Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
GB News cries foul over long-delayed Ofcom probe
“Ofcom’s finally investigating GB News over its failings to challenge Donald Trump’s false claims about climate change, Islam and immigration in an interview last year. But if regulation takes this long to come, is it really regulation?”
Three-quarters of UK millionaires back higher taxes to invest in Britain’s future
The findings challenge the claim that Britain’s richest are poised to flee the country over tax policy.
Beyond the media hype: Is the Reform bandwagon running out of road?
The looming Makerfield by-election matters far beyond a single seat. If Andy Burnham were able to halt Reform’s advance there, it would suggest that a sufficiently popular, locally rooted candidate can still assemble a broad anti-Reform coalition under Britain’s fragmented electoral system.
Britain warned against complacency as Germany cracks down on the far-right
The move serves as a wider European reminder that democratic systems cannot assume immunity from extremism simply because threats emerge through electoral politics rather than outside them.
Woke-bashing of the week: the right ramps up its never-ending war on the civil service
Where Thatcher-era critics warned of Trotskyists and bureaucratic inertia, today’s culture warriors’ rail against “woke snowflakes” and diversity workshops.
Right-wing media watch: Cartoon backlash dominates the news cycle, while Farage evades scrutiny
While newspapers eagerly amplified every angle of the Polanski controversy, there was notably less interest in stories involving Nigel Farage.