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Rats in a Sack

Hold the PopCon: right wingers gather for migration pow-wow

The Trussite Popular Conservatism group is hosting an event promising "candid exchanges" on immigration, but it's strictly hush-hush who says what

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The New York Post takes aim at ‘Nepo Baby’ Mamdani

The tabloid is mocking the Democrat frontrunner, forgetting the background of its owner and the disgraced former governor it's backing

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Yet more Reform councillors jump ship in Cornwall

The party's former leader in the county has joined his deputy in ditching it to go independent

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How Toby Young failed to make the grade

Rod Liddle mocked George Abaronye for getting into Oxford without straight A grades - something a prominent colleague of his also did

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Rishi Sunak gets stuck into his new job – unlike his predecessors

The former PM has begun his new Sunday Times column, but Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and David Cameron seem in no urgency to work

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The Sun’s Kate Ferguson declares war on MP’s trainers

The paper's political editor took umbrage at the Green MP Siân Berry's casual footwear

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We need more trust in media, says Murdoch man Les

Les Hinton, who oversaw the Sun and the News and the World in the 2000s, has been speaking out about the lack of trust in the media

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Brexit finally gets its museum… in Ireland

While the official Museum of Brexit is still yet to open its doors, Ireland's national museum is putting memorabilia to opposition on display

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Is Katie Lam the new Adam Afriyie?

Conservatives are comparing the ambitious new Tory MP with a predecessor whose light shined brightly but briefly

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Kent Council leader’s glittering writing career

If things continue to go wrong for Linden Kemkaran she could always return to her Spectator scribblings

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The Tory peer and the heat pump job he failed to clear

Former energy minister Martin Callanan has taken a job with a heat pump firm he failed to clear with the watchdog

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Michael Wolff, the journalist being sued by Melania Trump for $1bn

The Trumps have always used the threat of legal action to silence their critics. But in going after the journalist Michael Wolff they have made a big mistake

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Poor Nigel Farage’s pitiful PMQs protest

The Reform leader threw a strop at his lack of questions and sat in the public gallery instead

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Reform’s man in Caerphilly is keeping shtum on Nathan Gill

Llŷr Powell is curiously reticent to say when he last spoke to his former party leader and colleague, now facing jail for taking Russian cash

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The London Business School course with a rather unfortunate name

A London college might want to rethink the title of its new course for Saudi leaders

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Iain Dale’s very bad Brexit reading list

The LBC presenter suggested Rachel Reeves read a terrible tome about Brexit

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Farage has nothing but love for Mishal Husain

The Reform leader took a boorish tone in his interview with the Bloomberg presenter

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Not very Christian: Express man calls for MP to be deported

Christian Calgie has been forced to apologise after taking to social media to call for Zarah Sultana to be thrown out of the country

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Could Kemi Badenoch go for Lowe?

The Tories have made the unusual decision of handing one of their prized committee places to former Reform man Rupert Lowe

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Farage’s partner faces criminal fraud verdict

Laure Ferrari faces a criminal fraud verdict in Brussels over alleged misuse of €730,000 in EU funds

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Robert Jenrick’s unlikely football memories

The shadow justice secretary and Wolves fan has been reminiscing about matches he could not possibly have attended

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The true story of Thirsk’s phantom flag flinger

Shaun Remmer says he was sacked as a teaching assistant for putting up flags. The truth, inevitably, is rather different

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Sponsor at Farage’s own conference accuses him of ‘far right’ rhetoric

The founder of Quews News has used his YouTube channel to slam the Reform leader’s views on immigration

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Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana the new Oasis? Whatever

The Your Party pair are reunited but still haven't settled Sultana's rather previous membership sign-up campaign

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GB News’s random local was a Reform councillor

The right wing channel neglected to tell its viewers Kieran Mishchuk wasn't actually a local resident

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Robert Jenrick, that Birmingham slur and a Tory association at war

The shadow justice secretary's attack on Handsworth has sparked revelations about where a video was actually filmed - and questions of who leaked his comments

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Statesman’s new gossip column launch doesn’t go without a Hitch

The magazine appropriated one of its most famous contributors for its new column. Not everyone was delighted

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What’s the real story behind Nathan Gill, Reform and Russia?

Questions abound about what senior party figures knew, and when, about the disgraced former Welsh leader’s links to Vladimir Putin’s regime

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Yet more troubles in Reformland

Local government is not proving to be the cinch that Nigel Farage’s party assumed it to be

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Clarkson’s bid for Parliament still stuck in first gear

The TV rentagob is threatening to challenge Ed Miliband at the next general election. But he’s been here before

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Reform, Farage and Tice: it’s all about the money

The leaders of the hard right party are raking it in. Do any of them have any time left over for the boring stuff in life – like representing their constituents?

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Meet the Tory pro-incest campaigner

The Times failed to spot the ‘colourful’ background of a Conservative Party member it interviewed at conference

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