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I’ll go out of my way to watch stuff I’m sure won’t be my thing, just because finding common ground is pleasant – even if it’s friendly disagreement

Keir Starmer slashed net migration as the Mail and Farage demanded - and still got hammered for it

Martial law is on the way in the US - because violence and civil strife, real or imagined, are the dark core of Donald Trump’s aggressively authoritarian governing ethos

Real journalists would want to know whether any of the party's finances came in rouble form

One of Robert Fico’s political allies was in close contact with Epstein – it may be one scandal too many for the Bratislava government

We live in a world shaped by banal, slogan-heavy politics, and leaders whose ideas are tilted against the interests of the young. They will leave behind nothing but catastrophe

The Your Party MP told Owen Jones that coffee shops should be run by workers’ cooperatives

‘Tories will always let you down’ says Farage, as his party collects more Tories

The minister in Tory governments that saw homelessness double is chairing a panel on journalism about homelessness

Why does a man responsible for delivering one of the most shattering economic blows in Britain’s history still regard himself as an economic authority?

The columnist was convicted of attempted rape in 2023

Hack Noa Hoffman failed to call out Reform’s dodgy swan story

Infighting between Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana overshadowed a get-together in Liverpool

After a bizarre turn on a BBC podcast, it sounds as if the leader of the opposition could do with a history refresher course

The reduction of female empowerment to a pink coloured, ditsy sports channel was not only a stunningly poor idea, but also grossly insulting

Former Jewish Chronicle editor Stephen Pollard seems to have changed his tune despite revelations about Reform’s leader

You could win the chance to have lunch with Reform’s leader - as long as you’ve got £350 to spare first

The charmless US host’s mindless questioning makes his UK counterpart look like a heavyweight intellectual

The 49-day PM is back, selling off memberships to a networking club for the super-rich

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The newspaper has a long, proud history of getting it completely wrong - as one egregious example from history shows

We have become too accustomed to figures like Donald Trump, who see misinformation as a weapon rather than an issue

The Daily Mail group backs authoritarian views. The idea that they’re better buyers than an overseas investor is nonsensical

For decades, the reporting of race and ethnicity has been banned unless strictly relevant to the story. All of a sudden that’s changed. Why?

After years of scary AI movies, the tech is now portrayed as heroic – just as the industry’s humans come into its sights

The latest models are incredibly powerful, but flawed and inconsistent. Here’s what they’re useful for – and what you really shouldn’t trust them with

The man whose report got rid of the BBC’s boss faced MPs yesterday, along with a group of senior BBC executives. Their appearance raised more questions than it answered

The corporation axed part of a lecture in which the Dutch historian described Trump as 'the most openly corrupt president in American history'

The right wing channel has taken umbrage at a "woke" Reform council's decision to remove Union flags to make room for Christmas lights

The newspaper and the columnist have both lashed out at the capital, one after an unlikely day trip and the other following a utensil dispute

Nigel Farage’s former man in Wales was given 10-and-a-half years for accepting Russian cash, but the British media were more interested in Strictly Come Dancing