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The Spectator publisher once played Prince William in a dire TV movie about the life of Diana, Princess of Wales

Freddie Sayers is worried about 'Epstein mania'

Canvassing, former school bullies and a snoring, prosecco-filled Johnathan Gullis are just some of the challenges when campaigning for high office

They’re the single largest demographic group in America and arguably the most politically influential – yet they seem to attract the ire and contempt of political figures from all sides

The problem is that the secret international network of powerful men that Epstein created around himself will only convince the paranoid fantasists they were on to something

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The magazine's columnists seem to want to muddy the story which has already led to two high-profile arrests

The magazine's former chair and editor are insistent there was no interference from their little-seen former owners

The Epstein revelations have provoked fury around the world. That anger could spell the end of the ‘Epstein class’. But it could also have much darker consequences

The paper's Sunday title this weekend launched a hit job on a "pro-Brussels" rival wishing to buy the papers

The arrest of a prince will inevitably capture the world’s attention. But his disgrace is really just a distraction from the deeper story and the more uncomfortable lessons

Dominic Sandbrook’s new literary podcast struggles with forced chemistry

Weiss made a career by playing the media outsider. But now she’s running CBS – and despite declining audience and newsroom turmoil, there’s no way she can lose

Grovelling sympathy for the royals' trials and tribulations is not what is required at this moment in time

GB News’s Brexiteer host has complained about the very system he voted for

The pair are squabbling on social media after Turner objected to veteran TV medic Dr Hilary Jones appearing on the channel

She supported Trump, the January 6 riots and spouted antisemitic conspiracy theories. Now she’s renounced the president and appears on liberal chat shows – but is her conversion all it appears?

Claims an agency hired by a Labour think tank investigated a Sunday Times journalist are a tad troublesome for the paper's political editor

An article about the Winter Olympics on the paper's site looks suspiciously like the work of robots

The magazine claimed chants about Keir Starmer at English football matches were "omnipresent". Really?

The media watchdog has declined to investigate a Donald Trump interview in which he was allowed to repeatedly spout unchallenged lies

The Mail man claimed his politics had blocked him from the chairmanship of the media watchdog. Evidence at the High Court suggested otherwise...

I find it hard to think he didn’t hear and see things that made him feel he had to get Epstein out of his life

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Viciously abused by her father, Ghislaine Maxwell made the horrible mistake of falling for a sexual predator

The Baftas are coming. The Oscars are next. And yet again, they’ll reward hopelessly middlebrow films that honour the ruling ideas of the ruling class

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Fans of the former PM are comparing Peter Mandelson to their hero's treatment over Partygate - except that wasn't why he was forced out

Macmillan was a real statesman, while Starmer is a failed party manager. Their shared flaw is that neither were curious enough

The Mail on Sunday columnist is fuming about Peter Mandelson’s appointment as US ambassador. But what did he write about it at the time?

The disgraced former ambassador has gone to the press watchdog to get journalists to leave him alone

The former Murdoch man has left his role as chief executive of the Washington Post days after announcing a massive cull of its journalists