I don’t have live access to current news right now. Here’s what I can tell you based on recent publicly available background up to mid-2024, and how to verify the latest updates quickly:
Brief background
- Guido Fawkes is a libertarian political blog founded in 2004 by Paul Staines. It’s known for aggressive Westminster reporting and scoops that sometimes challenge the established media “Lobby” codes. This profile is widely cited in journalism histories and summaries .
- The site has historically used provocative, unconventional reporting methods (including live-tweeting from briefings) and positions itself as campaigning journalism rather than a traditional newsroom .
How to get the latest news quickly
- Check Guido Fawkes’ own site: order-order.com (their primary outlet) for recent posts and updates on UK politics .
- Look at their official X/Twitter feed for the latest live posts and commentary from Guido Fawkes and Paul Staines .
- Cross-check with mainstream UK outlets for context and reaction to Guido Fawkes’ reporting style, such as Press Gazette coverage of their briefings and practices .
If you’d like, I can search for and summarize the very latest articles from those sources and provide a concise briefing with key developments and any notable controversies.
Sources
While Westminster hacks forgot Labour’s woes at its now-finished conference some recent scandals were still causing shockwaves in the party. *A Mandelson-shaped shadow was looming….* Guido is told by a selection of Labour MPs and staffers that they decided to boycott the annual private reception hosted on Monday by Global Counsel, the powerhouse lobbying firm founded by Peter Mandelson.
order-order.comBritain's leading news and politics site, blowing up Westminster since 2004, relaunched for 2025
order-order.comGuido Fawkes is facing off against the Lobby by reporting live from Government briefings in defiance of the group’s code.
pressgazette.co.ukGuido Fawkes Background Guido Fawkes is a libertarian political news blog founded by Paul Staines in 2004. Both its name and logo are inspired by Guy Fawkes, who it describes as “the only man to enter parliament with honest intentions”. Its staff “see themselves as campaigning journalists” against “sleaze, corruption and hypocrisy”.1 “About,” Guido Fawkes. […]
www.desmog.comGuido Fawkes, the political blog which launched in 2004, now has four full-time members of staff and is plotting international expansion across the English-speaking world (except for the US) after May’s general election. With this in mind, any future recruits should take note of the faux pas made by the website's latest signing, Jeremy Wilson. …
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