Eleanor Wheatley

As is to be expected from him, a somewhat crazed intervention overnight from former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who called editors at The Times a

The BBC has recruited a new Director of Policy and Public Affairs to help them strive towards independent and impartial coverage.

A new symptom is emerging from the prime minister's manner, as he plods along in the “calm, patient work of government”.

As Guido noted last week , a festive tune criticising Keir Starmer over Labour's winter fuel debacle is picking up a lot of fans.

The Financial Times has crowned Donald Trump as their Person of the Year —though you can practically hear their teeth grinding through the prose.

As Guido revealed earlier this month, ex-Tory leadership contender Robert Jenrick has officially debuted his first GB News segment—a tightly packed

Former Spectator editor Fraser Nelson has announced he's joining The Times as a weekly columnist after 13 years at the Daily Telegraph and 15 at the helm of the Spectator . Nelson said:

As the Christmas…ahem…” festive ” season begins, MPs have been sending out their cards to spread a bit of cheer—or at least try to. Here are a few that caught Guido's eye:

The political year kicked off with the Post Office scandal reignited by ITV 's explosive series, putting LibDem leader Ed Davey under the spotlight for his previous role as Post Office Minister.

February was a turbulent month for Labour, as internal divisions over the Israel-Hamas war came to a head. It kicked off with Rochdale by-election candidate Azhar Ali, who suggested Israel had