Rats in a Sack
13 May 2026
Rupert Murdoch’s Talk rapped for misleading Met Office claims
The online TV channel has been reprimanded by Ofcom for broadcasting claims the meteorologist simply makes up weather reports
Read the full article13 May 2026
Does under-investigation Nigel Farage really ‘not take legal action often’?
The Reform leader - under investigation by the Commons authorities over a £5 million donation - is very keen to make legal threats to opponents
Read the full article12 May 2026
Talk Plagiarism To Me: BBC pilfers podcast’s name
The title of the Corporation’s new history podcast is remarkably similar to that of an indie show about the 1990s
Read the full article11 May 2026
Tories at war over having more babies
Boris Johnson and Miriam Cates are engaged in a very public tiff about whether the government should be telling people to breed more
Read the full article11 May 2026
Another forensic examination by the Daily Express’s Martyn Brown-Nose
A month after his lovely day out with Nigel Farage, the paper's political editor had a less-than-penetrating interview with Kemi Badenoch
Read the full article11 May 2026
Don’t speak to any media except GB News, Reform tells new councillors
The party is continuing its policy of boycotting local news outlets which try to ask its elected representatives questions
Read the full article10 May 2026
Your chance to mingle with Matt Goodwin and Jacob Rees-Mogg… for just £10,000
Tickets for Liz Truss's Conservative Political Action Conference are selling like cold cakes despite the opportunity to meet with some of its stars
Read the full article10 May 2026
The right wing campaign to cancel Misan Harriman continues
The chair of London’s Southbank Centre is facing more demands to be sacked over a selected excerpt of a video posted on social media
Read the full article10 May 2026
Racists, conspiracy theorists and anti-Christmas campaigners: meet the newly elected members of Nigel Farage’s People’s Army
The victorious Reform candidates in the Scottish, Welsh and local elections include a number of extremely dubious figures
Read the full article08 May 2026
Is Farage accusing the Guardian of hacking him over his £5m crypto cash?
Reform’s leader is still deflecting questions over his massive gift from Christopher Harborne - and now there’s a twist
Read the full article08 May 2026
The Telegraph’s cynical anti-semitism smear against the Southbank Centre’s chair is something to behold
The paper - which campaigns against cancel culture - wants Misan Harriman ousted over a social media post
Read the full article07 May 2026
What’s behind Allison Pearson’s sad obsession with Angela Rayner?
Has the Telegraph columnist been triggered by nasty school memories? Or does she just want a job on the Mail?
Read the full article07 May 2026
Badenoch wants a general election if Starmer is ousted – that’s the height of hypocrisy
The Tory leader ran to replace Boris Johnson in 2022 and never mentioned going to the country if she won
Read the full article07 May 2026
Farage urges people in Wales to vote Reform… in London
The party has taken out a three-page ad in a Mid Wales newspaper encouraging its readers to vote "in the London elections"
Read the full article06 May 2026
Farage’s partner speaks out about house purchase – and only muddies the mystery more
Laure Ferrari's interview with Le Monde only served to pose more questions than it answered
Read the full article06 May 2026
Richard Tice goes to war with the Yorkshire Post
Reform's deputy leader accused the regional paper of libel after it reported his verbatim views about a candidate who calls himself an "ethno-nationalist"
Read the full article06 May 2026
Chris Philp and the missing anti-terror report
The angry shadow home secretary was in charge of policing at the time recommendations for tackling extremism went ignored
Read the full article05 May 2026
Nigel Farage’s latest promise: a new British Gulag
The latest Reform policy for a stronger, happier, more unified Britain is a promise to build detention camps for immigrants – but only in constituencies where people vote for the Green Party. Only problem: it’s not legal
Read the full article04 May 2026
Nacho Nigel! Farage gets a new nickname – and leaves a GB News colleague red-faced
Martin Daubney taunted Starmer for ducking Laura Kuenssberg, just as Reform’s leader did the same thing
Read the full article01 May 2026
How the Sun’s new chief political correspondent landed the scoop of the century
Martina Bet once discovered that Tony Blair was the prime minister who set up the Supreme Court - and all to stymie Brexit 11 years later
Read the full article01 May 2026
You’re hired: Don Junior tipped for Amazon’s Apprentice reboot
After the disaster which was Melania, Donald Trump's son is now in the frame to take over the show which propelled his father into the White House
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Reform candidates lay into own colleagues… without knowing it
Candidates for Nigel Farage's party were happy to criticise the wrongdoing of councillors - when they thought they represented another party
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Just how hard up was Nigel Farage when a pal handed him £5 million?
Businessman Christopher Harborne says Farage "barely had any income" when he gifted him the sum. His own company accounts suggest otherwise
Read the full article30 April 2026
Build an explosive floating wall in the middle of the Channel, says former Mumford man Winston Marshall
The son of GB News co-owner Paul Marshall has developed a solution to the small boats problem: laying mines in the world’s busiest shipping lane
Read the full article30 April 2026
Meet Reform’s heavyweight new business backer
South African entrepreneur Avrom Lasarow footed the bill for three of the party's top team and their families to have a VIP boxing experience
Read the full article30 April 2026
Farage, the crypto billionaire and an undeclared £5 million donation
Precisely what attracted Christopher Harborne to the party leader who wants to make the UK the world’s premier hub for cryptocurrency?
Read the full article29 April 2026
Has Jacob Rees-Mogg really been banned from ‘woke’ theatres?
The former cabinet minster moans theatres won't stage his one-man show because they're woke. Might it be because they'd struggle to sell tickets?
Read the full article28 April 2026
Just how hands-off will the Telegraph’s new German owners be?
Journalists at Politico, owned by Axel Springer, have expressed concern at their CEO Mathias Döpfner’s interfering agenda
Read the full article28 April 2026
We’ll ‘carpet bomb’ constituencies of Labour MPs who vote for Starmer, warns Reform hypocrite Yusuf
Zia Yusuf, who has previously claimed the PM had descended “into the gutter”, made the threat ahead of a vote over a standards inquiry
Read the full article28 April 2026
Robert Jenrick’s National Fool’s Protest
Reform's Treasury spokesman was among those leading a protest at Westminster which failed to bring the streets to a close
Read the full article28 April 2026
Andrew Neil, very much not the waiter’s friend
The Times Radio pundit has boasted of how he got a lowly New York waiter sacked for grumbling about his tip
Read the full article27 April 2026
Meet the IEA’s new boss, even madder than the old boss
Daniel Hannan is the new director general of the right wing Institute for Economic Affairs after David Frost quit after just three months in charge
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