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You're not imagining it. The newest Guardian columnist really is an alleged war criminal.

If you thought you were imagining it, you weren’t. The Guardian really did just publish an article written by an alleged war criminal. WTF?!? On the one-year anniversary of a failed military coup, The Guardian decided to publish an article by Turkey’s increasingly authoritarian President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. In it, he spewed...

Someone put The Guardian's 36 most anti-Corbyn headlines all in one place. It's not pretty [IMAGES]

An apparent Jeremy Corbyn supporter has created a website detailing The Guardian's most anti-Corbyn headlines of the past two years. Quite a list... The website, called Dump The Guardian!, gives 36 examples of times when the paper has run negative stories about Corbyn. Some of the examples featured include: The...

Here's The Guardian's jaw-dropping response to Jeremy Corbyn's election success

The Guardian's Jonathan Freedland has taken aim at Jeremy Corbyn's election campaign. And he has actually commended Labour for the support it's drawn. For a publication that has, along with the rest of the media, rallied against the Labour leader since his arrival on the scene in 2015, that's quite the shock. But there's a glaring...

The unnamed operator of the Guardian's Twitter account has broken ranks and done something quite heroic [IMAGE]

We don't know the name of the person operating the Guardian Politics Twitter account at the weekend. But what we do know is that they did more to take on the Tories in one tweet than their paper has this entire election. The tweet heard around the world On Sunday 22 May, Jeremy Corbyn succeeded in debunking an attempted smear from Sky...

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The Guardian's latest hatchet job on Corbyn would make a Daily Mail column look left-wing [OPINION]

On Tuesday 9 May, The Guardian published an astonishing yet predictable editorial regarding its opinion of the two main party leaders. And it was unequivocal in its conclusion: Theresa May, good; Jeremy Corbyn, bad. But the supposedly 'left-wing' paper failed to spot the steaming irony in its analysis. Because it, in part, is to blame...

People have noticed something very odd about Theresa May's latest campaign rally [TWEETS]

Prime Minister Theresa May 'campaigned' in Leeds on 27 April. But people noticed something odd about her 'strong' appearance at a community centre in the city. Namely, that the entire spectacle was a stitch-up. https://twitter.com/jessicaelgot/status/857653255370928130 May didn't invite the general public to the event. Instead, it...

We've all enjoyed the April Fools' jokes about George Osborne. But he's about to wipe that smile off your face.

George Osborne featured in a few news stories on 1 April. The Guardian reported on Osborne's latest glamorous job: https://twitter.com/guardian/status/848040552830570496 And The Stage revealed that Shakespeare's Globe Theatre announced the ex-chancellor will also take up the role of Artistic Director at the...

The BBC denies sending a subtle 'F*ck You' to the government on air this week [IMAGES]

Eagle-eyed BBC viewers got in touch with The Canary this week because they had spotted what they believed to be a subtle political message to the government during regular programming. Given the curiosity the image triggered, we've sought to get to the bottom of it. The BBC The alleged message came in the final moments of BBC dark...

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The Guardian hoped its week would get better after its Bush blunder. That didn't happen. [TWEETS]

The Guardian's week has gone from bad to worse. Its editorial praising ex-US President George W Bush met with complete condemnation. And while still reeling from that, the outlet is having to face up to yet another error in judgment. It essentially painted an ex-Tory MP as a "well-sourced investigative journalist". And it did so just...

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We honestly thought that bizarre Guardian editorial was satire too. It wasn't.

The Guardian just ran an editorial on former US President George W Bush which seemed so absurd that it must have been satire. The problem is, it wasn't. The editorial Published on 27 February, the editorial called the re-emergence of Bush as a voice in US politics "a welcome return". While his presidency marked the beginning of the...

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