Rats in a Sack
24 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
Read the full article20 February 2026
Confused Zia Yusuf’s video nasty
The pretend shadow home secretary released a video mocking Labour for not tackling illegal migration... including footage of Home Office raids
Read the full article18 February 2026
Who’s telling porkies about Farage defection approach?
The Reform leader says he was offered a safe Tory seat back in 2004. But the Conservatives say he was the one who went to them asking for it
Read the full article18 February 2026
GOP are concerned about dogs (just not the one Kristi Noem killed)
A Republican congressman claims Democrats want to get rid of dogs. He was less concerned when one of his own party literally did just that
Read the full article18 February 2026
Seven Kent ex-Reform councillors choose to go Lowe
Rupert Lowe's new Restore Britain has a foothold in local government on Nigel Farage's 'flagship' authority
Read the full article18 February 2026
Now Donald Trump wants an airport named after himself
He's put his name to a street and a cultural centre - but now the carrot-coloured Caligula has set his sights higher
Read the full article18 February 2026
It’s Bev Turner v Andrew Pierce in the latest GB News civil war
The pair are squabbling on social media after Turner objected to veteran TV medic Dr Hilary Jones appearing on the channel
Read the full article17 February 2026
Daniel Hannan’s next campaign: ending decimalisation
The Conservative peer is getting misty-eyed about shillings, florins and thrupenny bits, despite being too young to have ever used them
Read the full article17 February 2026
Meet Reform’s new top team – for now
Nigel Farage has named his new spokespeople as he seeks to rid his party of its one-man band tag. How long until they all fall out?
Read the full article16 February 2026
Labour probe claims a little awkward for the Sunday Times
Claims an agency hired by a Labour think tank investigated a Sunday Times journalist are a tad troublesome for the paper's political editor
Read the full article16 February 2026
Is the Guardian skating on thin ice with AI?
An article about the Winter Olympics on the paper's site looks suspiciously like the work of robots
Read the full article16 February 2026
The New Statesman’s questionable football chant claim
The magazine claimed chants about Keir Starmer at English football matches were "omnipresent". Really?
Read the full article16 February 2026
Truss back on tour with Trump
The short-lived ex-PM declared the president "right abour everything" as she continues her quest to be a successful podcaster
Read the full article16 February 2026
Lies, damn lies and Nigel Farage’s statistics
The Reform leader said that one million people in the UK speak no English at all. It isn't true
Read the full article16 February 2026
Squirrels, Grandstand and the BBC test card: welcome to Rupert Lowe’s new party
The Reform refugee has launched his new, even further right party with a bizarre video, a string of esoteric policies and some suspect backers
Read the full article16 February 2026
Melania is officially a flop – but Amazon won’t mind
The firm is set to make massive loss on its $75m hagiography – but keeping the Trump family happy has still been good for its bottom line
Read the full article16 February 2026
Matt Goodwin’s very online by-election campaign
The Reform candidate's bid to win Gorton and Denton doesn't appear to be taking place outside of social media
Read the full article13 February 2026
Is this why Kristi Noem’s DHS has taken its eye off the ball?
Has the secretary for Homeland Security been distracted by her close relationship with advisor Corey Lewandowski and a missing blanket?
Read the full article13 February 2026
Durham catching up with Kent on lost Reform councillors
Darren Grimes's council has now lost six Reform members, while the ex-GB News deputy leader is facing complaints
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Where on earth is James Cleverly?
The shadow housing secretary was brought back to the frontbench to boost the Conservatives' experience - but has barely been heard from since
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Dan Hannan’s latest history fail
The Conservative peer joked about Keir Starmer knighting Jimmy Savile - something actually done following pressure from his heroine Margaret Thatcher
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‘My property porfolio is being weaponised’, moans Reform’s new leader in Wales
Dan Thomas, Nigel Farage's new man in Wales, has hit out after claims he didn't actually live there
Read the full article11 February 2026
Snowflake Matt Goodwin ducks out of hustings
Reform's candidate in the Gorton & Denton by-election pulled out of a hustings at 30 minutes' notice amid rumours he wanted his own green room
Read the full article11 February 2026
Why are Reform so keen on ending working from home?
The party wants everyone back in the office. Happily, deputy leader Richard Tice knows where you can find one
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