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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

The paper reported the "heartbreaking" news that "one of Britain's most recognisable faces", Hylda Baker, had died. It happened in 1986

Patrick Maguire laid into the comedy candidate - perhaps forgetting they both work for the same station

Tom Harwood is the only journalist posing the big question: did the politician's alleged killer take the day off work?

In the wake of Anne Widdecombe's death, the party is lashing out, making defamatory claims and fighting among each other

The retired Tory peer used an unusual turn of phrase while writing about the UK’s move to decarbonise its energy system. Why avoid the word 'bank'?

The po-faced peer appears not to realise a man with a bin on his head might just be having a laugh

The Telegraph columnist lashed out at Adam Boulton for calling Ann Widdecombe a ‘spinster’ – but reserved the right to use similar language herself

The Mail columnist has returned to the city the paper likes to portray as a crime-stained hellhole

The Daily Mail’s Craig Hope must be haunted by a comment piece he wrote calling for England’s standout World Cup star to be dropped

Attacks on the PM-in-waiting as a 1970s throwback speak volumes about a print media trapped in nostalgia

Our greatest film writer’s new book says that Hollywood has made us all complicit in populism’s rise and intellectualism’s fall

The Mirror's latest star signing Helena Ford is described as a 'football journalist' - but isn't the latter and appears to know very little about the former

Boris Johnson's former right-hand man claims a conspiracy against Nigel Farage is being cooked up at "conferences by Lake Como"

It’s time to forget Chris Mason, Robert Peston and all the others – people aren’t paying attention to them any more. They haven’t for some time

The population of Bradford has changed, but to say this represents some kind of social failure is ridiculous. How do we get beyond these obvious lies?

Open warfare between supporters of the far right rivals has turned the National Rally party into an episode of Succession

The man who would be PM will now spend the summer fighting for his political life against a man dressed as a bin

There are many ways in which women are ‘kept’, sometimes by men, sometimes by members of their own family. But that has never worked for me.

Reform’s leader triggered a by-election at the end of a rant that veered wildly between incoherent defences and bizarre anecdotes

The hard right channel is understood to be cutting a substantial number of jobs, with as many as 90 at risk – more than a third of its entire headcount

It has always happened. But why? And how far can it go before things start to turn unhealthy?

Banned in Germany and made available on X, Citizen Vigilante isn’t an aberration; it’s the logical endpoint of Hollywood’s careless obsession with a violent, racist myth

Little has made me proud to be British in recent years – except this

The Guardian columnist and left-wing rabble-rouser claimed dodgy defence equipment was leaving British soldiers with something called tittyness

A bunch of Brexiteers got together for a Telegraph panel to mark a decade since Brexit. It was a delusional evening, with a surprise ending the following day

The Italian prime minister did what almost no other western leader has dared to do: when Trump, attacked her, she fought back

The venerable left-wing magazine appears to have quietly shuttered its diary column, The Pygge, after just eight months

Economic Affairs is the new online publication of the IEA - the think tank which provided the intellectual ballast to Liz Truss’s 45 days in office

The error-prone paper has paid substantial libel damages to a soap actor it wrongly accused of being linked to Islamic terrorism

Two hundred and fifty years after the Declaration of Independence, MAGA is working in concert with the British far right to rebuild the UK in a Trumpian image

The paper attacked Oxford University over its links to Oswald Mosley – conveniently forgetting a dark chapter in its own history