The race to buy the Telegraph group shows that newspapers are far from done
For the past couple of years the publication has been widely assumed to be in play, following the death of…
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Boris Johnson is finished. Salt the earth and tramp the dirt down
He always wanted to be remembered by history; now there’s a novella-length parliamentary report detailing his personality flaws.
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The glazed professionalism of Holly and Phil on This Morning
I used to think the worst words in the English language were “a rail replacement service is in operation”. Now…
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Succession games reach the Daily Mail
This week saw a promotion for Vere Harmsworth, a promising executive and... son of Lord Rothermere, the Daily Mail’s proprietor.
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How the Daily Mail blames women for the downfall of Tupperware – and everything else
The newspaper’s latest headline isn’t the first to hold female empowerment responsible for all the wrongs in the world.
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The irony of the Daily Mail pursuing privacy
The newspaper’s court victory could backfire on its reporting – and the media in general.
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Honours from Boris Johnson all round at the Daily Mail?
Apparently, the ex-PM is keen to hand out gongs – and not just to Paul Dacre.
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The Daily Mail is debasing itself by acting as Liz Truss’s mouthpiece
By pumping out Soviet-style propaganda in favour of the Foreign Secretary, the tabloid is once again doing Boris Johnson’s bidding.
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Daily Mail front page hints at Paul Dacre’s last-ditch bid for a peerage
Boris Johnson’s cheerleading newspaper goes down with the ship.
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Is the BBC misrepresenting climate change?
A blogger with ties to climate change deniers is leading the charge against the BBC's environmental coverage.
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What the hell is going on with the Daily Mail group?
In a saga that has more dramatic plot twists than a Game of Thrones season finale, Paul Dacre is back…
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Paul Dacre to be the new editor-in-chief of the Mail – again
Return of the hack.
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What’s behind Geordie Greig’s ousting as Daily Mail editor?
The departure of the pro-Remain Greig serves as something of a last laugh for Paul Dacre.
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