All news by author: Brian Reade

Having flip-flopped from Labour to the Tories and then to Reform UK, Lee Anderson will most likely be out on his ear come the general election, writes Brian Reade

Forget history lessons about kings and generals, this is the stuff our children should never forget

Doctors fought on the front line of Covid, but now they aren't even given a fair pay deal - they were ripping up bin bags for PPE while the government was handing out multi-million-pound contracts to their friends

If Joe Biden stands against Donald Trump in November it won’t just be a disaster for America and its allies, it will be the moment the US finally gave up on any pretence of being the most powerful political force on Earth

If Fleet Street thought the sex lives of football players and the behaviour of fans was worth writing about back in the day there wouldn't be any space left for actual news, writes Mirror columnist Brian Reade

The weird anti-woke agenda the Tories want voters to buy into is a smokescreen to hide the misery, division, economic decline and decimation of social fabric they have inflicted writes Brian Reade

Mirror columnist Brian Reade believed Jurgen Klopp was an outsider who "fully embraced Liverpool and its people" which helped him lift the club back to the pinnacle of the game and took fans on a "wonderous journey" over the last few years

If the opinion polls stay roughly the way they are, the Tory vote will be decimated and the big beasts with the small majorities will face televised shaming, says Brian Reade

Our columnist thinks its corrupt that Paula Vennells, who led the Post Office from 2012-2019 when more than 700 sub-postmasters were wrongly prosecuted for theft, fraud and false accounting, received a CBE

Columnist Brian Reade hands out his bouquets and brickbats for a year that wasn't really notable for anything other than a constant stream of really terrible news, even if Donald Trump faced four different courts

"His Ken Dodd hair had been given an extra ruffling to convince us that, as he spluttered 19 times 'I don’t remember' and failed to account for the loss of 5,000 WhatsApp messages, it was down to him being a befuddled Private Godfrey figure'

Daily Mirror columnist Brian Reade says we can only hope that Keir Starmer keeps his promise of putting a Hillsborough Law on the statute books if Labour are elected

The Mirror's Brian Reade reflects on a court victory for the Mirror against the billionaire businessman James Dyson in a win for freedom of expression

A bigger fear about the man who was reportedly a fan of Hitler in his youth, is that he has seen the ­populist wave sweeping the globe, and is eyeing up a return to frontline politics, writes Brian Reade

It's been another week of infighting and disasters for Rishi Sunak's party - just don't forget it all when it comes to election time

The argument for getting rid of the Lords has never been stronger than following the spectacle of the King's Speech

Having paid out of his own pocket to travel to Gaza to conduct life-saving operations, surgeon Abdul Hammed was stranded when war broke out

The damage Tory ­governments have done to this country is immeasurable, says Brian Reade, and as the PM scraps the cap on bankers' bonuses while hundreds of thousands still rely on foodbanks, he hopes voters will remember the pain and Sunak's priorities

After the death of football legend Sir Bobby Charlton, Brian Reade looks back on the unmatchable career of a sports icon who won almost every honour the game has to offer

Biden and Sunak are right to show disgust at the Hamas atrocities and back Israel’s right to defend itself. But they should also show sympathy for the guiltless Palestinians dying in the current conflict

Columnist Brian Reade says the Conservative Party conference was the bluntest of admissions that for 13 years the Tories have done nothing but make this country worse

How has the region that was the ­backbone of the industrial revolution sunk from being one of the world’s richest to one of Europe’s poorest?

Listening to the current debate about ditching or suspending the triple lock, you'd think people hadn't earned the right to this guaranteed income

As our schools dissipate, Brian Reade says no other rich country would hold such arrogant disregard for the education and safety of 93% of its schoolchildren

Welfare rights worker Terry Craven worked tirelessly on behalf of the poor and homeless - and never expected any recognition in return