British PM tells summit on Millennium Development Goals that indifference could leave millions in poverty for another 100 years

International development secretary Douglas Alexander has become the latest cabinet minister to express his support for Gordon Brown.

It's a good thing perhaps that I am off to Church in an hour because I was rather angry (although not surprised), to have come across this (now pulled) story from the Sunday Express (Hat tip to Glinner on Twitter)! Why am I not surprised, well given their coverage of Princess Diana and Madeline McCann, I have come to expect nothing less than gutter journalism from the Express! Its a vile news...

Let's keep this one relatively brief, as I have no intention of giving the Express any more hits for their blatant rabble rousing. You might recall last year that the Express distorted a Sheffield council report which was a plan for averting possible tensions in the city into a "ethnic baby boom crisis" which was due to precipitate "race trouble".They've done much the same thing today, albeit on t...

I’ve just done my first post for the new media watch site Express Watch UK. It’s about some immigrants and home owners getting scammed by dodgy estate agent. The Express blames the immigrants, naturally.

Sometimes I wonder if it's childish to refer to the Express as 'Der Sturmer'. Not today. Just a quick post today, since I'm off on a stag do this afternoon, but Anton Vowl over at the Enemies of Reason has some great stuff about an incredible low point in the coverage of immigration in the Mail, and especially the Express. (See 'Prove it, you lying racist bastards.' and 'Invade, vb.') It had

An interesting use of words from the Express… ISLAMIC terrorists disguised as street cleaners allegedly hatched an audacious plot to blow up the Pope. Six men have been arrested in relation to a plot to assassinate the Pope. Allegedly. The Express from the first line of the above article acknowledges that they might not have

Graham Lineham has written a fantastic blog piece as part of his campaign to hold the Sunday Express to account over its recent excuse of a piece about the survivors of the Dunblane massacre. It also gives practical advice on what to do, such as emailing the Editorial Director of the Express Group. The more who complain the better, and it will be better than festering in anger over such an obnoxio...

Both the Mail and Express are equally hostile to the EU. Both are also alert to any threat to house prices. Yesterday, the Express coupled the two as its front cover thundered 'EU Rules To Slash House Prices'. Except – no surprise here – it’s not true.

It's been two weeks but the Scottish Sunday Express have finally apologised for their Dunblane story. Here's the full text from page five: SUBHEAD: After our story about massacre survivors, we offer an apology BYLINE: None THE Scottish Sunday Express has enjoyed a long love affair with the people of our nation. It is 81 years since the first edition of this great newspaper rolled off the presses i...