Media

A scoop about cult singer Mark E Smith’s will falls down on inspection

Boris Johnson would be proud of his old paper’s spin on a pesticide ban

It’s been over three months since Jason Cowley stepped down and his successor is yet to be announced

A YouTuber’s remark about Rishi Sunak caused a social media storm - but it says a lot about the impact of racism on non-white Brits

An unfortunate headline by the local newspaper behemoth led readers to fear the worst for the celebrity chef

GB News is not even pretending it isn't Putin-friendly any more. Is that why Boris Johnson has yet to clock in for his first shift?

The normally talkative party have little to say on America’s abandonment of Zelensky and the western alliance. Why?

The far right rabble-rouser claims to have been stopped from getting "the only channel he watches" in his prison cell

The British new editor of Washington's premier political newsletter is experiencing a bumpy start

Another worthwhile intervention on youth mobility from London’s mayor will be ignored by his own party

Reform's deputy leader presumably expected an easy ride being interviewed by the right wing hack - but was left looking foolish

Closer EU alignment would boost growth, strengthen our hand against an unpredictable US and set a trap for Farage and Badenoch

In a response to a critical analysis in the New European, Best for Britain argues that its growth numbers on greater UK-EU alignment do make sense, and that they reflect political reality

A Leave-voting fisheries owner from the red wall was invited to praise Brexit – but told the channel it had been a disaster for his business

The scale of Ahmed al-Sharaa’s victory is immense. But, the challenge of rebuilding his shattered country is even greater

As the country heads towards a Russian-style autocracy, the website is pushing it as an 'undiscovered gastronomic haven of £2 wine'

The paper’s editor is set for a global role – taking her further away from dealing with the newsroom and its fractious union

Darren Grimes warned his followers about a ‘disturbing new drug trend’ – which turned out to be a hoax

The columnist has launched another attack on those who still back Brexit – which includes his own employer

The capital's once evening title continues its journey rightwards with an ingratiating interview with the Reform leader

The GB News presenter has launched an astonishingly catty attack on her retiring Sky rival

The right-wing channel is urging those wanting a better life to move to another country - and learning the local lingo isn't necessary

At the late former deputy prime minister’s funeral, it became clear that Britain could do with some politicians like him today

The paper attacked the BBC over its coverage of the US president – only to follow suit itself

Successive British governments have dismissed their voters’ more strident views for too long. This has left political space for the extremists to exploit – and they have been busy

Former GB News presenter Calvin Robinson has lost his priest’s licence after giving a suspiciously familiar salute on stage

The Reform deputy leader frets that "many smart people" are leaving the country. Whoever is he thinking of?

Our new man in Washington sought to blame a well-liked journalist for past comments about President Trump

At Davos, Nigerian-American Salome Agbaroji's poetry urged leaders not to cower in the face of populism

The paper claimed one in 12 people in London was an illegal immigrant. Predictably, it was nonsense

A columnist for the Tory tabloid attacks the BBC for its treatment of female staff - then argues Rachel Reeves and Angela Rayner are not glamorous enough for government

News stories on the channel’s website seem to overstate the far right party’s appeal