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Rats in a Sack

The Long Walk to Freedom of our times: Lucy Connolly publishes memoirs

The childminder jailed for a racist X post is to self-publish her autobiography, A Tweet Too Far? But who is the unlikely-named ghostwriter, Gen Nevis?

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DMs about UFC are AI, claims DJT’s son Eric

The president's son has insisted social media posts suggesting he sought insider information about a White House punch-up were faked

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Is Andrew Neil alright?

The veteran journalist, now 77, appears to be posting increasingly bonkers views on social media

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The Mail’s hypocrisy over BBC’s World Cup cost-cutting

It usually lambasts the corporation for its lavish spending – but now it’s attacking it for not spending enough on sending staff to North America

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Mail forced into embarrassing retraction over Green councillor claim

The paper falsely accused a councillor of praising Hamas for its murderous attacks of October 7, 2023

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GB News presenter celebrates its fifth birthday by deleting his racist post

Alexander Armstrong wrote: “Deport them all. Nothing else will stop this. They all have to go”

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Liz Truss and her friend the exorcist

The former PM has written to Keir Starmer begging that a Polish chum should be let into the UK to attend her bonkers right wing conference. But she’s a little bit coy when it comes to the details of his CV…

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Why Farage is cosying up to the Maga extremists

There’s one good reason why the Reform leader spends so much time with Americans whose politics is considered poisonous by UK voters. His bank balance

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The Telegraph and a fake Zack Polanski quote

It used to be a respectable paper of the sensible right. Now the Telegraph’s descent into journalistic oblivion is all but complete

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Oh god – David Frost is talking about the Irish border again

The pathological Brexiter, who appears to know nothing whatsoever about Irish history, has come out with yet another colossally misguided tweet

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Trump’s day in court is met with a chorus of boos

The president's attendance at the NBA Play-Offs saw him booed by supporters - until he once again fell asleep

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Has Ian Hislop got mockery for Michael Gove

The Conservative peer and former Cabinet minister may have come to regret appearing on the BBC's satirical panel show

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The real victim of Brexit? It’s me, says Vote Leave founder

Forget the economic blows - Matthew Elliott says he was "pilloried" at dinner parties in the years following the vote

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Roll up for Liz Truss’s British CPAC conference – and get VIP access for just £10,000

The short-lived former prime minister is hosting a conference of some of the most mad and bad in British politics - and the tickets don't come cheap

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Police need to arrest more Sikhs, says Jacob Rees-Mogg

The former Cabinet minister has badly misunderstood police guidance on equality of outcome

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Tetchy Trump storms out of ‘crooked’ NBC interview

The president terminated an interview after his invented claims about a rigged election were questioned

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The foreigners who the right don’t mind meddling in the UK’s business

The Brexiteers were furious when Barack Obama made an intervention ahead of the referendum. These days they're more relaxed about American meddling

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The Reform MP spreading lies about migrants and housing

Sarah Pochin claimed 50 per cent of all new houses being built in the UK are to go to foreign nationals. Guess what? It's completely untrue

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Why are there so many Ecuadorian Farage fans on X?

A weird number of users with such names as Yvonne1388552 are based in Ecuador and relentlessly push Reform propaganda

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Restore Britain’s £2.5 million war chest

Rupert Lowe's hard right outfit is finally being forced to declare its donations after officially registering as a political party

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The patriotic protester… with a conviction for knife possession

Daniel Frost, who took to the streets in protest at Henry Nowak’s horrendous stabbing, has a conviction for possession of a bladed article

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Arch-deflector Nigel Farage turns his pure, cold, performative rage against Newsnight

He won’t condemn rioters, but will condemn host Matt Chorley’s misplaced word

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Angela’s autobiography not set to make millions

The former deputy prime minister has declared the advance for her memoirs - and it's nowhere near the huge amount touted

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Splitters! First splinter group defects from Jeremy Corbyn’s Your Party

More than 250 disillusioned delegates have left the former Labour leader's fledgling outfit to form their own rival left wing party

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Reform candidate Robert Kenyon plumbs the depths with a car crash interview

The party's candidate for the Makerfield by-election gave a BBC interview in which he managed to make himself sound even worse

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What’s the real reason Zia Yusuf won’t go after Rupert Lowe?

Reform's head of policy has been hitting out at Labour and Tory politicians - but has nothing to say about his Restore Britain rival

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Trump’s pal Bev Turner withers over Vine

The GB News presenter has launched a sudden and bitter attack on Jeremy Vine, her 5 rival and one-time frequent host

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Amsterdam’s population is only 75,000, says anti-bike Hartley-Brewer

The Talk presenter made the bizarre and wildly inaccurate claim as she hit out at a pro-cycling journalist over a new lane in Cambridge

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Farage, the man desperate to get on Desert Island Discs, doesn’t listen to music

The Reform leader is furious he hasn’t been on Radio 4’s castaway show. But when asked in 2025 what music he likes, he replied: ‘None’

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Could Andy Burnham be heading for defeat?

Labour campaigners in Makerfield do not share the Greater Manchester mayor’s confidence in winning the Makerfield by-election

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The BBC’s AI Question Time is forced to forget about Che

A controversial edition of the current affairs show was planned to feature an AI-generated Che Guevara – until an issue over image rights intervened

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What’s the problem with GB News, asks ex-chair of Ofcom

Michael Grade, who left the role at the end of April, says other broadcasters were “embarrassed” because it covers “the agenda of the majority”

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