The anti-poverty campaigner called out the paper for publishing "a steaming pile of misdirected sh*t" about rising food prices.
In a coruscating 2,300-word statement, Jeremy Wright called on Boris Johnson to quit following Sue Gray report.
Jack Monroe said the figures won't shock anyone "who is actually living" the cost of living crisis.
The war in Ukraine could mean that millions of Brits see their electricity rationed at the start of next year.
Brendan Clarke-Smith was torched for making light of the Partygate saga.
Scientists fear the government's stance on Northern Ireland is causing a Brexit backlash to research funding.
Maybe - just maybe - a statue of the Iron Lady wasn't the best idea?
He said the challenge for politicians is that they often become "salesmen with quite a dodgy product."
Previously it was expected that any minister who broke the code should offer their resignation, but as of today, that all changes.
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