The new, left-wing editor of the Daily Express has boasted to the Guardian about turning one of Britain’s only Brexit-supporting newspapers into an increasingly watered down, pro-mass migration outlet.
Culture Secretary Matt Hancock has given Reach, the owner of the left-wing Mirror newspaper, the go-ahead to take over the right-wing, Brexit-supporting Daily Express.
Culture Secretary Matt Hancock has tasked Ofcom with investigating whether Trinity Mirror’s takeover of the Express could impact on editorial decision making at the right-wing tabloid.
The Culture Secretary has said that the government could investigate the takeover of the Brexit-supporting Express by the left-wing Trinity Mirror over the question of editorial independence.
Job cuts are anticipated at one of Britain’s only remaining right-wing newspapers after plans for a takeover by the far-left Trinity Mirror group were agreed, reports the Reuters news service. The buying group has in the past helped found radical left
A new campaign is targeting advertisers in a bid to shut down newspapers that report crime committed by migrants, rather than covering it up. The Stop Funding Hate campaign is urging companies to pull advertising from the Sun, the Daily
The Daily Express posted a video Thursday which purports to show a woman screaming as she is attacked in Cologne, Germany, on New Year’s Eve. In fact, the video in question was shot in Cairo in 2013, and the audio comes from a completely different clip of an assault that also took place in Cairo’s Tahrir Square in 2013.
Western countries are turning a blind eye to the genocide that the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) is committing against Christians in Iraq and Syria, reports the U.K.’s Daily Express, citing a charity group.
There is a tendency in ‘new media’ circles to just pump out stories without thinking, accompanied by ‘clickbait’ headlines like: “OMG You Won’t Believe What Happened at the INSANE Notting Hill Carnival!” (you will) and: “This Man Took His Girlfriend to
UKIP leader Nigel Farage has spoken out against what he says is the “prejudice” and “abuse” directed at UKIP members by parts of the LGBT community. Writing in his Express column this week, Mr Farage – who has previously told
