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Rod Liddle, Today programme editor turned polemical journalist with an army of devoted readers

He took on the commissars of correctness, the race-relations industry panjandrums and increasingly strident advocates of transgender rights

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Rod Liddle: sympathy for the common man who had been abandoned by politicians
Rod Liddle: sympathy for the common man abandoned by politicians and scorned by the media Credit: Jonathan Worth
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​​Rod Liddle, who has died aged 66, was arguably the most offensive columnist of his generation in the British press – and wore that badge with pride…

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