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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

There’s still a way the Amazon boss can save his legacy, even as his hitman Sir William Lewis walks away from the wreckage of the great American newspaper he owns

Editor-at-large Alastair Campbell on the reaction to the Mandelson affair, the calls for Starmer to go, and what happens to this government - and the United Kingdom - next

The disgraced Labour guru speaks candidly from his massage table about the real victim of the Epstein scandal: himself

The Australian singer turned right wing activist was censored by the channel for using an offensive term

A new group of centrist Conservative politicians launched their fightback against Badenoch in a cellar near Charing Cross station. They don’t stand a chance

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Michelle Dewberry has hit out at a policy designed to ensure the poorest children in England don't go hungry at school

The London Stock Exchange has cancelled hundreds of subscriptions to the venerable Financial Times

The magazine says ‘there’s no way back’ for the disgraced peer, just days after splashing his views across its own cover

The paper commissioned an influencer who calls himself Maga Malfoy to give a glowing review to Amazon’s eye-wateringly expensive hagiography

Konstantin Kisin denied dismissing the former PM as a "brown Hindu" despite saying it on his own podcast

This by-election was supposed to be a referendum on Starmer - but it could turn into one on Reform’s divisive populist

The Orange Man Boy’s speech was so full of lies that I had to do something. But as a former US vice president told me, it’s probably not the best way to deal with him

A strange alliance has sprung up between indigenous New Zealand nationalists and the US and US hard right. But they both believe in the same, very dangerous idea

The veteran presenter of the BBC Radio 4 show, which I co-created, is a tough act to follow, but Misha Glenny seems equal to the task

Predator: Badlands and Star Trek: Starfleet Academy prove that some franchises improve when they stop pandering to old fans

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The corporation's political editor has penned another piece cheering on Reform after Suella Braverman defected to the party

The ardently Brexit-backing paper used a map of Europe showing the UK back in the EU

The paper headlined an interview with the former chancellor with a claim that he wouldn't let his own parents into the UK now

The short-lived PM vowed a ‘counter-revolution’ with her YouTube channel, but the figures suggest few are on board

The shadow transport secretary was today thrown out of Prime Minister’s Questions, but it curiously failed to make the Sun’s live coverage

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Eyebrows have been raised at the Channel 4 presenter’s decision to join Sky News

One of the most influential figures in modern journalism joins the magazine as Editor-at-Large