Top stories in the latest issue:
THE DEVIL FINDS WORK…
Why did Boris Johnson and Rupert Murdoch have a "business meeting" on 11 October, as disclosed in the former PM's register of financial interests?
MERMAIDS' TALE
Civil war continues to rage at the Guardian and Observer over trans children's charity Mermaids, with claims and counter-claims of bullying and hate speech.
BONFIRE OF THE SUBS
Red faces at the Evening Standard after it confused London's not entirely unfamous Trafalgar Square with the roundabout in Covent Garden.
FIFA FOE
When a Sun editorial declared it time to stop worrying about human rights and just enjoy the football in Doha, it seems not all Sun hacks got the memo.
INDY MIRE
Grim times at the Independent, where hacks were told last month that "certain roles" would go as the result of an "extremely challenging economic climate".
MYSTIC MOGG AWARD
The Bitcoin crash this year may have worried some investors, but not hack and arch-prognosticator Matthew Lynn of the Spectator, Telegraph and elsewhere.
NO SECRET, SANTA
Launching the Evening Standard's Christmas appeal, there was no mention of why Londoners faced a cost of living crisis from Tory-ennobled Lord Lebedev.
OVER THE RAINBOW
MailOnline columnist and GB News presenter Dan Wootton decried "failed rainbow-flag virtue signalling" at the World Cup – how times have changed!
PENALTY KICKING
Piers Moron's TalkTV interview with Cristiano Ronaldo was straight from the Morgan playbook.



















