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Rats in a Sack

Stop making childbirth all about women, demands Rupert Lowe

The former Reform MP is fed up with women getting all the attention during childbirth and wants camp beds and hot pasta for the dads

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How the Reform council cancelled Christmas

Nigel Farage's flagship local authority has told a parish council to take down its flags - or face not having any festive decorations this year

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Has the New Yorker been duped by a 30-year-old British comedy?

A new documentary from the magazine examines the British broadcasting ban on Sinn Féin leaders’ voices. But one figure looks oddly familiar

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Now the loony right turns its fire on… the poppy appeal

Esther McVey and Laurence Fox are among those convinced the Royal British Legion has gone ‘woke’

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Some serious questions for Matt Goodwin

The academic turned activist has used the horrific train attack in Cambridgeshire to further his political agenda, whether the facts suit or not

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Reform demand by-election after councillor defects – the wrong way

The party says it is a betrayal a Dartford councillor defected to the Conservatives – but haven’t been keen on by-elections when switches went the other way

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Mail hoodwinked by Saudi pie in the sky

The paper reported how media organisations had been fooled by reports of a skyscraper stadium, but neglected to mention one in particular

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Will pride come before a call for Zia Yusuf?

Reform's policy chief seems increasingly to believe that the next general election is won, culminating in a graceless speech at an awards ceremony

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Rachel Reeves, an unfortunate Facebook post and Tory hypocrisy

The chancellor claims not to have known about licensing rules relating to letting out her home - but a post on social media suggests otherwise

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The truth behind the Times’s de Blasio blunder

The paper’s man in New York thought he was emailing the city’s former mayor – but it was a wine importer with a similar name

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More triumphs for Reform, from Cornwall to Kent

Nigel Farage's party has lost yet another swathe of councillors due to internal feuds

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It’s Your Party v Your Party in court

The internal arguments in Jeremy Corbyn's new left wing party have taken yet another twist

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The Times hoaxed by a mock mayor

Days after being forced to pull a fake story about a Treasury minister's furniture, the paper appears to have been hoodwinked by an impostor

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As Musk urges civil war, why are government departments still on X?

The X founder continues to foment unrest on Britain's streets, yet the UK government appears happy to post on his platform

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Torsten Bell, the right wing press and a £900 desk that wasn’t

The Mail, Telegraph and Times attacked the Labour minister for blowing taxpayers’ cash on swanky furniture: The only problem: it wasn't true

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Hold the PopCon: right wingers gather for migration pow-wow

The Trussite Popular Conservatism group is hosting an event promising "candid exchanges" on immigration, but it's strictly hush-hush who says what

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The New York Post takes aim at ‘Nepo Baby’ Mamdani

The tabloid is mocking the Democrat frontrunner, forgetting the background of its owner and the disgraced former governor it's backing

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Yet more Reform councillors jump ship in Cornwall

The party's former leader in the county has joined his deputy in ditching it to go independent

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How Toby Young failed to make the grade

Rod Liddle mocked George Abaronye for getting into Oxford without straight A grades - something a prominent colleague of his also did

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Rishi Sunak gets stuck into his new job – unlike his predecessors

The former PM has begun his new Sunday Times column, but Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and David Cameron seem in no urgency to work

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The Sun’s Kate Ferguson declares war on MP’s trainers

The paper's political editor took umbrage at the Green MP Siân Berry's casual footwear

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We need more trust in media, says Murdoch man Les

Les Hinton, who oversaw the Sun and the News and the World in the 2000s, has been speaking out about the lack of trust in the media

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Brexit finally gets its museum… in Ireland

While the official Museum of Brexit is still yet to open its doors, Ireland's national museum is putting memorabilia to opposition on display

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Is Katie Lam the new Adam Afriyie?

Conservatives are comparing the ambitious new Tory MP with a predecessor whose light shined brightly but briefly

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Kent Council leader’s glittering writing career

If things continue to go wrong for Linden Kemkaran she could always return to her Spectator scribblings

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The Tory peer and the heat pump job he failed to clear

Former energy minister Martin Callanan has taken a job with a heat pump firm he failed to clear with the watchdog

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Michael Wolff, the journalist being sued by Melania Trump for $1bn

The Trumps have always used the threat of legal action to silence their critics. But in going after the journalist Michael Wolff they have made a big mistake

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Poor Nigel Farage’s pitiful PMQs protest

The Reform leader threw a strop at his lack of questions and sat in the public gallery instead

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Reform’s man in Caerphilly is keeping shtum on Nathan Gill

Llŷr Powell is curiously reticent to say when he last spoke to his former party leader and colleague, now facing jail for taking Russian cash

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The London Business School course with a rather unfortunate name

A London college might want to rethink the title of its new course for Saudi leaders

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Iain Dale’s very bad Brexit reading list

The LBC presenter suggested Rachel Reeves read a terrible tome about Brexit

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Farage has nothing but love for Mishal Husain

The Reform leader took a boorish tone in his interview with the Bloomberg presenter

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