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The paper attacked Oxford University over its links to Oswald Mosley – conveniently forgetting a dark chapter in its own history

The newspaper interviewed a police digital forensic investigator about his vital work – but X and TikTok posts wrongly suggested something darker

The newspaper has launched a fresh campaign for Brexit, just a decade after the electorate voted for it and five-and-a-half years after it was delivered

The Times linked his Southbank departure to a confected social media outrage, when he had long been planning to stand down in autumn

The Reform leader must have hoped for an easy ride from the Talk presenter over his 'unconditional gift'. He didn't get it

The Brexit-backing octogenarians are unable to move back to Spain as a result of the end of freedom of movement. Now they're voting Reform

Boris Johnson and Michael Gove have marked the 10-year referendum anniversary with articles full of self-serving nonsense

The Spectator editor's cheery view of the economy after 10 years of Brexit doesn't chime with his magazine's usually apocalyptic coverage

Last Week Tonight viewers might have been confused as to who Britain's most popular politicians are - and they wouldn't be alone

Be optimistic, don’t ignore the party and find new ways to cut through lies and disinformation

The paper claimed the energy secretary had been refusing to take Keir Starmer's calls - but the truth was rather different

Social media's latest lifestyle gurus are all about staying in. But what if stylish solitude is your idea of hell?

The former Chelsea women's manager is the channel’s best pundit - but her setting demeans her

Graham Platner looked like the perfect Democrat candidate to fight the Maine senate contest at the coming midterm elections. He won the nomination – and that’s when the problems started

From liars like Johnson, Farage and Gove to incompetents like Cameron, May and Corbyn, here are the guilty men and women responsible for a nightmare

The pundits who cheered most loudly for Brexit in 2016 now ignore the evidence – and sneer at anyone daring to suggest the experiment has failed

The former Home Office minister has got permission to return to her Sky News show after quitting government

Reform's Treasury spokesman told an outright lie about an inquiry into asylum detention. So why did the paper print it without correction?

The veteran journalist, now 77, appears to be posting increasingly bonkers views on social media

It usually lambasts the corporation for its lavish spending – but now it’s attacking it for not spending enough on sending staff to North America

The paper falsely accused a councillor of praising Hamas for its murderous attacks of October 7, 2023

From Bev Turner madness through amateur-hour blunders to flat-out Ofcom breaches, this is the far right channel’s very essence

On a tour of the president’s fighting cage, the first thing you notice is that it’s huge: like some horrific thing from outer space. But if you get your camera out, be careful. The Secret Service are watching

He has committed a huge number of crimes and for most people, that would mean prosecution and jail time. But despite Trump’s rampant corruption, there’s a problem

Alexander Armstrong wrote: “Deport them all. Nothing else will stop this. They all have to go”

It used to be a respectable paper of the sensible right. Now the Telegraph’s descent into journalistic oblivion is all but complete

The pathological Brexiter, who appears to know nothing whatsoever about Irish history, has come out with yet another colossally misguided tweet

The media tells us we must listen to voices from the right. Can we metropolitan liberals have some time too?

The president terminated an interview after his invented claims about a rigged election were questioned

Political ads on TV are subject to strict guidelines – but on social media, the rules are weak to the point of dysfunction. Add AI into the mix, and things begin to look downright sinister. It’s time to rewrite the law

The paper claimed that 'Project Fear' was pure propaganda - but the economic facts show it was all too real

Claims that Henry Nowak’s death shows police are guilty of “institutional racism” against whites are a manipulative reversal straight from the US far right playbook