Media

The council was supposed to show how effective Nigel Farage’s party would be in power. Those watching from close quarters have instead been treated to a spectacle of chaos, spite and division

Days after being forced to pull a fake story about a Treasury minister's furniture, the paper appears to have been hoodwinked by an impostor

The Mail, Telegraph and Times attacked the Labour minister for blowing taxpayers’ cash on swanky furniture: The only problem: it wasn't true

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

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

A decade ago, his views would have been considered beyond the pale. But now this friend of JD Vance is right at the heart of British politics

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

What the Reform MP said was appalling. The Tories’ refusal to condemn her is arguably worse

Reeling from the Panorama crisis and with the future of its news operation threatened by AI that tells us only what we want to hear, it’s vital to have a national broadcaster that tells us what we need to know

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

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

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

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

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

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

Why I spent the day at Thatcher Fest, Grantham’s celebration of the Iron Lady's centenary

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Students in the US believe the UK has a free speech problem and the vice president is spinning this myth as a reality

Satire has become one of the few sources of political sanity in the US. Now, one of its chief exponents is mulling a run for office

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Russia bought themselves a senior member of the Reform party to do their bidding. He’s been found guilty – why does no one seem to care?

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

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

A tweet by the disgraced MEP about the BBC has come back to haunt him

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

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

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In 2016, American journalism failed to reach and serve certain audiences. The same problem is arising from Trump's second presidency

The multimillionaire controls a network of news channels, publications and think tanks that the left could only dream of. If Reform or the Tories win the next election, he will become the country’s most influential non-politician

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