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Mandrake

Cox sets his sights on millions

The latest payments take his earnings from the Bar to around £6.3m for the period he has been an MP

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There is a crisis in British journalism

Experts gathered at last weekend's Byline festival and expressed their frustrations

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Blackburn turns against ravers

Downing Street parties have proven the final straw for lifelong Tory voter Tony Blackburn

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The ongoing campaign of Angela Rayner

Labour's deputy leader hasn't wound up the company set up to support her campaign for the role

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Does Daily Mail boss Lord Rothermere fear Keir?

Rothermere, who pays minimal tax on account of his non-dom status, appears to be fretting about Starmer's pledge to abolish the loophole

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Isaac Levido has the Midas touch

Downing Street’s political strategist for the 2019 general election appears to make money out of anything he touches

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Is lobbying in David Cameron’s DNA?

Illumina and Complete Genomics offered similar deals for a generic sequencing project, but the former was awarded the contract. In 2017, Cameron joined as a consultant with an undisclosed salary

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Lammy eyes Khan’s City Hall role

The shadow foreign secretary hasn't entirely abandoned his dream of becoming mayor of London

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Fox hunts the PR pound

The disgraced former minister is topping up his income with a lucrative retainer in the world of public relations

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Brexit red tape a red letter day for Tory MP

A Conservative MP has hailed the "local opportunities" crushing Brexit bureaucracy has brought to her constituency

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Daily Mail falls for Boris Johnson’s apparent offer to help Ukrainian war effort

The Polish military has no shortage of tanks and the last thing they want is Britain's old Challenger 2s, one source tells MANDRAKE

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The Zahawis’ conservative worth

Nadhim Zahawi is practically a pauper compared to Rishi Sunak, who sits on a £750m family fortune

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Glen Owen was following orders with misogynistic story about Angela Rayner

The idea for the story came from Paul Dacre, MANDRAKE believes

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Lebedev gave the House of Lords the cold shoulder

One peer told MANDRAKE that bold claims of standing shoulder-to-shoulder in the fight for freedom of speech never came to fruition

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Non-dom Akshata Murty’s investments are non-payers

The chancellor's wife has come under fire recently, but what's escaped the public eye is how the firms she's been involved in have gone under leaving behind vast unpaid sums

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Whether Boris Johnson should resign faces a battle of the polls

The Times and The Daily Mail ran two different polls on the issue over the weekend, both showing different findings

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Axeing of iconic train is hardly a whodunnit

Brexit has seen the UK leg of a fabled train journey quietly ditched

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A Blunt lesson for shifting Sands

Sarah Sands, Akshata Murty’s public relations adviser, has an extraordinary ability to block out bad news

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Boris Johnson cannot live on wine and party food alone

Lady Bamford arranged for her butler to hand-deliver organic food boxes to Number 10 during lockdowns

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Jacob Rees-Mogg raids the piggy bank, again

The Brexit opportunities minister has once again dipped into his company's funds

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Gove goes clubbing

The levelling-up minister learns about life on the lower levels at 5 Hertford Street - the exclusive private members’ club in Mayfair...

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Labour MP Brennan read it here first

Labour MP Kevin Brennan was armed with Mandrake's material as he quizzed Lord Grade on his Ofcom appointment

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Dacre absent as Baz says goodbye to the Mail

The Mail chief failed to make it to the farewell party of one of the paper's last big stars

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Fatima fires back

Channel 4 News presenter Fatima Manji has written a new book explaining how difference and individuality are cornerstones of the country

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Is Lord Grade up to the mark?

The recently appointed Ofcom chairman has never worked in telecommunications, the internet or social media

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David Cameron’s attempt at redemption continues

The former prime minister made sure he got himself photographed on his “mercy mission” to Ukraine

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Michael Gove’s up to his old tricks

The prime minister's old rival, after helpfully advising his tactless remarks on Ukraine, is once again out on manoeuvres

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The financial challenges of the chancellor’s wife

Updated insolvency records show that Digme Fitness – part-run, and part-owned by the chancellor’s wife – was £15.1m in the red when it went under

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Grade appointment caps an awful week for Dacre

The man the Mail chief dubbed Britain's "pornographer-in-chief" has landed the Ofcom job Paul Dacre failed to secure

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Matt Hancock can’t quite help his friend get rich quick

Despite a £40.4m government contract to supply plastic test tubes, Alex Bourne notched up a £709,000 loss last year

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Bloody Difficult Women gets a vote of confidence

Tim Walker wanted to win over the political professionals with his debut play, and now he has

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Why the Daily Mail really fears John Bercow

Just why is the newspaper so keen to ensure that the former speaker is never elevated to the House of Lords?

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