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Rats in a Sack

Mixed reviews for Boris Johnson’s documentary debut

While others found his programme about Ukraine execrable, the Daily Mail gave their own columnist a rave five-star review

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Restore Britain’s next target: bereaved parents

A councillor for Rupert Lowe’s hard right party posted on X hitting out at rainbow suites – the hospital facilities designed to support families experiencing pregnancy loss

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Musk’s madness after getting skewered by the Economist

The X agitator accused the magazine's editor-in-chief of treachery after she pressed him on his support for the far right

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A very awkward apology from the Times

The paper has been forced to correct itself after falsely claiming 15 relatives were entering the UK for every foreign care worker

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Reform candidate’s Greater Manchester promises go to pot

Sian Astley vowed to buy ‘big JCB magnificent machines’ to fill potholes if elected mayor. Only problem: she can’t

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Conservative bother over Burnham’s clobber

'If he wanted to dress Manchester, he should have remained Manchester Mayor,' a Conservative Home columnist has sniffed

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Robert Jenrick caught out lying… once again

The Reform man claimed Labour's new immigration minister had said she didn't care about stopping the boats. You'll be amazed to learn she hadn't

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Shapps not granted a place on Badenoch’s candidate list again

It seems there is no future in the Conservative Party for the spreadsheet-wielding former cabinet minister

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Good news for Burnham: Mystic Nadine Dorries says he’ll be out in nine months

The former cabinet minister with a terrible record of predictions thinks the new PM will be out by next May

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Make FIFA boss Infantino the new UN secretary-general, says Trump

The US president thinks the under-fire football administrator would be perfect for the job as he's "respected by everyone around the world"

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Ofcom gives GB News the green light to lie

The toothless regulator has refused to probe the channel even after a presenter denied riots in Northern Ireland happened

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Farage’s hypocrisy over Louise Haigh

The Reform leader has 'Christian forgiveness' for his jailbird pal Posh George - but not so much for the new chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster

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Now Reform versus the Times gets real

The row between News UK's titles and the party has cruelly denied readers a 'lifestyle magazine article' on Richard Tice and his fiancée Isabel Oakeshott

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Farage’s striking slip of the tongue

The Reform leader appeared to suggest a controversial £500,000 donation to his party had come from his pal Posh George after all

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Meeting Tommy Robinson no different from Albanese meeting Xi, says Pauline Hanson

The One Nation leader drew a curious parallel when justifying her decision to appear on the far right rabble-rouser's podcast

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Does a new PM mean a general election? The Mail can’t decide

The right wing paper thinks Andy Burnham has to call a general election now. It wasn’t always its view about new prime ministers

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Springer prize for Thiel relieves Telegraph staff over deal

The paper’s new owners have given their annual prize to the far right tech tycoon – which should be good news for its cuckoo columnists

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Express breaks news of actress’s death… just 40 years late

The paper reported the "heartbreaking" news that "one of Britain's most recognisable faces", Hylda Baker, had died. It happened in 1986

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Reform go loony over journalist’s lunch

The party surreptitiously snapped a journalist having lunch with Plaid Cymru politicians in an apparent bid to shame him

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Count Binface trashed on his own Times Radio

Patrick Maguire laid into the comedy candidate – perhaps forgetting they both work for the same station

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Labour donor Philip Harris returns to the Tory fold

The entrepreneur is backing Kemi Badenoch after a brief dalliance with the Labour Party

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Why wasn’t Ann Widdecombe’s alleged killer at work, demands GB News man

Tom Harwood is the only journalist posing the big question: did the politician’s alleged killer take the day off work?

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Reform at war with the speaker, itself and the world more generally

In the wake of Anne Widdecombe's death, the party is lashing out, making defamatory claims and fighting among each other

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Why can’t Matt Ridley say the word ‘bank’?

The retired Tory peer used an unusual turn of phrase while writing about the UK’s move to decarbonise its energy system. Why avoid the word 'bank'?

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Daniel Hannan’s half-baked psychology lesson

The peculiar peer isn't a scientist but thinks he knows how left-wingers' minds work

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Council chiefs fed up with Reform councillors’ conduct

More than half of senior council managers think councillors’ standards of behaviour are getting worse

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Daniel Hannan takes Count Binface very seriously indeed

The po-faced peer appears not to realise a man with a bin on his head might just be having a laugh

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Allison Pearson’s double standards

The Telegraph columnist lashed out at Adam Boulton for calling Ann Widdecombe a ‘spinster’ – but reserved the right to use similar language herself

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Nadine Dorries hides out in lawless London

The Mail columnist has returned to the city the paper likes to portray as a crime-stained hellhole

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Matt Goodwin manages to alienate yet another colleague

The Reform rabble-rouser fretted publicly about the number of Muhammads in the UK - forgetting his own home affairs spokesman

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The football hack who thinks Jude Bellingham should have been left at home

The Daily Mail’s Craig Hope must be haunted by a comment piece he wrote calling for England’s standout World Cup star to be dropped

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Reform’s hypocrisy over vote-dodging Farage

The party's London mayoral candidate moaned about workshy peers - while her leader failed to take part in a single parliamentary vote in over two months

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