From Trump to Fox News, Johnson to Fleet Street, misinformation is not a series of isolated failures. It’s a business model, one that rewards outrage, punishes accuracy and treats the public not as citizens to be informed, but as audiences to be manipulated.
“It is unacceptable that bereaved families are expected to subsidise the lifestyle of the man whose decisions led to the deaths of our loved ones.”
The true scandal isn’t just the right’s distortion of BBC bias, it’s the rot within the system that allowed this farce to happen.
“You know suddenly you’re going to be onto bringing the costs down.”
Why are American populists and their British cheerleaders gravitating to the scenic villages and rolling hills of the Cotswolds?
“Ah, yes, Jake Berry, the Boris Johnson/Liz Truss acolyte who said “Can’t afford to eat? Just get a better paid job.”
It makes you wonder if the tabloid tussle over Johnson’s return is just a ploy for clicks. In any case, would Johnson want to a second coming? He seems pretty busy making money, and babies.
Chris Philp “was saying something completely different behind closed doors and not being honest with the public.”
Plans to oust Kemi Badenoch ramp up after heavy local election defeats
The letter will cause embarrassment for his son, whose campaign to pull Britain out of Europe has failed to deliver the promises he made.
