Tag: Satire

I am yet to meet a journalist who doesn’t love the film Network. The 1976 satire is notorious for an iconic scene in which despondent news anchor Howard Beale launches into an impassioned plea...

It's undeniable that Theresa May was using the now resigned Home Secretary Amber Rudd as a human shield in a vain attempt to protect herself - a disastrously weak Prime Minister leading a minority...

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has a despicable track record of wanting to see evidence before concluding that people are guilty - and it's simply not the British way. Corbyn did it with Iraq, with...

It really is is a testament to just how ridiculous politics has become over recent years that a man so stereotypically posh as to have been given the nickname 'the honourable member for the...

Russell Howard is slowly becoming one of Britain's most respected comedians for a very simple reason - because he isn't afraid to put his career in jeopardy by routinely challenging the burning injustices and...

It’s been a fascinating year for both the alternative and mainstream media, and not without its controversies. Most recently the latest furore has been over the issue of ‘fake news’ - an issue the...