming of those who fund it

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44 and counting: yet another Reform councillor gets the chop

Doncaster councillor Paul Cutts has been suspended by the party after sharing social media posts including a call to boycott Muslim businesses

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Tories need to embrace Viktor Orbán, says ex-MP

Miriam Cates, who lost her seat at the last election, has called on her party to get close to the authoritarian Hungarian

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Shabana Mahmood goes full-on ICE on TikTok

The hardline home secretary has launched a channel on the video-sharing app to deter migrants from coming to the UK

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The public want Elon Musk’s nudifying app stopped

The British public are overwhelmingly in favour of stopping Grok from creating explicit pictures. Meanwhile, do nearly 11 million families really rely on X as their main source of news?

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Greenland could become ‘another Venezuela’, warns US congressman

Republican Randy Fine appears to fear the Danish territory could descend into a dangerous narco state unless Donald Trump gets his hands on it

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Another Tory spinner makes the move into journalism

Aaron Newbury is the latest former CCHQ press officer to make the unlikely switch to reporting the news

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Was David Bowie really a ‘secret Tory’? (spoiler alert: no)

A Telegraph columnist claimed, on the basis of no evidence whatsoever, that the Thin White Duke supported the Conservatives

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UKIP’s new logo looks strangely familiar

The hard right party has launched its new logo - but where have we seen it before...?

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The Times’s Jenni Russell breaks her new year’s resolution

The columnist vowed to show more gratitude in 2026, but that quickly fell by the wayside

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The Reform councillor and the white supremacist dating site

A Reform member of two Midlands councils "cannot recall the details" of how he might have accidentally ended up listed on a dating site for racists

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Is Nadhim Zahawi really such a boost for Reform?

Nadhim Zahawi and Nigel Farage

The short-lived former chancellor has a history of terrible political judgment

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Reform’s big new year rally fails to excel

The party held a showpiece rally at a London conference centre but it only half sold out. Might it be because of how it talks about the capital?

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The pro-women and children right wingers who back X and ICE

A number of figures on the right are claiming to support women and children while throwing their weight behind Elon Musk’s X and ICE agents

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Telegraph backs Trump taking Greenland

The increasingly unhinged newspaper has published a series of articles supporting the US taking the Danish territory

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Lady Bamford’s lifestyle brand remains a labour of love

The venture of the billionaire donor's wife recorded a £9 million loss in new accounts lodged with Companies House

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Richard Keys’s tin-eared tribute

The presenter posted an online tribute to the Wales football legend, but made it all about himself

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Marco Rubio, we salute you, cheers CBS News

The broadcaster, now under the stewardship of Bari Weiss, ran a first-person piece extolling the virtues of the secretary of state

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Fox News takes prize for crassest coverage of Minneapolis

The channel's presenter Jesse Watters thought the most important thing about Renee Nicole Good's murder was the fact she had "pronouns in her bio"

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It’s Harry Cole v Dan Wootton in fight over Reform’s London candidate

The former Sun colleagues are coming to online blows over Laila Cunningham's candidacy to be the capital's mayor

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What really forced a Southampton restaurant to close?

The papers say it was due to a hotel hosting migrants next door. But locals and campaigners say it was more to a series of far right protests

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The strangely close links between Reform and the UAE

Nigel Farage's party is developing close relationships with the autocratic petrostate partly governed by Sharia law

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Reform duck a debate for the most bizarre of reasons

The party declined to put up a representative for the first broadcast debate of this year's vital Senedd election

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Ant Middleton misses out on chance to be Reform mayor of London

The SAS: Who Dares Wins star was seen as the party's presumptive candidate in the capital, but has lost out to Laila Cunningham

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Why is the government still using X?

Ministers have defended continuing to use the nudifying app, despite it appearing to have no benefits for them whatsoever

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Nigel Farage, Lee Anderson and some free hypocrisy

The Reform pair attacked Keir Starmer over accepting freebies – but were happy to take tickets to sporting events themselves

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