17 h. ago 'The political equivalent of the living dead' ANDREW PIERCE reveals how everything is going wrong under the Starmer Reeves double act

Sitting side by side, they were all smiles. But look at the faces of Labour MPs sitting behind them. Grey, tense. They know that Reeves and Starmer are a political disaster.

Politics

4 d. ago Oops! Baldrick's gaffe over Hitler and Nigel Farage: ANDREW PIERCE

Labour luvvie Sir Tony Robinson, one of Sir Keir Starmer's few celebrity supporters, has made a comparison between Nigel Farage and Hitler.

Events

4 d. ago Neighbours star Holly Valance 'grows close' to Tommy Robinson sparking pals' concerns

Neighbours actress Holly Valance has been pictured with far-right activist Tommy Robinson on multiple occasions following her split from billionaire Nick Candy

Politics

1 week ago 'It's about to get worse' ANDREW PIERCE reveals how Rachel Reeves' looming budget could result in a catastrophic doom loop

If you thought it couldn't get any worse economically, I'm afraid it's about to. We are in a similar doom loop to what happened in 1975.

Politics

1 week ago ANDREW PIERCE: Now even one of Starmer's whips wants to oust the PM

The Government's whips are any prime minister's Praetorian Guard, with a solemn duty to enforce discipline in the parliamentary party.

Politics

1 week ago BBC to expand standards panel and add deputy director general after bias row

Planned overhaul of editorial guidelines committee would dilute influence of Tory board appointment Robbie GibbThe BBC is planning to overhaul the way it investigates editorial concerns, in a move that will dilute the influence of a Conservative figure accused of trying to sway its political impartiality.A new deputy director general post is also expected to be created to aid Tim Davie’s successor as director general, after concerns that the task of overseeing the corporation has become too big for one person. Continue reading...

Politics

1 week ago ANDREW PIERCE: Parliament must seriously consider doing THIS to disgraced Andrew Mountbatten

Have the royal family done enough with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who was once known as Prince Andrew and the Duke of York?

Politics

1 week ago BBC crisis deepens as 'weak' board chair Samir Shah could be next senior figure to be toppled amid ongoing bias row

A former senior BBC news editor warned that 'weak' Samir Shah (pictured) could be the third senior member of the BBC to be toppled as the public debate over bias allegations continues.

Events

1 week ago ANDREW PIERCE: This is why ZERO Britons think Starmer's Labour government has the ability to make us better off

Has there ever been a more terrible, damning indictment of a government than ZERO people in a poll saying they're optimistic this government can make us feel better off?

Politics

2 w. ago BBC bias row: How the spat between the broadcaster and Trump unfolded

The saga has seen two senior executives resign and threats of a $5bn lawsuit

Politics

3 w. ago ANDREW PIERCE on Wes Streeting, the PM's ambitious rival whose mother was born in jail... and whose gran shared a prison cell with Christine Keeler

Should Wes Streeting become Prime Minister he will have the most compelling back story since it was revealed that John Major was the son of a circus performer and music hall artiste.

Events

3 w. ago ANDREW PIERCE: Sir Robbie Gibb is NOT a Tory stooge. He's the BBC board member who's standing up for licence payers

Early risers listening to the BBC 's flagship Today programme at the weekend might have been forgiven for believing a coup had taken place and that Britain was now in the grip of a far-Right cabal.

Events

3 w. ago ANDREW PIERCE says Nick Robinson is 'unhinged' after claiming bias row is an anti

Looking increasingly 'unhinged', says Andrew Pierce, Nick Robinson went on and on about how the BBC is being subjected to this sinister right-wing campaign to destroy the corporation

Politics

3 w. ago RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Nick Robinson is deluded if he thinks this was a Right

Just because you're paranoid, it doesn't always mean everyone's out to get you. Today programme presenter Nick Robinson's on-air rant about a Right-wing plot to bring down the BBC proves it.

Politics

3 w. ago RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: The Trump debacle proves the Beeb has turned its back on Middle England

Just because you're paranoid, it doesn't always mean everyone's out to get you. Today programme presenter Nick Robinson's on-air rant about a Right-wing plot to bring down the BBC proves it.

Politics

3 w. ago Axed BBC News boss Deborah Turness fires back at Trump's claim Beeb is 'corrupt', Nigel Farage says US President is 'enraged' and Nick Robinson uses Today show to launch broadside

Deborah Turness, who quit yesterday over the editing of one of the President's speeches by Panorama, turned up for work this morning and told reporters that the corporation is not 'institutionally biased'.

Politics

3 w. ago Axed BBC News boss Deborah Turness fires back at Trump's claim Beeb is 'corrupt' while Nick Robinson uses Today show to launch broadside

Deborah Turness, who quit yesterday over the editing of one of the President's speeches by Panorama, turned up for work this morning and told reporters that the corporation is not 'institutionally biased'.

Politics

3 w. ago Nick Robinson tries to play down BBC crisis after using Today show to criticise execs for their 'paralysis' over bias claims that forced bosses to quit in disgrace

The Radio 4 presenter gave a monologue on the Today programme this morning, sharing his thoughts on the row which has rocked the BBC.

Events

3 w. ago Nick Robinson uses Today show to launch criticism of BBC execs for 'paralysis' over bias claims that triggered crisis and forced bosses to quit in disgrace

The Radio 4 presenter gave a monologue on the Today programme this morning, sharing his thoughts on the row which has rocked the BBC.

Events

3 w. ago ANDREW PIERCE: Now Parliament wants us to pay for a £90m fence!

Only months after lavishing £10 million on a new security door for the House of Lords that failed to work, Parliament is back for more of our money.

Economics