Rats in a Sack
17 March 2026
Who wants to get their hands on Kash Patel’s shoes?
The brand-obsessed director of the FBI has now designed his own customed Nike footwear
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James Cleverly discovered alive and well in California
The shadow housing secretary went missing – but it turned out he was in the US for more than three weeks
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Has Trump been triggered by a micro aggression?
The US president has thrown his support behind a rampantly pro-war broadcaster after a fellow MAGA pundit accused him of having a ‘micro penis’
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Now right is triggered by new Green MP’s clobber
The very online right got into a fury about Hannah Spencer's colourful clothes as she made her maiden speech
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I wish we hadn’t won council election, moans Farage
The Reform leader wishes his party "hadn't bothered" taking over Worcestershire Council after watching it massively hike council tax
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Guardian man Liew wades into cafe culture war
Jonathan Liew wrote an article attacking the arrival of Gail’s on a north London street as an extension of war
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Will Tice take on the Times over tax tale?
Reform’s deputy leader claims a headline on a story about his tax affairs is libellous
Read the full article11 March 2026
Quentin Tarantino is back… sigh
The foul-mouthed vinyl-botherer is leaving cinema behind to bring a "swashbuckling comedy" to London's West End
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The right gets in a fury… about animals on banknotes
The Tories, Reform and the right wing media are in uproar at "woke" Bank of England plans to put beloved British wildlife on banknotes
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Pianos, iPads and a lot of shellfish: Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon spending spree
The US defence secretary’s department spent an incredible $93bn in one month, much of it on very weird items indeed
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AI actress Tilly is pointless and silly
Tilly Norwood, a much-derided AI-generated actress, is back as a singer. Real musicians don't have much to worry about yet
Read the full article10 March 2026
Self-confessed Luddite Farage stashes his cash in Kwarteng’s bitcoin business
Two months after admitting he didn't "do computers" the Reform leader has invested £215,000 into the former chancellor's crypto firm
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Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of a party he isn’t a member of
The former Labour leader is now the parliamentary leader of Your Party - although the Commons authorities still list him as an independent
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Reform’s armchair generals chomping at the bit for war
Richard Tice, Nadhim Zahawi and Andrea Jenkyns all want to see the UK get involved in the attack on Iran. But Nigel Farage is not so keen
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Trump: Dead soldiers are walking around without legs
The increasingly loopy president's public pronouncements are becoming more unhinged by the day
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Raising taxes is the same as cutting them, claims Farage
Reform-controlled councils across England are hiking taxes - but their leader says that's basically cutting them
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The Telegraph welcomes its new German overlords
The day after being sold to Axel Springer, the paper printed a striking cover on its Review section
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Isabel Oakeshott and some familiar words
The hacktivist was one of many across Dubai posting exactly the same thing on X in the wake of a drone attack
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The Mail and Sun’s false flag operation
The two right wing papers claimed the government had classified the Union flag and Cross of St George as "tools of hate"
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The Farage-Trump friendship has gone cold
The Reform leader was snubbed by the president on his latest trip to America
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Is Ed Miliband mounting a coup? (No)
The Sunday Telegraph's political editor is perplexed as to why the energy secretary might be getting involved in discussions over the Iran War
Read the full article06 March 2026
Isabel Oakeshott’s (very) Rough Guide to Dubai
The Talk hackette and Emirati resident talked up the joy at living in a repressive city currently under siege from Iran
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Germans snap up the Telegraph from under the Mail’s nose
Publisher Axel Springer has bought the Telegraph titles, coveted by the Mail, in a deal costing £575 million
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The Guardian’s hypocrisy over OpenAI
The paper ran an article calling for a boycott of the AI giant – a year after launching a ‘strategic partnership’ with it
Read the full article05 March 2026
Is this Reform’s new star of local government?
A video has gone viral of an interview with Doncaster's Craig Ward - a man not entirely in grasp of the details
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Struggling GB News takes its awards snub well
The right wing channel absolutely wasn’t bothered about being beaten to a major TV prize by Sky News
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The Brexit papers back Trump in his war of words with Starmer
Now we've Taken Back Control, the likes of the Sun and Mail are demanding we unquestioningly support a mad American president
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Matt Goodwin is still a sore loser
The GB News man is continuing to blame everyone and everything except his own hapless campaign for his loss in Gorton and Denton
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Ed Davey takes on Oakeshott and Tice
The Liberal Democrat leader has enraged the Reform man and his partner with comments about her tax status
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The People’s Army loves London lobbyists
The party that likes to pose as the anti-elite hosted a shindig where it promised lobbyists their clients would be ‘very rich’ under Reform
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Rachel Reeves isn’t the only politician to have met a controversial mosque chair
Robert Jenrick hit out at the chancellor for meeting Arshad Khatana - neglecting to mention his own leader Nigel Farage had been photographed with him
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The betting firm which let punters have a flutter on Iran strikes
Polymarket has defended allowing people to bet on war, claiming somehow that what it was doing was “invaluable”
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