Good morning. One of the privileges of working at the Guardian is attending our morning conference – the gathering of colleagues from across departments to discuss our daily publishing schedule – which is open to every journalist in the building. This is a rarity across media organisations, which tend to keep these discussions to the most senior editors.
These past few days, the morning meetings have been busier than usual as City editor, Anna Isaac, relayed the twists and turns of her exclusive reporting on Reform’s deepening financial scandal – and the fact that Nigel Farage would rather fight a byelection with an intergalactic space warrior than respond to her questions.
