Media

The Sun claimed the late Queen backed leaving the EU. Now, nine years later, its then editor has been forced to change his tune

The same columnists who rushed to praise the This Morning presenter's anti-migrant views were those who demanded Gary Lineker's sacking

The former ITV presenter is to be a speaker at the party's annual conference in Birmingham next week

In an age of far right disinformation, scientist Emma Monk wages war against the prophets of rage

Forget Sleepless in Seattle, after a recent trip, our editor-in-chief believes it’s the homeless in Seattle that define it now

All a woman desperate for freedom could remember was how much she loved Mr MAGA. Is anyone surprised?

Book festivals, ragebait journalism and city boys in the country get eviscerated in Natasha Brown’s brilliant Universality

The site has become an actively malignant force, and the playground of racists and fascists. How can politicians still justify posting on the platform?

Lots of free publicity followed a remark that seemingly offended no-one - while the channel’s viewers said things that really were offensive

The Daily Mail charted the hate-tweet childminder’s release from jail as if it were her long walk to a glass of Whispering Angel

Host Ben Leo sent an angry private message to a podcaster who questioned his penchant for knocking on suspected migrants’ doors

By factoring extremist unrest into his judgment, a British judge has signalled that disorder works

Fuelled by the far right and the media and endorsed by other politicians who should know better, Islamophobia is becoming a new national pastime

Our conversation felt like a scroll through far right Facebook – but reminded me that we’ve got to keep talking to each other

A so-called national crisis isn’t being driven by migrant boats – but by a cynical political class that would rather feed fears than fix anything

Gabriel Millard-Clothier is taking the path less trodden from CCHQ to the Mail on Sunday

The EU’s new travel rules look suspiciously like the ones he’d approve for Britain - so naturally, he’s against them

Reform’s xenophobia is going to convince a lot of voters unless Labour shows it really cares about women

The newspaper is firmly against plans to hike taxes on gambling – and no wonder

In the age of Trump and Vance, celebrity-led ‘Godcasts’ and prayer apps are pulling in millions, and liberal ‘New Atheism’ can’t match their energy – or offer of meaning

Americans may have Apple, Amazon and the lead in the AI race, but Donald Trump is killing their soft power

An abandoned kiosk near St Peter’s Square has become one of the city’s most creative addresses

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The Telegraph columnist, Tory peer and one-time Brain of Brexit appears to have turned against his former hero

Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch are at loggerheads - but both know how hard it is to disentangle oneself from Epstein and the Maxwells

A large number of right wing hacks appear to be not just predicting but actually willing a bloody uprising in Britain

The Conservative leader's declaration she no longer identifies as Nigerian has not landed well in the proud African nation

More than 100 journalists have taken redundancy at the Washington Post as the Amazon founder oversees the departure of its most experienced staff

The New York Times grudgingly backed Andrew Cuomo in a confused and confusing non-endorsement endorsement

Thanks to Trump, the convicted sex offender is getting more consideration than her and Jeffrey Epstein’s victims ever did

The right wing paper has been forced to print yet another correction after running a bogus headline about foreign sex offenders

A belligerent and terrifyingly effective liar, Leavitt isn’t just Trump’s press secretary – she’s the very embodiment of his media strategy. But signs of strain are beginning to show...