Rats in a Sack
01 July 2026
Has Reform’s leader in Wales had enough already?
Dan Thomas is said to be eyeing up a seat at Westminster just weeks after being elected to the Senedd
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Megabucks Farage banks £22,500 an hour from gold firm
The Reform leader and Clacton MP has just declared another £288,000 in earnings from jobs outside Parliament
Read the full article30 June 2026
Ssshhh! No more gossip for the New Statesman
The venerable left-wing magazine appears to have quietly shuttered its diary column, The Pygge, after just eight months
Read the full article30 June 2026
New magazine gathers together the most consistently wrong people in Britain
Economic Affairs is the new online publication of the IEA - the think tank which provided the intellectual ballast to Liz Truss’s 45 days in office
Read the full article30 June 2026
Another massive legal blunder by the Sun
The error-prone paper has paid substantial libel damages to a soap actor it wrongly accused of being linked to Islamic terrorism
Read the full article30 June 2026
Has Burnham ally Haigh been caught out using AI?
The former transport secretary penned an article which had all the hallmarks of having been written by artificial intelligence
Read the full article29 June 2026
Time for Tories to team up with Reform, says Jacob Rees-Mogg
The former cabinet minister has called for a 'coupon election' with the two right wing parties agreeing on candidates
Read the full article29 June 2026
Hurrah for the Rothermeres!
The paper attacked Oxford University over its links to Oswald Mosley – conveniently forgetting a dark chapter in its own history
Read the full article29 June 2026
The Sun’s very dodgy social media post
The newspaper interviewed a police digital forensic investigator about his vital work – but X and TikTok posts wrongly suggested something darker
Read the full article29 June 2026
Why won’t Nigel Farage let poor Zia run for a seat?
Reform’s ludicrously self-titled ‘shadow home secretary’ has let slip that he wanted to stand in a by-election – he just wasn't allowed
Read the full article29 June 2026
Andy Burnham’s wife and a completely invented social media story
A lie about the future PM dishing out public cash to a firm run by his wife is the most viral political story in the UK
Read the full article26 June 2026
Does Robert Jenrick already have his eye on Reform’s top job?
The ambitious former Tory says it is legitimate to ask about Nigel Farage's £5 million gift from a crypto billionaire. That's not the party line
Read the full article26 June 2026
Recycling centre should stay open in heatwave, says Reform man, as ‘African’ workers ‘like the hot weather’
The man behind a West London branch of Reform was shocked to find the heatwave had closed a recycling centre - so took to social media
Read the full article24 June 2026
Right wing gloats over a Misan Harriman exit – which he was always planning
The Times linked his Southbank departure to a confected social media outrage, when he had long been planning to stand down in autumn
Read the full article24 June 2026
Et tu, Julia? Even Hartley-Brewer riles Farage over his £5 million bung
The Reform leader must have hoped for an easy ride from the Talk presenter over his 'unconditional gift'. He didn't get it
Read the full article24 June 2026
Elon Musk threatens to sue congressman over how many his USAID cuts killed
The newly-minted trillionaire says Ro Khanna should be sued or jailed for citing Lancet figures claiming USAID cuts could kill 4.5 million children
Read the full article23 June 2026
Was it Trump who couldn’t wait for a new weight loss drug?
A 79-year-old US man with weight problems was given priority access to a powerful new injectable treatment in April. Who could it have been?
Read the full article23 June 2026
Meet Roger and Carol, the true victims of Brexit (which they voted for)
The Brexit-backing octogenarians are unable to move back to Spain as a result of the end of freedom of movement. Now they're voting Reform
Read the full article23 June 2026
Did Farage consider a £5 million bung his salary?
The Reform leader told Nick Robinson he would pay the huge donation back if the BBC presenter did the same with his salary. Does he consider them the same?
Read the full article22 June 2026
Michael Gove, Brexit and a whiff of hypocrisy
The Spectator editor's cheery view of the economy after 10 years of Brexit doesn't chime with his magazine's usually apocalyptic coverage
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Jacob Rees-Mogg’s new think tank fights for ‘Judeo-Christian civilisation’
His TV show axed, the former minister for Brexit opportunities is dipping his toe back into the world of politics
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And now: John Oliver tells US about the incredibly popular David Frost and Laura Trott
Last Week Tonight viewers might have been confused as to who Britain's most popular politicians are - and they wouldn't be alone
Read the full article22 June 2026
Farage faces questions over who paid for his anti-EU tour
Reports have emerged of money for the then UKIP leader's Brexit campaign coming directly from European Parliament funds
Read the full article19 June 2026
Boris Johnson joins hard right speakers at a very rum conference
The former PM will join figures from Reform and the AfD at a conference organised by the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship
Read the full article19 June 2026
Reform’s Sarah Pochin is absolutely dreadful
Her tone-deaf remarks on domestic violence and her embarrassing laughing when confronted about it cap a dismal performance for Farage’s party
Read the full article18 June 2026
Times busted over Ed Miliband ‘ghosting’ story
The paper claimed the energy secretary had been refusing to take Keir Starmer's calls - but the truth was rather different
Read the full article18 June 2026
Fake man-of-the-people Farage’s fake England pic
Reform’s leader celebrated the Croatia win with a photo of him drinking a pint in a Three Lions shirt - but it was from years earlier
Read the full article17 June 2026
Blue Labour’s AfD blunder could see them swept away by Burnham
Right wing faction’s founder Lord Glasman is under fire for meeting a far right German MP who claims not all SS men were criminals
Read the full article17 June 2026
Reform are in turmoil – and heading for splits and shake-ups
Farage braces for Makerfield defeat and plans social media overhaul as party argues over who to blame
Read the full article16 June 2026
The hardline Reform council leader who loved Erasmus
Ronnie Woodward was a Scottish engineering student and pin-up boy for the EU exchange scheme. Now 'George' Woodward is leader of a Reform council
Read the full article16 June 2026
Sky’s the limit as Jess Phillips returns to podcasting
The former Home Office minister has got permission to return to her Sky News show after quitting government
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Guardian swallows Robert Jenrick’s asylum lie
Reform's Treasury spokesman told an outright lie about an inquiry into asylum detention. So why did the paper print it without correction?
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