Media

The paper attempted to accuse the PM of having his snout in the trough - but has little to say about Nigel Farage's £5 million 'unconditional gift'

The revenue from Murdoch’s Australian newspapers was once so huge it launched a media empire – but now, the money comes from a different source

The newspaper was just one of many quickly taking down badly dated material in the wake of Jason Arday’s death

It may be axeing a third of its staff, but the channel can still afford to spend £32,000 on two new coffee machines

The national broadcaster reported as fact the Reform man's fanciful claims his new welfare cuts would save more than £50 billion

Tragedy captures how far elite institutions remain from treating ethnic diversity as simply normal

New technology means you can work, socialise and get political all from the comfort of your own sofa. But is this new kind of solitude really a choice?

The Conservative peer, defending the right to use racial epithets in the Spectator, has also been providing intellectual ballast to Restore's mass deportation plans

The right wing blowhard is urging fans to cough up as he seeks to appeal his conviction for assault by beating

French newspapers are mad as hell with Google for using their content in their AI search results – so now 300 of them are suing

A Moroccan activist named Betty has ended up in jail. Male activists get public outcry and petitions of support – but not her. She gets silence

The worst response to her story is voyeurism. The second worst is pretending there is nothing to see

The genius comedian backs Rupert Lowe and shares racist memes – he’s turning into Basil Fawlty

He made speeches about the heroism and nobility of waging war against Iran, but the US president ended up cowering among the readymeals

The paper has been rapped for its absurd headlines claiming BBC programming had been halted for some important news

Racist rioters have exposed the failure of Labour’s appeasement of Britain’s far right. Now the PM must act

The struggling paper is increasingly reliant on a YouTube show feeding viewers a diet of propaganda and predictions of civil war

The paper has attacked the Restore leader’s ‘despicable extremism’, but neglected to mention where his oddly specific claims about the UK’s demographics came from

Language matters in reporting. From ‘legitimate concerns’ to ‘angry, frustrated locals’, our press is downplaying racism and violence

The Reform chairman travelled to Grande-Synthe, near Dunkirk, to see the migration crisis up close for himself

The new PM says his biggest lessons have been learned in defeat. He’s right, and we have become too quick to dismiss politicians the moment they stumble

The old Farage would have jumped at being our guest. The new one is less confident

Reform’s leader expects to win Clacton comfortably – but scandals that could envelop the party are widening

While journalists at his latest press conference posed tough questions, one reporter wanted to know why the Reform leader was treated so nastily

The former football manager has been railing against immigration on Talk. But was he really driven out of London, as Reform’s mayoral candidate claims?

For all the success, the billions and the international fame, the boss of LVMH is revealed as a man made miserable by his own success

Gautam Kalghatgi, a writer for Toby Young’s climate-sceptic website, decried electric cars but neglected to mention his own professional CV

Tim Stanley has finally come round to climate change being a real thing. But Allister Heath still thinks it's a load of hot air

The paper has apologised after attributing a tale of drug-taking at a children's party to an entirely innocent PR woman

The Daily Mail sketchwriter speculated that Andy Burnham had been distracted by an ‘amazingly short skirt’. It wasn’t his first sexist slip

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The paper claimed "thousands of 9/11 families" had demanded the mayor be banned from a commemoration. Except the figures don't stack up