How GB News became Reform TV

The Spanish prime minister succeeds because he thinks, speaks and acts in bold, primary colours

Reshaping our place in the post-Trump, post-Brexit, post-Iran world is about strength, not virtue

A channel constantly breaking the rules has effectively become Reform TV, while our useless state regulator does nothing

Twenty journalists analysed 15 hours of television – none of which complied with Ofcom’s regulations. These are their findings

He argued for the importance of communication within society, but his works were relentlessly inaccessible. Despite this, he was central to Germany’s post-war moral recovery

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The Spanish prime minister succeeds because he thinks, speaks and acts in bold, primary colours

The north of the country endured the war to oust Saddam, the insurgency, the war against Islamic State and now Trump’s war on Iran. No wonder people around here just want to talk about football

Prime minister Farage? The danger has receded… for the moment. 

The Russian army is luring Kenyans to fight in Ukraine. Processed and sent to the front after minimal training, most of them are dying before their first pay cheque has even cleared

If it can’t breathe properly, if its back can’t support its own weight and if it can’t even give birth without a caesarean, then your dog is an abomination. Much better to get a mutt instead

Culture minister Wolfram Weimer has cancelled grants for three left-leaning stores

Union Berlin was on the verge of going under, when the fans decided they would rebuild the club, starting with the stadium. And it worked

A recent suggestion by Zia Yusuf would plunge the CofE into a nightmare of bureaucratic management. It’s a sign of the contradictory attitude of the British right towards religion

Anti-democratic voices are gaining ground in British politics. Excessive tolerance of these people is the route to disaster – they must be confronted

The argument over the design of Britain’s banknotes is absurd, and misses a much more important financial decision taken in Westminster that most politicians seem to have missed or ignored

Reshaping our place in the post-Trump, post-Brexit, post-Iran world is about strength, not virtue

Superficially they are different, but look closer and the similarities begin to reveal themselves, to an extent that should worry No 10

Digging into the detail and data to separate the noise from the news

A channel constantly breaking the rules has effectively become Reform TV, while our useless state regulator does nothing

Twenty journalists analysed 15 hours of television – none of which complied with Ofcom’s regulations. These are their findings

From Lee Anderson to Michelle Dewberry, here are the presenters fronting GB News's coverage

Taxi Driver is 50 years old but its main character’s sexless white supremacy makes it more relevant than ever.

The painter brought Jesus to Berkshire, found sensuality in Wangford and planned a church based on his own life

She used to be a genuine rebel like Birkin, Sevigny or Solange. Now she’s just a marketing tool

Winners like Jessie Buckley, One Battle After Another and Sinners were predictable – but the fighting spirit of cinema offered a bit of hope

The Queen of Pop has been spotted in Margate – but residents should be more excited about what the British artist is doing for our town

Patricia Cornwell’s stories about a medical examiner spent decades in development hell. Now they’ve delivered actual hell

Stupidity isn't the biggest problem with MAGA – and Mike Judge’s 2006 farce is itself deeply flawed

A woman in a US hospital had a sample taken of her cancer cells that went on to become the most important biopsy in all medicine. Is her family due compensation?

A haunting literary adaptation is laced with grief and guilt

With her distinctive bold colours, grey curls and bright scarves, Saadawi became a feminist icon. Margaret Atwood called her ‘one of the great radical voices of our time’

Reform’s deputy leader claims a headline on a story about his tax affairs is libellous

The US defence secretary’s department spent an incredible $93bn in one month, much of it on very weird items indeed

Jonathan Liew wrote an article attacking the arrival of Gail’s on a north London street as an extension of war

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’

The shadow housing secretary went missing – but it turned out he was in the US for more than three weeks

Franz Xaver Mozart is known as ‘FX’ – because English speakers are baffled by his middle name

It’s depressing to see tiny children glued to screens and worrying to think what this total absorption in tech will do to their young minds. Are we raising a generation of screen-addicted zombies?