Media

The latest models are incredibly powerful, but flawed and inconsistent. Here’s what they’re useful for – and what you really shouldn’t trust them with

The man whose report got rid of the BBC’s boss faced MPs yesterday, along with a group of senior BBC executives. Their appearance raised more questions than it answered

The corporation axed part of a lecture in which the Dutch historian described Trump as 'the most openly corrupt president in American history'

The right wing channel has taken umbrage at a "woke" Reform council's decision to remove Union flags to make room for Christmas lights

The newspaper and the columnist have both lashed out at the capital, one after an unlikely day trip and the other following a utensil dispute

Nigel Farage’s former man in Wales was given 10-and-a-half years for accepting Russian cash, but the British media were more interested in Strictly Come Dancing

The right wing paper, set to be bought by the Mail, was forced to correct an article in which it managed to get pretty much everything wrong

Can the paper really continue to pay the former PM a seven-figure salary as a columnist after he was shamed by the independent inquiry?

The journalist who last month dismissed claims of racism against the Reform leader as "absurd" now appears to have changed his mind

The channel reported on the 'non-British' names of many of those accused of sex offences, but conceded its analysis was 'not scientific'

A whodunnit with serious implications for the future of the broadcaster is underway – with all expected to be revealed at a select committee showdown

It is ludicrous that, in little over a year, Keir Starmer has gone from landslide high to record low satisfaction ratings

The right are undermining the institutions of liberal democracy. Progressives must change tack to stop them

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A tweet from five years ago wasn't quite as obsequious as the GB News presenter's recent interview with the US president

The short-lived former prime minister has thrown her support behind the president's billion-dollar legal threat to the corporation

The Daily Mail and Telegraph have spent days attacking the corporation for lying, while being guilty of making up stories themselves

The Daily Express's senior political correspondent is back on social media, at work and on TV shortly after calling for a British-born MP to be deported

The president's favourite British presenter pitched him a series of less-than-penetrating questions in a rambling interview

I'm always shocked to my core when I remember that only relatively few people consistently care about rape and sexual assault

US investment firm RedBird was all set to finally buy the title – until the culture secretary said it would need to go through a public inquiry

Jeffrey Epstein knew “how dirty Donald is”. It is becoming increasingly difficult for Trump to hide it from his core supporters

That is what the New York Times seems to think – but surely I can’t take all the credit

Ten years on, a new drama shows how seven hostages came face-to-face with death

A report alleging Panorama broadcast misleading Trump quotes contains misleading quotes itself

A speech last night in London showed how the PM can stand up to Trump and make clear that the UK’s public broadcaster will not be pushed around

In Trump’s eyes, Cheney was a non-person who did not even merit a comment upon his death

Fuentes is a racist, a Holocaust denier and an admirer of Hitler – and he is now on the verge of the US political mainstream

Zohran Mamdani’s design team created a campaign brand that was vibrant, diverse and utterly unlike that of his rival

Bev Turner’s new late-night programme from Washington DC is stuffed with lies. So why am I watching?

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Isabel Oakeshott is championing former Mail editor Paul Dacre to be the new director general, while the Sun's Harry Cole thinks it should be himself