Top stories in the latest issue:
BOOZE & BOOS
Hacks at the Press Awards greeted Isabel Oakeshott with silence, which was a warmer welcome than the one her Telegraph colleague Allison Pearson got.
KEIR'S NUCLEAR OPTION
Keir Starmer's efforts to court the right-wing press ahead of the general election are paying off, with exposure in the Sunday Telegraph and the Daily Mail.
BAIT & SWITCH
The Sunday Mirror revelled in the news that an MP had fallen for a sex sting – but it did not mention its own history of trapping randy Tory MPs.
BANG TO RIGHTS
Allison Pearson thinks that in future years people will "say the unimaginable: 'Liz Truss was right'". In the Telegraph it's already a regular occurrence.
KISS-OFF AND TEL
With no sale of the Telegraph in sight, the paper is pandering to various suitors, notably Paul Marshall, the biggest shareholder in GB News.
SEXTATOR NEWS
After Taki's departure following his conviction for attempted rape, a contender for his crown as the Spectator's most enthusiastic lecher has emerged.
GRACE & FAVOURS
A surprising name from the foodie world was behind recent Instagram posts promoting McDonald's, and Grauniad HQ will surely have taken note.
NARKS & RECRIMINATION
A bevy of contributors to left-wing outlet Novara Media have been indulging in one of their favourite hobbies: engaging in public in-fighting.
SPOIL-SPORTS
Shortly after winning football journalist of the year, the Times's chief football writer Henry Winter was made redundant from his £400,000-a-year post.