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Farage and GB News have been allowed to ignore the rules for too long
The Great British Press has finally woken up to the possibility that there is something fishy about an MP having trousered a £5m “gift” from a foreign-based crypto billionaire shortly before they stood for election.
It took the interventio...
Nigel Farage pocketing £5m from a donor shows he’s unfit for power
Zack Polanski apparently faces questions about how much council tax he has paid for the houseboat he sometimes lives on. Meanwhile, a veritable tsunami of money is flowing into the coffers of Reform UK—and to Nigel Farage personally—and yet...
The mob reaction in Epsom paints a dark picture of chaos and populism
(Originally published: May 02, 2026)
Earlier this month a young woman appears to have bumped her head after a night out in the Surrey town of Epsom. In a confused state, she told police she thought she had been raped. It turned out she had...
Starmer is leading a zombie government—the Matthew Doyle saga proves it
If there is one winner from the last few months of Mandelson-induced mayhem, it is surely the Malta Film Commission. You may remember that Matthew Doyle, late of Number 10 Downing Street, is a strategic adviser to this august body. And now...
I was already worried about Trump’s mental decline—it just got worse
Last week in this space I suggested that maybe Donald Trump was not quite all there. I would like to revise that opinion. I think he may be what we used to call stark raving bonkers.
I apologise for my use of rather blunt language. A reade...
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Editor, Prospect Magazine. Former Editor in Chief of the Guardian [1995-2015]. Principal, Lady Margaret Hall, University of Oxford. Chair, Reuters Institute, Oxford. Member, Oversight Board.
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