Rats in a Sack
24 March 2026
Ipswich fans’ fury at divisive right-winger
Supporters of the Championship club were up in arms after Nigel Farage was allowed to pose as the club's new star signing
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Reform’s pork man finally forced to fall on his sword
Chris Parry, who has demanded non-Christians eat bacon, has been suspended as Reform's Hampshire mayoral candidate following comments about a Jewish volunteer group
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Paul Golding or Mohammed Hijab? There’s only one way to find out…
The co-leader of fascist hate group Britain First and the outspoken Islamic preacher and influencer are to take part in a bizarre mixed martial arts fight
Read the full article23 March 2026
Reform’s Kent councillors get a pay hike
Nigel Farage's party promised allowances would be cut at its flagship local authority - but has done the precise opposite
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Is John Terry backing Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain?
The former England football captain appeared to applaud the far right MP’s call for the burqa to be banned
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MattGPT: Has Goodwin used AI to write his new book?
The academic turned hard right rabble-rouser is facing claims about the research in his latest screed
Read the full article20 March 2026
The hypocrisy of GB News’s Ben Leo
The presenter berated a guest for calling a far right influencer "crazy", but isn't above flinging around such language himself
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The Reform councillor with a penchant for AI women
Ivan Dabbs spends his days writing messages to ladies created by computers
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Is Sarah Pochin too mad even for Reform?
The Runcorn and Helsby MP wants to wear a tartan burqa and is worried about the Scouts introducing an "Islamo-badge"
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Nobody’s watching Jonathan Gullis’s podcast
The former Tory MP turned Reformer is struggling to attract an audience to his show Inside Whitehall
Read the full article19 March 2026
Is GB News ok?
Stung by the New World’s investigation, the hard right channel’s editorial director has written a bonkers article in its defence
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Much ado about Liew at the Guardian
The paper’s star sportswriter has managed to embroil the title in yet another antisemitism row
Read the full article18 March 2026
How far can down the rabbit hole can Liz Truss fall?
The short-lived former prime minister's YouTube show is going into some dark (and increasingly weird) conspiracy theories
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Labour’s football analogy is not a Real good one
Deputy leader Lucy Powell said the party would come back from 3-0 down like her beloved Manchester City - just as they were crashing out of Europe
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GB News’s Bashful Bev hits back over Trump jibes
The presenter was hurt after being mocked for being dubbed a "fantastic reporter" by the US president
Read the full article17 March 2026
Reform’s bungling George keeps his job – just
George Finch - appointed leader of Warwickshire Council last year at the age of just 19 - has narrowly survived a vote of no confidence
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Reform’s energy bill competition is not all it seems
The party's prize draw promises to pay the bills for a year of the lucky winner AND their entire street. But will it really?
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Who wants to get their hands on Kash Patel’s shoes?
The brand-obsessed director of the FBI has now designed his own customed Nike footwear
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James Cleverly discovered alive and well in California
The shadow housing secretary went missing – but it turned out he was in the US for more than three weeks
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Has Trump been triggered by a micro aggression?
The US president has thrown his support behind a rampantly pro-war broadcaster after a fellow MAGA pundit accused him of having a ‘micro penis’
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Now right is triggered by new Green MP’s clobber
The very online right got into a fury about Hannah Spencer's colourful clothes as she made her maiden speech
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I wish we hadn’t won council election, moans Farage
The Reform leader wishes his party "hadn't bothered" taking over Worcestershire Council after watching it massively hike council tax
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Guardian man Liew wades into cafe culture war
Jonathan Liew wrote an article attacking the arrival of Gail’s on a north London street as an extension of war
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Will Tice take on the Times over tax tale?
Reform’s deputy leader claims a headline on a story about his tax affairs is libellous
Read the full article11 March 2026
Quentin Tarantino is back… sigh
The foul-mouthed vinyl-botherer is leaving cinema behind to bring a "swashbuckling comedy" to London's West End
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The right gets in a fury… about animals on banknotes
The Tories, Reform and the right wing media are in uproar at "woke" Bank of England plans to put beloved British wildlife on banknotes
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Pianos, iPads and a lot of shellfish: Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon spending spree
The US defence secretary’s department spent an incredible $93bn in one month, much of it on very weird items indeed
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AI actress Tilly is pointless and silly
Tilly Norwood, a much-derided AI-generated actress, is back as a singer. Real musicians don't have much to worry about yet
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Self-confessed Luddite Farage stashes his cash in Kwarteng’s bitcoin business
Two months after admitting he didn't "do computers" the Reform leader has invested £215,000 into the former chancellor's crypto firm
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Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of a party he isn’t a member of
The former Labour leader is now the parliamentary leader of Your Party - although the Commons authorities still list him as an independent
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Reform’s armchair generals chomping at the bit for war
Richard Tice, Nadhim Zahawi and Andrea Jenkyns all want to see the UK get involved in the attack on Iran. But Nigel Farage is not so keen
Read the full article10 March 2026
Trump: Dead soldiers are walking around without legs
The increasingly loopy president's public pronouncements are becoming more unhinged by the day
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