Daily Mail’s ‘Labour’s lockdown lies and hypocrisy’ article branded ‘desperate’
The right-wing newspaper’s Labour-bashing frontpage story has been ripped apart online, with commentators pointing to flaws and double standards.
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Daily Mail slammed for ‘grotesquely offensive and insulting’ front page
‘No-one should have to work while they’re sick.’
Daily Mail targets Angela Rayner in rumour-hawking political-jibe story
Peddling typically prudish standards, the Mail has been quick to jump on a right-wing scandal-mongering article about the deputy Labour leader.
Teaching Orwell’s 1984 is tyranny, claim right-wing culture warriors
‘The story has clearly been identified by purveyors of anti-woke content as one that will easily trigger the sensitive brains of their conservative readers into spasms of outrage’.
Tory press stirs speculation that Jeremy Corbyn is considering launching new party
The right-wing newspapers have been quick to jump on the story that Jeremy Corbyn could establish his own political party – suggestions that have evoked a wave of support for the former Labour leader on social media.
Tory MP’s war on wokeness gains traction in right-wing press
Sir John Hayes has taken his support of the ‘Britain Uncancelled’ campaign to the pages of the Daily Mail.
Daily Mail slammed for article suggesting refugees and asylum seekers risk their lives for mobile phones and cash
At least 27 people died trying to cross the Channel this week
Government could face legal action if it hires ex-Daily Mail boss Paul Dacre as new Ofcom chair
Dacre was previously deemed to be ‘not appointable’ by an interview panel
Natalie Bennett: Why did the Daily Mail focus its front page on disposable nappies?
Natalie Bennett unpacks why yesterday’s Daily Mail front page wasn’t about Afghanistan or the Covid crisis
EXCLUSIVE: Public opposed to ex-Daily Mail editor being lined up for broadcasting regulator role
An overwhelming 71% of the public believe it is more important for the chair to be politically neutral rather than influential in UK media and culture.