Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
Smear of the Week: Zack Polanski hits back at Telegraph for ‘literally making up quotes’
What Polanski said was clear: if vegetables are being sold for pennies, somebody in the chain is likely paying the price. What appeared in the headlines, was something else entirely.
Right-wing media watch: The Daily Mail’s anti-university crusade
"What's the message for people taking their A-levels right now? Shocking."
Zack Polanski joins Jeremy Corbyn in backing calls for scrutiny of Britons who served in Israeli military
“Nobody wants to live next to a potential war criminal – not least members of the Palestinian community in the UK who have family or friends who have been subjected to war crimes.”
Pete Hegseth criticised after comparing migration to D-Day invasion
The comments were described as“a special kind of loathsomeness: a blend of historical deafness, grotesque stupidity and comically ludicrous self-importance.”
Five long years of GB News: where opinion ate the news
Five years on, the real story of GB News is not whether it disrupted British broadcasting. It’s how a channel built on resentment, nostalgia and permanent cultural conflict helped reshape the terms of Britain's political debate.
Spectator columnist mocked for admitting: “Once we Brexiteers get our Irish passports, we can go anywhere”
For critics, the article perfectly encapsulates what they see as the defining contradiction of Brexit: supporting the removal of freedom of movement for everyone else, while enthusiastically pursuing personal routes back into the EU when the consequences become inconvenient.