Rats in a Sack
27 April 2026
Farage campaigns against closure of town hall (which isn’t going to be closed)
The Reform leader is opposing the closure of Clacton Town Hall – a closure literally nobody is proposing
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Britain should be ruled by Donald Trump, says Matt Goodwin
The right wing rabble rouser told GB News there was no alternative to being ruled by his hero in the White House
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The bus lane driver who claims he was fined… for supporting Reform
Paul Laurence believes he was only fined for driving through a city centre bus lane because his car showed his support for Nigel Farage
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Is Kash Patel facing the push?
The FBI director – currently engaged in a legal battle over reports of his drinking – is said to be facing a firing by Donald Trump
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Karoline Leavitt’s unfortunate prophecy
President Trump's propagandist predicted there would be "some shots fired" at the White House correspondents’ dinner
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Russell Brand sets his sights on being mayor of London
The former comedian turned right wing influencer is running to succeed Sadiq Khan in 2028 despite facing a number of criminal charges
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Farage finally sees the light on ‘cool’ Elon Musk’s X
The penny has dropped for the Reform leader that the social media platform is “becoming a very unpleasant and dangerous place”
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Robert Jenrick goes strangely quiet on far right unrest in Epsom
Reform's Treasury spokesman has kept his counsel since thugs aping his words on social media started attacking police in the Surrey town
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Will Patel cash in over Atlantic allegations?
The FBI director is seeking $250 million from the US magazine after it published allegations of absenteeism and heavy boozing
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Cats, dogs and the Telegraph’s pet topic of wokeism
The paper claimed the NHS wants to stop medics saying ‘it’s raining cats and dogs’ as it’s offensive to foreign culture. Guess what? It’s rubbish
Read the full article20 April 2026
Could it be Rupert Lowe v Matt Goodwin at the next general election?
Fresh from his defeat in Gorton and Denton, the former academic is being tipped to take on the ex-Reform turned Restore Britain MP
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Dubai Dicky faces a third week of tax tales
Reform’s deputy leader has seen his tax arrangements raked over by the Sunday Times again – not that you’d know from watching GB News
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The Tories and Mail go loopy over Erasmus+
Kemi Badenoch’s party and the right wing paper are convinced the student exchange scheme is aimed at brainwashing four-year-olds
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Reform’s energy cost stunt hits yet another snag
The party promised to pay the energy bills for a year of a competition winner and their entire street - but plenty seem to have missed out
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Andrew Neil goes the full Monte Carlo
The veteran pundit has moved to Monaco, according to new filings at Companies House
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Under-fire Palantir goes on a pricey PR push
The controversial US data firm is paying north of £50,000 to sponsor the UK’s most influential political newsletter
Read the full article15 April 2026
George Robertson and the defence consultancy
The former Nato general secretary – attacking Britain’s defence capabilities in a big speech – might know who could help it procure some more
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Jenrick’s day out at the races in the Sun
Reform's Treasury spokesman accepted a day out at the races from the betting-mad newspaper after opposing plans to hike taxes on it
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Sarah Vine gets to the nub of the Southport inquiry
The highly-paid Daily Mail columnist once again displayed her forensic ability to understand what really matters on the issues of the day
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Is Matt Goodwin’s book really the country’s biggest-selling paperback?
The hard right rabble-rouser keeps boasting Suicide of a Nation is the number one paperback in the country. Except it isn't
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Boris Johnson: ‘I love Brexit. I love Brexit’
The former PM is still cheering his project on, while the man who negotiated his hopeless deal thinks everything is going just fine
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Vance still worshipping at the Church of Trump
The US vice president, a God-fearing Catholic, could not bring himself to criticise his boss portraying himself as Jesus Christ
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A night out in Budapest with Matt Goodwin
The Reform rabble rouser gave a talk in Hungary the night after his hero Orbán last power - and displayed a strange understanding of how political parties work
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Oh, Jeremy Corbyn! Your Party’s entire Scottish leadership quits over ‘sidelining of nation’
Corbyn's start-up party - failing to stand any candidate in May's elections - has been hit by yet another blow
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Nigel Farage, who doesn’t ‘do computers’, buys £2m of bitcoin
The man who last year defended failing to file his financial interests as he doesn't understand technology is once more on the bitcoin train
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Is Michael Gove writing a tell-all memoir?
The Spectator editor and Conservative peer has registered an advance to write a book with the Lords authorities
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Express man who backed call for British MP’s deportation joins Mail
Christian Calgie, who said it would be "better" to deport Birmingham-born Zarah Sultana, is the Mail's new senior political editor-at-large
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The Labour MP and the snooping pub landlady
When Joe Morris only ordered a starter at a local gastropub the owner went straight to the media to tell all
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Crispin Odey drops his libel case against the Pink ‘Un
The disgraced financier had been seeking £79 million in damages over reports alleging that he had sexually assaulted several women
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Police probe Reform’s energy competition
Greater Manchester Police are examining a complaint about a raffle to get energy bills paid - amazingly won by an active party member
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Gove and Jenrick find a new target: benefits claimants visiting St Paul’s
The pair are united in their opposition to Britain’s poorest children being given the opportunity to immerse themselves in its cultural and religious heritage
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Reform’s new moneybags backer turns to European law
Ben Delo's lawyers have turned to the European Convention on Human Rights to silence a Substacker bringing up his previous financial conviction
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