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Rats in a Sack

Both Reform and the Greens accused of dodgy by-election leaflets

The Gorton and Denton by-election has been hit with claims of letters from a suspect Reform-backing pensioner and Green leaflets with dodgy quotes

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The lies of the Boris Johnson revisionists

Fans of the former PM are comparing Peter Mandelson to their hero's treatment over Partygate - except that wasn't why he was forced out

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The grotesque hypocrisy of Mail man Dan Hodges

The Mail on Sunday columnist is fuming about Peter Mandelson’s appointment as US ambassador. But what did he write about it at the time?

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Stephen Yaxley-Lennon and a rather suspicious grift

The far right rabble-rouser is soliciting donations to a company on the brink of dissolution

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Peter Mandelson goes camera shy

The disgraced former ambassador has gone to the press watchdog to get journalists to leave him alone

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Starmer’s spin chief swaps one bunker for another

Downing Street’s outgoing director of communications was spotted leaving his home with a set of golf clubs

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The last Post plays for Will Lewis

The former Murdoch man has left his role as chief executive of the Washington Post days after announcing a massive cull of its journalists

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Reform’s unknown new leader in Wales

Nigel Farage's new man in Wales is Dan Thomas - a former North London councillor few members have ever heard of

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Reform councillor forced out… for telling the truth

Kent councillor Matthew Fraser Moat has fallen on his sword after admitting his party had failed to find any waste to cut

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Mandelson avoids at least one leak enquiry

The disgraced peer faces no action for urinating against George Osborne's neighbour's wall due to a "lack of evidence"

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Women can’t speak without notes, pleads Tory peer

Michael Farmer said Lords rules were unfair as "many women are not used to speaking ad lib"

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Gorton and Denton candidate backs the BNP

Nick Buckley, standing for Advance UK, has published a fawning YouTube interview with the far right former leader Nick Griffin

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The Reform PPC who wanted a horse like Putin

Rupert Matthews, Reform’s crime chief in Leicestershire, has been rebuked for asking an officer to organise for him an election photo with a horse

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The Reform Lady who’s an Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Truther

Lady Victoria Hervey, a regular at Reform events, believes the Epstein scandal is an elaborate hoax engineered the bring down the former prince

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Morgan McSweeney’s grip on power is loosening by the moment

Labour could only find the No 10 chief of staff’s closest ally to defend him over the Mandelson crisis - and that speaks volumes

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Holly Valance kissed off with GB News

The Australian singer turned right wing activist was censored by the channel for using an offensive term

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Lib Dem peers not happy with their newbies

Ed Davey's party has three new peers but not everybody on their benches is delighted with them

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Sharon! Tories seek some celebrity stardust in Brum

The Conservatives want Sharon Osbourne to stand for the party in local elections in Birmingham

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Is Matt Goodwin’s by-election bid a poisoned chalice?

The former academic has a long history of falling out with former colleagues

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Will Morgan McSweeney be the fall guy for Mandelson?

Keir Starmer's chief of staff was reportedly the key figure in pushing for his old mentor to get the job

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The national strike you might have missed

The Great British National Strike is currently taking place, although you can be forgiven for not having noticed

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GB News star declares war on free breakfasts

Michelle Dewberry has hit out at a policy designed to ensure the poorest children in England don't go hungry at school

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The FTSE gets a bit less pink

The London Stock Exchange has cancelled hundreds of subscriptions to the venerable Financial Times

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Who will be Reform’s leader in Wales?

A little-known councillor and Farage loyalist is said to be the dark horse to be the party's candidate for first minister

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After eight months of searching, Reform’s DOGE unit finds… no waste to cut

The party made much of its Elon Musk-style new unit, but have now conceded there wasn't millions of pounds of waste at their flagship council

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Peter Mandelson breaks his silence

The Prince of Darkness has spoken to the Times about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and why he was just "too trusting"

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The Spectator performs a rapid U-turn on Mandelson

The magazine says ‘there’s no way back’ for the disgraced peer, just days after splashing his views across its own cover

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The Mail’s mad Melania review

The paper commissioned an influencer who calls himself Maga Malfoy to give a glowing review to Amazon’s eye-wateringly expensive hagiography

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The ever evolving views of Matt Goodwin

Reform's candidate in Gorton and Denton was once incredibly fond of the idea of attending dinner parties with the liberal elite

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Just how friendly were Musk and Epstein?

Documents just released by the US Department of Justice showed relations between the pair were more extensive than previously thought

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The churchwarden who gave Reform £200,000

Nigel Farage's party received the whopping sum from the man behind an architecture firm so small it does not have to file professionally audited accounts

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More woe in Warwickshire for Reform

The council’s teenage leader is being probed over his conduct for a third time while its chair has stepped down after being found to run unsafe rental properties

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