Media

The Independent has signed the Daily Express’s political editor, noted for his entertaining predictions

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at George Galloway, David Maddox, Lee Anderson and more

Crippling rent rises are fuelling calls to abolish landlords. But this so-called ‘easy fix’ must be resisted

Tom Baldwin’s biography of the Labour leader suggests we will see a return to serious politics if Starmer makes it to No 10

As a new series of HIGNFY approaches, its comedy is now preaching to the converted, and feels toothless in an age of virtue signalling but no virtue.

The change of heart is said to have stuck in the craw of editor-in-chief Paul Dacre

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at Lee Anderson, Brendan Clarke-Smith, Andy Coulson and more

Johnson superfan and “mad redhead” Lady Judith McAlpine has emerged as the instigator of the madcap scheme

Kate’s edited picture is a reminder that the truth matters

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at Lee Anderson, Andrew Neil, George Galloway and more

We need a Britain that rewards hard work, where so-called tax exiles and clever tax accountants are no longer seen as heroes

The investor has served up a hateful diet of culture war and conspiracy theory at GB News. Now he’s eyeing up the mainstream Tory media

The prime minister’s speech to the nation followed a meeting with the paper’s editor-in-chief

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at Lee Anderson, Kelvin MacKenzie, Boris Johnson and more

What does it say about our politics that justice is now delivered via TV dramas?

An issue as serious as the Israel-Gaza war got lost in arcane parliamentary semantics

The right wing media has finally woken up to the fact that nothing in Britain works. Now they can’t wait to pin it all on Starmer

The US media seemingly cannot resist even the most obvious of bait when it is delivered by the Republicans

He may make it Labour’s problem when they come into office

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at Kemi Badenoch, Daniel Hannan, the New Statesman and more

I'm starting to think the Tories are heading back, not a day too soon, into opposition

New by-election defeats have put Sunak under pressure. But the flaws of his likely successor suggest she would be another disaster for the Tories

Navalny knew that every syllable he uttered was a potential death sentence, but he spoke anyway

We could have helped him become Russia’s Mandela – but instead we preferred performative scolding and mindless culture wars

The former prime minister may be making millions now he’s left office, but he still can’t resist a freebie holiday

Like a Venus flytrap, he welcomes Conservatives into his sanctum and is now slowly digesting them

Our digest of the worst of Westminster looks at Nadine Dorries, Andrew Bridgen, Rishi Sunak and more

It’s leaving London and going out on a high

Tucker Carlson’s interview with Putin did nothing but inflate the dictator’s ego and advertise his own version of history

The reaction to her catastrophic interview would have been inescapable if Trott were a Labour minister

The mishandling of antisemitism allegations is the second gaffe by Starmer’s operation in as many weeks. Is his media team up to the job?