Daily Mail mocked for selling readers dream life in Cyprus
The Mail is selling the dream of European life it helped eliminate, to readers trapped in the post-Brexit reality it championed.
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Shadow work and pensions minister accused of ‘massive lie’ over mental health claimants
The Motability scheme has long been a target of the right.
Right-Wing Media Watch – Mail slammed for ‘racism’ hypocrisy, as BBC and Sky hand Farage free pass
The remarks were quickly twisted into yet another outrage cycle by the right-wing press.
Woke bashing of the week: the perennial panic returns as Restore Trust takes another swing at the National Trust
Right on cue, is the right-wing media’s annual witch-hunt over the Trust’s alleged ‘wokeness.’
Right-wing media watch – Reform’s young TikTok adviser peddles dangerous misinformation in the Mail
That Reform finds value in this kind of narrative tells us everything we need to know about where the party, and its chosen influencers, want to take the country.
Smear of the week – Even Mail readers rip into Quentin Letts’ childish attacks on Zack Polanski
When commentators like Quentin Letts sharpen their claws, it usually means someone’s doing something right.
Smear of the week – The right-wing smear campaign against Angela Rayner exposes its own hypocrisy
Whatever your views are on Rayner and her tax affairs, it’s clear she’s long been a target of media animus, not just for her politics, but for who she is.
Refugee charities demand end to racist rhetoric amid asylum seeker hotel protests and media storm
“The pernicious and insidious currents of racism and hatred underlying these protests are glaring evidence of a failing system. The responsibility to end the divisive politics, racist rhetoric and demonising language of the past is yours.”
Right-wing media slammed for trying to make martyr out of Lucy Connolly
Despite Connolly pleading guilty for her vile social media post, some sections of the right-wing press have tried to portray her as some sort of martyr.
Foreign state-owned investors cleared to hold 15% stake in UK newspapers
The policy may have passed for now, but, as the 170-year-old Telegraph edges closer to foreign-backed ownership, the debate over who funds the British press, and what influence that buys, is far from over.