Rats in a Sack
03 August 2026
Zia Yusuf on the trail of the amazing disappearing migrants
Reform’s self-styled ‘shadow home secretary’ rushed to the north African coast to film migrants for social media. But they’d already gone home
Read the full article03 August 2026
Harry Redknapp: working-class hero?
The former football manager has been railing against immigration on Talk. But was he really driven out of London, as Reform’s mayoral candidate claims?
Read the full article31 July 2026
Cartographic catastrophe as US State Department redraws map of Africa
US officials used AI to produce a map of Africa - and it managed to put every country in the wrong place
Read the full article31 July 2026
Criticise us? We’ll call the police, say free speech warriors Reform
When a local café owner criticised the decision of Reform-led East Sussex Council to scrap school holiday food vouchers, the council leader called in the cops
Read the full article30 July 2026
EV-hating Daily Sceptic writer hides his light under a bushel
Gautam Kalghatgi, a writer for Toby Young’s climate-sceptic website, decried electric cars but neglected to mention his own professional CV
Read the full article30 July 2026
Telegraph columnists at war over climate change
Tim Stanley has finally come round to climate change being a real thing. But Allister Heath still thinks it's a load of hot air
Read the full article30 July 2026
How DID the Daily Mail end up apologising for an article about a cocaine-taking mum?
The paper has apologised after attributing a tale of drug-taking at a children's party to an entirely innocent PR woman
Read the full article30 July 2026
Quentin Letts’s woman problem
The Daily Mail sketchwriter speculated that Andy Burnham had been distracted by an ‘amazingly short skirt’. It wasn’t his first sexist slip
Read the full article29 July 2026
Mystery deepens over Farage’s Clacton house
New accounts for the business of his partner, Laure Ferrari – who supposedly paid cash for the £885,000 home – show no signs of money-making
Read the full article28 July 2026
The Lib Dems start their coalition preparations early
Ed Davey's party is already preparing for a world in which they enter government alongside Andy Burnham's Labour Party
Read the full article28 July 2026
The New York Post, a Mamdani petition and some very fishy figures
The paper claimed "thousands of 9/11 families" had demanded the mayor be banned from a commemoration. Except the figures don't stack up
Read the full article28 July 2026
More emerges about Posh George’s mother’s money
A firm of which the big Reform donor is a director is in rude health, new filings show
Read the full article27 July 2026
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
Read the full article27 July 2026
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
Read the full article27 July 2026
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
Read the full article27 July 2026
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
Read the full article24 July 2026
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
Read the full article24 July 2026
Conservative bother over Burnham’s clobber
'If he wanted to dress Manchester, he should have remained Manchester Mayor,' a Conservative Home columnist has sniffed
Read the full article24 July 2026
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
Read the full article24 July 2026
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
Read the full article22 July 2026
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
Read the full article22 July 2026
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"
Read the full article21 July 2026
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
Read the full article21 July 2026
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
Read the full article21 July 2026
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
Read the full article20 July 2026
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
Read the full article20 July 2026
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
Read the full article20 July 2026
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
Read the full article17 July 2026
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
Read the full article17 July 2026
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
Read the full article17 July 2026
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
Read the full article15 July 2026
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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