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Antisemitism has become uniquely exempt from the moral clarity that progressive Britain applies to every other form of racism

Martina Bet once discovered that Tony Blair was the prime minister who set up the Supreme Court - and all to stymie Brexit 11 years later

Candidates for Nigel Farage's party were happy to criticise the wrongdoing of councillors - when they thought they represented another party

David Cameron promised to fix the lobbyists – but then he went off and became one. Despite all the promises, the rules are still porous and the watchdog is only part-time. Most of Britain’s lobbying goes on with no oversight or transparency

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Charles and Camilla aren’t the only royals to have visited the Trump White House – and though Charles’s speech went down well in the UK, the MAGA faithful will no doubt see it very differently

His biggest addiction has always been to himself – and the best response is to ignore him

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The Serbian president still blames Nato and New Labour over Kosovo

Journalists at Politico, owned by Axel Springer, have expressed concern at their CEO Mathias Döpfner’s interfering agenda

President Trump's propagandist predicted there would be "some shots fired" at the White House correspondents’ dinner

The paper’s malice towards the Duchess of Sussex is boundless, and its stories about her are entirely in bad faith. Why does it do it? The answer’s depressingly simple

Paranoia and cynicism are no longer just for MAGA - and that might be the president’s lasting legacy

It was Britain's most influential paper. Now it's barely in the national conversation

The FBI director is seeking $250 million from the US magazine after it published allegations of absenteeism and heavy boozing

The paper claimed the NHS wants to stop medics saying ‘it’s raining cats and dogs’ as it’s offensive to foreign culture. Guess what? It’s rubbish

Hours after being grilled by an ex-military man, I ran into him again – in very strange circumstances

The disgraced ex-PM has gone from partygate shame to a series of lucrative paydays – with the latest coming in the heat of Miami

Reform’s deputy leader has seen his tax arrangements raked over by the Sunday Times again – not that you’d know from watching GB News

Kemi Badenoch’s party and the right wing paper are convinced the student exchange scheme is aimed at brainwashing four-year-olds

The media here has picked up on the UK press’s dislike of Harry and Meghan, but the papers are way out of step with the Australian public. The informal style makes the couple a much better cultural fit than any members of the royal family

The veteran pundit has moved to Monaco, according to new filings at Companies House

The controversial US data firm is paying north of £50,000 to sponsor the UK’s most influential political newsletter

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The veteran Brexiteer is in the Daily Telegraph railing against the government kowtowing to the European Union. Is it 1993?

The former Nato general secretary – attacking Britain’s defence capabilities in a big speech – might know who could help it procure some more

Reform's Treasury spokesman accepted a day out at the races from the betting-mad newspaper after opposing plans to hike taxes on it

The highly-paid Daily Mail columnist once again displayed her forensic ability to understand what really matters on the issues of the day

The president’s apocalyptic threats should spur major constitutional change

Christian Calgie, who said it would be "better" to deport Birmingham-born Zarah Sultana, is the Mail's new senior political editor-at-large

The disgraced financier had been seeking £79 million in damages over reports alleging that he had sexually assaulted several women

The pair are united in their opposition to Britain’s poorest children being given the opportunity to immerse themselves in its cultural and religious heritage