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The insights of the Express's consultant psychiatrist are not exactly revealing

Unfortunately for Edi Rama, Albania’s prime minister, the country's place in the EU will be secured not by optics, but by its democratic credentials and right now, those are being tested

The PM has been a disappointment so far. Now he must make voters choose between Farage’s view of the past, and his own view of the future

The reaction to the shocking car attack in Liverpool tells us so much about ourselves

The paper can no longer financially support the Paul Foot Awards. So it was awkward when two of their own journalists won

Kirstie Allsopp boasted of receiving an apology from the former Daily Mirror editor - for an article which appeared 16 years after he was sacked

The paper published a heartbreaking story of a family only able to afford one long-haul holiday a year after VAT hikes - only for it to vanish from its website

Anti-government protests, cheered on by GB News, predicted half a million on the streets. It didn't quite work out like that

London journalists are flocking to a Lancashire hostelry dedicated to Nigel Farage's party. Pity it has an unfortunate history

Of all the things that the Labour government has done, this is the one that has done the most political damage

Milei's press clampdowns are attracting international coverage. But that isn't stopping him, if anything the president is doubling down

The government's European reset saw the Mail, Sun, Telegraph and the like hark back to happier times

The right wing channel claimed Ireland was heading for an exit on the basis of a poll showing support for membership had plummeted to, er, 82%

New editor Tom McTague has named his deputy – and the similarities are hard to miss

Former colleagues of the Mail on Sunday diarist are gobsmacked at her latest outpouring, with eyebrow-raising tales of subterfuge and at-desk urination

The capital's newspaper is bigging up the woefully underqualified Conservative candidate against Sadiq Khan in the most recent mayoral contest

A column in the Telegraph tries to give credit for a new trade deal to the former PM, while ignoring some other, rather large problems

Don’t fight him where he is strong, fight him where he is weak – the economy, the NHS, Putin, Trump, climate, and yes, Brexit

From El Salvador to Greater Lincolnshire via the White House, populists want to sweep aside the criminal justice system as we know it

The creation of a genetically modified Ice Age wolf has sparked a scientific backlash over the politicisation of ‘de-extinction’

A newly discovered, signed script for Jean-Luc Godard’s first and greatest movie, Breathless, could fetch more than £400,000 at auction

The editor-in-chief’s absence has done little to tackle the simmering resentments over the sale of the Observer

Loomer, rumoured to be Donald Trump’s girlfriend, is a hardcore right wing extremist. It’s a shame she’s also one of the most influential people in America

Working from home has its benefits. But a whole generation of people who once would have learned on the job now have no one around to learn from

The no-longer-evening newspaper reported another whopping pre-tax loss in the year up to last September, new figures show

Proper reporting is fading out as papers shrink or fold. Who will hold the powerful to account?

Is it too much to hope that, eventually, Trump’s constant lying and backtracking will be enough to bring down his administration?

One minute he was the king of cosy Sunday night TV, the next he was on GB News ranting about Covid-creating elites and turbo cancer. What went wrong?

The paper's political editor has finally got the move to America he has publicly been angling for

The former deputy PM wants you to listen to his big ideas about the EU. But does anyone care?