Express begrudgingly concedes Brexit reset benefits, not that you’d know it from the headline
‘Many readers won’t get past the headline.’
Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
Nativism: The real reason behind the right’s newfound concern for child poverty
The benefits that Reform champions are largely reserved for those who conform to the right’s ideal of the ‘traditional family,’ that is married, heterosexual, and supportive of conservative values.
Radiology delays linked to ‘unsustainable’ NHS privatisation
If current trends continue, annual spending on outsourcing could exceed £400 million by 2028, enough to fund 3,389 full-time consultant radiologists.
Right-wing media watch – Dovid Efune insists his ‘British bid’ for Telegraph still alive amid foreign takeover deal
The sale of the Telegraph saga goes on.
Woke bashing of the week – woke-bashing backfires as GB News faces backlash over anti-LGBTQ+ slur
“That is an actual comedy show. Not comedy masquerading as news like GB News output.”
Jeremy Corbyn hints at new left-wing party ahead of next election
The party would promote ‘peace, justice, equality, and diversity.’
Hungary: the anti-media model loved by the Right
As populist movements gain ground worldwide, the pressing question is: how far will this authoritarian, anti-media model be allowed to spread?
Right-wing in meltdown over Sadiq Khan’s support of cannabis reform
As ever, right-wing critics focus on fear, missing the point that the proposal does not advocate full legalisation, but rather aims to reduce harm and promote equity, while strengthening education and addiction services.
Farage’s anti-net zero crusade falls flat as voters blame energy bosses for soaring bills
“To make this assertion more credible, maybe he should have written it on the side of a bus.”
A food parcel every 11 seconds: Charity demands urgent action on hunger
Over the past five years, the number of families with children relying on food parcels has increased by 46 percent.