The BBC’s Director General and head of news resign after yet another row, this time over the editing of Donald Trump’s speech ahead of the January 6 riots. Unethical, but not misleading, it’s put rocket boosters on the campaign to nobble the BBC.

We have known for many years that Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is an awful, awful man. But the scale and nature of the allegations surrounding his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein have turned him into a loathed pariah.

Britain arrests satirists as Donald Trump celebrates Jimmy Kimmel’s cancellation, and we take another step on the road to authoritarianism.

20 years on from meeting my musical heroes, the Pet Shop Boys on their soundtrack for the silent film classic, and why they’re always looking outside pop to “keep things interesting.”

What’s behind Britain’s political “vibe shift” that’s put far-right rhetoric around migration and asylum in the mainstream?

Trump says Ukraine joining NATO would be ‘insulting’ — but who is he really speaking for?

No-one’s interested in women’s football? As I set my alarm for 1.45am to make sure I didn’t miss England’s Euro 2025 final from the other side of the world, I wondered how anyone could get it so ludicrously wrong.

Some newspapers and commentators won’t be satisfied until the chaos they’re so fervently predicting actually happens.

Once no more than a carnival barker, now Trump is the ringmaster, but he seems to be losing control of his crowd.

The chaos surrounding the government’s welfare reforms is the kind of thing that happens in the dying days of an administration barely hanging onto power. How on earth has this happened?