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Richard Sharp’s disgrace is another stain on Boris Johnson’s unflushable legacy
Everything the former prime minister touched, he sullied. The former BBC chairman is more collateral damage
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Even the writers of Succession couldn’t get away with this Murdoch storyline
Trump is back, Carlson is gone - it’s all about the money for Murdoch. The real-life Logan Roy is bigger than fiction
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Alastair Campbell’s Diary: Hillary Clinton and the raid for the world’s most wanted man
The former First Lady’s account on The Rest Is Politics LEADING is one of the most remarkable pieces of explanation I have ever witnessed
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Boris and Carrie live the Gatsbyesque life
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Daily Hate: The Mail’s century-long quest to demonise migrants
It is arguably Britain’s most influential paper – which makes its long and ongoing history of vilifying refugees and asylum seekers even more troubling
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Are the Tories on the hunt for a new name?
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The BBC’s lesson from the Balkans
Kosovo managed to take politics out of its state broadcaster. Could we do the same?
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Alastair Campbell’s Diary: Boris Johnson and Liz Truss have no shame
Both left office in disgrace and dishonour. Yet they still believe a resignation honours list is their right
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What ever happened to Martin Clarke?
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How Boris Johnson defends the indefensible
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Germansplaining: A German Lineker
Would there have been the same furore over his Twitter posts if Gary was a Gerhard?
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How is Boris Johnson so rich?
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How Gary Lineker can avoid causing another fake outragegasm
If, in the future, Gary has to restrict himself to talking about football, here are some analogies it's OK for him to use
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Alastair Campbell’s Diary: When the grillers become the grilled
An annual event sees those used to asking the questions in the hot seat
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Mail in a rage at Matt Hancock’s messages
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Germansplaining: Hitlermania
It’s not just the British who are obsessed with the Nazis – Hitler still boosts sales and viewing figures in Germany
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Alastair Campbell’s Diary: How ABBA became a phenomenon
It was a real privilege to sit down with Björn Ulvaeus this week to
discuss the band's social impact
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The adventures of Isabel Oakeshott
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Is Oakeshott treading on thin legal ice?
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Meta’s metaverse: On this evidence, the future is a bleak, cumbersome nightmare
Mark Zuckerberg has already spent $20bn on his new virtual reality project, and it’s boring, empty and clunky
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Boris Johnson plays down his spending
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Boris Johnson eyes up a return to his former constituency
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Harry and Meghan are neither noble nor absurd
We don't need to characterise either of them at all. Let alone noble or absurd
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Boris Johnson’s covert lunch operation
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Not even her Daily Mail fanboys believe in a Liz Truss comeback
The paper which once hailed her disastrous economics has abandoned the former PM for good
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Has Boris Johnson pulled the wool over Murdoch’s eyes?
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Meet the Brexiteer who says it’s ‘unsalvageable’ and that we’ll rejoin the EU soon
Sherelle Jacobs told Telegraph readers that Brexit's days are numbered and the Conservatives cannot survive such an ignominious outcome
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Will King Charles look favourably on Liz Truss?
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Alastair Campbell’s Diary: The right wing media are, finally, waking up to the reality of Brexit
Now even the cheerleading hacks who propped up this government are seeing the truth about Britain after Brexit
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Geordie Greig returns to the field of battle
The former Mail boss's appointment as the Independent's editor-in-chief is good news for journalism
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Everyday Philosophy: Pundits’ predictions aren’t guarantees
It's political forecasting season for pundits. But, this doesn't mean they will be accurate
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Mone’s problems are far from over
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