The technology is developing at such speed even the tech bros don’t understand it, let alone lawmakers

The technology is developing at such speed even the tech bros don’t understand it, let alone lawmakers

Banning the media from the White House appears to have backfired, but the bigger fight for press freedom—when so much of our information is controlled by a handful of billionaires—is very much on

GB news has provided relentless positive PR for Nigel Farage while racking up tens of millions in financial losses. And now there is a new channel in the offing

GB news has provided relentless positive PR for Nigel Farage while racking up tens of millions in financial losses. And now there is a new channel in the offing

Many members of the Israeli establishment vehemently oppose what is happening in the West Bank. You wouldn’t know it from the criticism aimed at Ed Miliband

Despite the overwhelming scientific consensus on climate change, sceptics are still making their voices heard—helped by journalists who should know be...

Alan and Lionel on why Fleet Street’s crusade against DEI went so wrong

The former Cambridge professor suffered a relentless campaign of coverage against him. His death should teach us an important lesson about keeping a s...

World-class chamber music, alpine hikes and military-precision buses: why Austria’s great Schubert festival still inspires devotion after half a century

In her upside-down leadership, former neo-Nazis can run as councillors, but anyone hoping to stop the world from burning is banned

Reading the Telegraph, it’s hard to work out whether their climate columns are a work of satire

The NYT journalist on her and Jonathan Swan’s explosive new book

Does Andy Burnham have the attention span, the will and the courage to tackle a collapsing justice system?

Does Andy Burnham have the attention span, the will and the courage to tackle a collapsing justice system?

The Reform UK leader’s man-of-the-people act is losing its magic

The Reform UK leader’s man-of-the-people act is losing its magic

This vindication of sorts for Paul Dacre’s newsrooms has exposed a style of journalism we must leave far behind

For generations, governments have promised devolution while keeping every important institution in London. That can change

The Reform leader should be made to understand that transparency is part of standing for high office

As the former Ofcom chair says extraordinary things about the rightwing channel and its critics, a factcheck would not go amiss, say Stewart Purvis and Chris Banatvala, both formerly of Ofcom

One presenter invited her followers to be wary of the grandchild of Jewish émigrés

One presenter invited her followers to be wary of the grandchild of Jewish émigrés

The BBC debate seems dominated by its foes and commercial rivals, but a new survey reveals a hitherto silent majority in supportive voice, says writer and campaigner Lindsay Mackie

Dangerous rhetoric about migrants has become mainstream again, writes Alan Rusbridger. The violent impact is now being played out on the streets

Dangerous rhetoric about migrants has become mainstream again, writes Alan Rusbridger. The violent impact is now being played out on the streets

The Mill Media founder on legal battles, AI and expanding to seven cities

The Reform leader and his media cheerleaders have cynically exploited the murder of Henry Nowak.

The Reform leader and his media cheerleaders have cynically exploited the murder of Henry Nowak.

The wealthy are using lawsuits to silence critics. Why does the government seem so reluctant to tackle them?

It’s the most important story of our age, and all we get is pictures of beachgoers basking in the sun

Republicans are finally standing up to a mind-blowingly corrupt president