Rats in a Sack
05 August 2025
Are GB News’s viewing figures really something to shout about?
The far right conspiracy channel is boasting about its ‘seismic’ ratings. But how does it actually compare to its rivals?
Read the full article05 August 2025
Advance UK snaps up Tenerife Tommy
Ben Habib’s new splinter party from Reform has secured the support of the far right agitator
Read the full article05 August 2025
Lies, damn lies and the Times’s statistics
Tony Gallagher’s paper fumed that one in eight prisoners were born overseas – but it actually shows they are less likely to be in jail
Read the full article04 August 2025
Language, Timothy! Tory MP’s lie debunked by police
The Conservative Nick Timothy was rapped after posting an incorrect claim about a delivery worker on X
Read the full article04 August 2025
Is Reform’s latest defection soft on crime?
Adam Holloway has previously taken a rather sympathetic attitude towards criminals - at least when they were his fellow Tory MPs
Read the full article02 August 2025
The White House’s tasteless Jet2 TikTok fails to take off
Jess Glynne has publicly expressed her distaste at the video while Jet2.com and Jet2holidays have clarified that they do not endorse the use of their brand for government policy
Read the full article01 August 2025
Did Reform’s rising star cause Ant’s race rant?
The star of SAS: Who Dares Wins has lost support in the party over a social media post
Read the full article01 August 2025
Why is the government still using X?
Departments are continuing to use Elon Musk's platform to put out official announcements despite it stoking violence and division
Read the full article01 August 2025
Where is Liz Truss’s ‘uncensorable’ new social media network?
The short-lived former prime minister vowed to launch her new social media network to take on the "deep state" this summer, but it has yet to arrive
Read the full article31 July 2025
Double standards and Tenerife Tommy
The hard right rabble-rouser is reported to have left the country after police indicated they wanted to question him over an alleged assault
Read the full article30 July 2025
Another of Farage’s MPs probed by standards chief: er, Nigel Farage
Parliament's standards commissioner has announced he is looking into a possible rules breach by the Reform leader
Read the full article30 July 2025
Lionesses get the reception Boris Johnson refused
England's Euros-winning squad have made it to Downing Street after the former prime minister declined to offer an invite three years ago
Read the full article30 July 2025
Meet the new face of Reform in Wales
Laura Anne Jones, Nigel Farage's first member of the Senedd, has an uncanny ability for making headlines. Just not good ones
Read the full article29 July 2025
We need to talk about Lionel Shriver
The novelist wrote a bizarre and apocalyptic column for the Times painting a picture of a UK that is completely falling apart
Read the full article29 July 2025
Does Corbyn’s new party face a full-blown identity crisis?
It’s not clear whether the independent group of MPs Corbyn leads will campaign under the banner of his and Zarah Sultana’s new party
Read the full article29 July 2025
Another Sun man joins the government
David Dinsmore, a former editor of the right wing paper, is Keir Starmer's new communications chief
Read the full article25 July 2025
The GB News pundit who wants to deport Heathrow
Lucy White has been to the airport and was shocked to find people there were speaking foreign languages. Perhaps she should avoid the outside world
Read the full article25 July 2025
Lies, damned lies and Nigel Farage
He is on TV and social media spreading outright disinformation. It seems no one can do anything about it
Read the full article25 July 2025
Is Google’s AI even more dangerous than Musk’s?
The search giant's AI Overviews is publishing outright falsehoods - potentially driving people into the arms of the far right
Read the full article23 July 2025
One Tory MP’s strange obsession with Ireland
The member for Romford is sounding off about the Northern Irish constitution. His claim to expertise is about as weak as it gets
Read the full article22 July 2025
Reform set to turn Japanese at conference
Nigel Farage's party has double-booked its conference venue with a Japanese cartoon convention
Read the full article22 July 2025
MailOnline serves up a diet of puff pieces
The website has featured a curiously large number of articles celebrating a few chosen companies
Read the full article22 July 2025
Cleverly has an eye on City Hall
The former home secretary was rumoured to still covet the Tory leadership, but does he actually have ambitions to be mayor of London?
Read the full article22 July 2025
Stephen Colbert and a series of unfortunate coincidences
The CBS presenter's departure comes days after he mocked a payout to Trump over a baseless libel claim
Read the full article22 July 2025
Telegraph offers up some food for thought
A columnist at the paper jumped to MasterChef's defence - neglecting to mention his own awkward cancellation
Read the full article22 July 2025
Does Nelson want more than a column?
The former Spectator editor's presence in the Times office is setting tongues wagging
Read the full article18 July 2025
What next for Suella Braverman?
The former home secretary is caught in a bind after her husband quit Reform
Read the full article16 July 2025
Reform and the missing link
It seems some of the party’s most prominent members aren’t especially tech savvy
Read the full article16 July 2025
It’s a net win for Badenoch!
The Tory leader enjoyed a very generous perk at Wimbledon
Read the full article16 July 2025
Breaking News: Reform politician sees the light
The leader of Kent Council has written to the government urging it to ease restrictions on migration
Read the full article15 July 2025
Wetherspoon serves up its revenge cold
The Brexit-supporting pub chain has published a 20-page magazine detailing all the times it’s been unfairly maligned in the media
Read the full article15 July 2025
Where in the world is Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton?
The former prime minister has barely spoken in the House of Lords since last year’s general election defeat
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