News outlets must properly interrogate Farage and Reform on how effectively they run things, not report uncritically on the social division they stir.
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Cardinals would do well to watch Conclave on their trip to the Vatican, argues Ray Snoddy. It is important someone of Francis’ moral worth is chosen to counterbalance growing populism in society and the media.
The Guardian claims it is the first media owner in the world to achieve this.