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Coded messages on the bullets that killed Charlie Kirk reveal a nihilistic, always online world where cynicism, violence and politics blur together – and meaning itself collapses.

Mr Bates vs The Post Office touched a nerve among the public with its revelation of the suffering of ordinary people who lost everything. ITV’s new drama lacks suitably likeable victims

Digging into the detail and data to separate the noise from the news

Exceedingly wealthy and close to the Kremlin, the infamous Vladimir Solovyov has become a dominating voice on airwaves since Putin's invasion of Ukraine

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Soon after its political editor denied giving Reform an easy ride, the Beeb broadcast 56 minutes of the populist’s press conference, live

Much like Brexit suddenly becoming a stunning success, Jacob, this isn't going to happen

The corporation was happy to use our exclusive about Elon Musk and the Royal Society - but failed to acknowledge where it came from

Those who attended Tommy Robinson’s rally may have told journalists and social media that they “only” oppose immigration on feminist grounds, but they aren’t fooling anyone

The magazine has published an article urging oldies sat around watching TV to be let die

The Spectator editor has drawn an exact parallel between modern-day Britain and Weimar Germany

The late-night presenter has been purged by ABC after falling foul of the president

The columnist wrote about how Tommy Robinson's rally did not attract the three million the far-right rabble-rouser claimed. His readers didn't like it

The Daily Mail columnist is none too pleased to be returning from her Italian holiday

Politics is as much about relationships and an understanding of human nature as it is about policy and legislation. The PM must learn this before it’s too late

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The national press has been enthusiastically quoting a cleaner who worked for the Royal Family more more than a decade. The only problem? She doesn't appear to exist

Journalists at the newspaper have been warned about using the traditional nickname for their camera-toting colleagues

Two contributors to the BBC's World at One were at pains to paint the far right thug's London march as just a lovely day out

Tommy Robinson does not love Britain. He despises everything it represents. Why won’t others say that so clearly?

The latest Reform defector was being touted as the next Tory leader by a Spectator columnist as recently as last month

He claimed the world was watching, but most of London barely noticed - and much of what was on view was appalling

The extremist march was infested with vile racism and incoherent ideas. That is their weakness. It must be exploited

Charlie Kirk’s killing is part of a long and blood-soaked US tradition that is escalating in a climate of age and fear

The editor of the right wing website has been handed a think tank job on top of his position in the House of Lords

News UK is lawyering up against a TV dramatisation of the phone-hacking scandal

Trump’s reaction to the murder of the conservative activist was to stoke division and threaten his enemies. He has the means to take political revenge – how far will it go?

The former Sun man seems to have named his new YouTube project after the short-lived former prime minister's book

A report on asylum seekers could have served as a party political broadcast for Nigel Farage’s party

Today, the west sees Putin as a bloodthirsty dictator hellbent on destroying peace democracy in Europe. 25 years ago, the picture was very different

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The BBC's political editor penned a review of the Reform conference so fawning it could have come from the party’s press office