Rats in a Sack
13 August 2026
Reform’s farmers are feeling the heat
As the fifth heatwave in four months blasts Britain, even Nigel Farage’s climate science deniers are struggling
Read the full article13 August 2026
The Rest Is an Unlikely Aphrodisiac
At least one couple have found Alastair Campbell and Rory Stewart’s informed analysis the perfect soundtrack to, er, discussing Uganda
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Scrapping Reform’s Dr Squeegee is squeezed out
The party's Senedd chief of staff (and part-time DJ) appears to have been forced out as the group descends into in-fighting
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Doctoring in the White House: Trumps opt for AI images
A picture posted by Eric Trump had internet sleuths probing, while his dad gave himself a glow-up for an image of himself on Truth Social
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Has Zia Yusuf finally gone too far for Farage?
The Reform leader had a "lengthy chat" with his home affairs spokesman after he dubbed Ben Wallace a "traitor"
Read the full article11 August 2026
Donald Trump gets scared – hides in a catering truck
He made speeches about the heroism and nobility of waging war against Iran, but the US president ended up cowering among the readymeals
Read the full article10 August 2026
Jeremy Clarkson reaps what he sows (literally)
The TV farmer worries that his harvest is ‘fucked’. Has he met the Sunday Times columnist who has rubbished all efforts to combat climate change?
Read the full article10 August 2026
Roger Stone’s swanky new website has an unfortunate URL
Donald Trump's former advisor has launched a new fashion website, but should probably have examined its URL a little more closely
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The Republican NBA ‘star’ targeting the women’s league
Senate hopeful Royce White wants to join the WNBA draft in protest at transgender athletes in sport. The only problem is he's not very good
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Express headlines paused for breaking news: the press watchdog says they’re inaccurate
The paper has been rapped for its absurd headlines claiming BBC programming had been halted for some important news
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The Tory councillor living in denial
Darshan Nagi is at pains to deny claims he is a climate change denier - although his social media history would suggest otherwise
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Reform’s hypocrisy over former neo-Nazi Tory candidate
Reform decried Kemi Badenoch’s support for Joshua Bonehill-Paine – despite contacting him this year to see if he would stand for them
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Will the Daily Express’s reputation SURVIVE the kind of right wing rubbish it’s pumping out?
The struggling paper is increasingly reliant on a YouTube show feeding viewers a diet of propaganda and predictions of civil war
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The Telegraph turns on Rupert Lowe’s race rhetoric – but who triggered it?
The paper has attacked the Restore leader’s ‘despicable extremism’, but neglected to mention where his oddly specific claims about the UK’s demographics came from
Read the full article06 August 2026
Scandal-hit professor Jason Arday’s autobiography is about to come out – and it has a highly embarrassing title
The book is supposed to be published in just three weeks, with review copies already out
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Lee Anderson’s day trip to France
The Reform chairman travelled to Grande-Synthe, near Dunkirk, to see the migration crisis up close for himself
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GB News man’s holiday hypocrisy
Lee Harris is very exercised about Andy Burnham's decision to take a holiday. It was a different story when Boris Johnson did the same
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Testing the Robert F Kennedy Jr diet
A New York Times writer tested out the oddball US health secretary's diet of nothing but meat and fermented food
Read the full article04 August 2026
Meet the new face of Kemi Badenoch’s Tories: a former neo-Nazi activist
Joshua Bonehill-Paine, selected to stand for the Conservatives in Somerset, has described himself as a “nationalist, fascist, theorist and supporter of white rights”
Read the full article03 August 2026
Farage gets a soft-soap question… from his own former adviser
While journalists at his latest press conference posed tough questions, one reporter wanted to know why the Reform leader was treated so nastily
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Zia Yusuf on the trail of the amazing disappearing migrants
Reform’s self-styled ‘shadow home secretary’ rushed to the north African coast to film migrants for social media. But they’d already gone home
Read the full article03 August 2026
Harry Redknapp: working-class hero?
The former football manager has been railing against immigration on Talk. But was he really driven out of London, as Reform’s mayoral candidate claims?
Read the full article31 July 2026
Cartographic catastrophe as US State Department redraws map of Africa
US officials used AI to produce a map of Africa - and it managed to put every country in the wrong place
Read the full article31 July 2026
Criticise us? We’ll call the police, say free speech warriors Reform
When a local café owner criticised the decision of Reform-led East Sussex Council to scrap school holiday food vouchers, the council leader called in the cops
Read the full article30 July 2026
EV-hating Daily Sceptic writer hides his light under a bushel
Gautam Kalghatgi, a writer for Toby Young’s climate-sceptic website, decried electric cars but neglected to mention his own professional CV
Read the full article30 July 2026
Telegraph columnists at war over climate change
Tim Stanley has finally come round to climate change being a real thing. But Allister Heath still thinks it's a load of hot air
Read the full article30 July 2026
How DID the Daily Mail end up apologising for an article about a cocaine-taking mum?
The paper has apologised after attributing a tale of drug-taking at a children's party to an entirely innocent PR woman
Read the full article30 July 2026
Quentin Letts’s woman problem
The Daily Mail sketchwriter speculated that Andy Burnham had been distracted by an ‘amazingly short skirt’. It wasn’t his first sexist slip
Read the full article29 July 2026
Mystery deepens over Farage’s Clacton house
New accounts for the business of his partner, Laure Ferrari – who supposedly paid cash for the £885,000 home – show no signs of money-making
Read the full article28 July 2026
The Lib Dems start their coalition preparations early
Ed Davey's party is already preparing for a world in which they enter government alongside Andy Burnham's Labour Party
Read the full article28 July 2026
The New York Post, a Mamdani petition and some very fishy figures
The paper claimed "thousands of 9/11 families" had demanded the mayor be banned from a commemoration. Except the figures don't stack up
Read the full article28 July 2026
More emerges about Posh George’s mother’s money
A firm of which the big Reform donor is a director is in rude health, new filings show
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