Rats in a Sack
09 January 2026
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
Read the full article07 January 2026
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
Read the full article07 January 2026
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
Read the full article06 January 2026
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
Read the full article06 January 2026
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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Is Reform turning out Canterbury’s lights?
Campaigners say the party is planning to rip up the city's historic lampposts. Reform says it's fake news
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Et tu, QAnon Shaman?
The face of the Capitol riots has turned against Donald Trump, claiming he is the actual legitimate president of the US
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The Standard searches for those talking London down
The paper has reported on those bots promoting the idea the capital is a dangerous hellhole. Perhaps it should look close to home
Read the full article06 January 2026
How the MAGA elite became pro-foreign intervention
Donald Trump's supporters have for years championed his opposition to getting entangled in overseas engagements. That all changed over the weekend
Read the full article05 January 2026
No, the National Trust didn’t blacklist a volunteer for pointing out spelling mistakes
The paper started this year with a story rather more complicated than its headline suggests
Read the full article05 January 2026
William Sitwell wages war on vegans, again
The Telegraph columnist is blaming Veganuary for the woes being experienced by his new restaurant
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The Kings College professor predicting UK civil war
David Betts is all over the right wing podosphere warning of 23,000 deaths a year and children's kneecaps being drilled out
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Is this why Trump snubbed Venezuela’s obvious transition president?
The US president is said to have opposed María Corina Machado after she received the Nobel Peace Prize he coveted so much
Read the full article02 January 2026
Kemi Badenoch, a burger and a perplexing analogy
The Conservative leader has been repeating a strange phrase from peer Daniel Hannan comparing Brexit to a burger
Read the full article02 January 2026
Elon Musk’s Grok hits a grim new low
The billionaire's Hitler-praising AI chatbot is allowing users to remove clothes from people's photos without their consent
Read the full article02 January 2026
GB News concocts some Hootenanny fury
The hard right channel reported on 'fury' about Jools Holland's 'woke' annual jamboree - from a lone X account
Read the full article02 January 2026
Trump raises more questions than he answers on his health
The 79-year-old gave a rambling interview about his excessive aspirin usage and how his hands got "whacked"
Read the full article01 January 2026
No, £41 million hasn’t been spent on a Kenyan sex chatbot
GB News presenter Patrick Christys made the ludicrous claim on his X account
Read the full article01 January 2026
Nigel Farage’s crypto coincidence
The Reform leader’s new-found passion for digital currencies just happens to follow a large-scale investor backing his party
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Gove’s regret at stabbing Boris in the back
The former cabinet minister now wishes he hadn't kiboshed his pal's bid to be Conservative leader in 2016
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The Washington Post loses it over Mamdani’s inauguration location
The Jeff Bezos-owned newspaper accused the New York mayor of hypocrisy after choosing a subway station built by a private firm
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Could Ofcom finally take GB News to task?
The regulator has been inundated with complaints about the channel’s lie-strewn interview with Donald Trump
Read the full article31 December 2025
Tommy Robinson’s army of pub reviewers
The far right hoodlum appears to have instructed his followers to post negative reviews online of a pub which turfed him out
Read the full article31 December 2025
The Tory shadow cabinet minister on Roman Abramovich’s team
Shadow attorney general Lord Wolfson is part of the legal team representing the former owner of Chelsea FC in his court battle with the Jersey government
Read the full article31 December 2025
Another of Farage’s friends has pro-Putin views
David Coburn, a former MEP and leader of UKIP in Scotland, has a long history of speaking out in support of the Kremlin
Read the full article31 December 2025
Reform get a no-no for their Made in Britain logo
Nigel Farage's party has been rapped for using a logo almost identical to that of the manufacturing body without permission
Read the full article31 December 2025
Toby Young’s brass neck over undeserved honours
The Tory peer pontificated on unworthy recipients of new year’s honours from his seat-for-life in the House of Lords
Read the full article29 December 2025
Donald Trump’s problem? He’s just too good at his job
A Fox News commentator has a curious reason why the president's approval figures are in the doldrums
Read the full article29 December 2025
Brexit on display at the Museum of Failure
Britain’s botched departure from the European Union is to join a litany of flops including the Titanic, Sinclair C5 and The Body Shop
Read the full article29 December 2025
Liz Truss changes her tune on Abdel Fattah
The former prime minister was once a strong supporter of the jailed Egyptian democracy activist
Read the full article29 December 2025
The stunning hypocrisy of the Telegraph’s beef with Australia
The paper is targeting the very trade deal it once championed loudly
Read the full article24 December 2025
Pro-incest Tory takes on scourge of… lollipop ladies
Charles Amos, a young Conservative who wants incest made legal, is calling on the party to scrap the beloved crossing helpers
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