At the end of October 2013 , it emerged that Hopkins had joined '' The Sun '' as a weekly columnist . with the newspaper promoting her as " Britain 's most controversial columnist " . In February 2015 Hopkins defended her remarks and those of her critics , commenting : " I welcome it because I 've had my opinion and it 's only right that people have theirs . I welcome the debate and the fact that people are getting involved . " In autumn 2015 , she left '' The Sun '' for the Mail Online website , the online companion to the '' Daily Mail '' . '' The Daily Telegraph '' contributor Bryony Gordon wrote in April 2015 that media organisations have " a tipping point here , where the marketing men and women do n't want to be associated with reality TV 's very own Adolf Hitler . But so far that does n't seem to have happened . " The '' Mail '' published a front page article in June 2017 expressing its low opinion of the liberal '' The Guardian '' newspaper , which had attacked it for its coverage of the attack on the Finsbury Park mosque and also referred to Hopkins . It " was a lie " to say Hopkins wrote for the '' Daily Mail '' , it asserted . " '' The Guardian '' and its writer know that Ms Hopkins has nothing to do with the '' Daily Mail '' , but works for Mail Online – a totally separate entity " . The '' Daily Mail '' newspaper and Mail Online are part of the same group . Her last column for the '' Mail '' website was published on 5 October 2017 . In a late November 2017 statement from her employers to the '' Press Gazette '' , it emerged that Hopkins 's '' Mail '' contract had not been renewed " by mutual consent " . A large number of Tweets from her Twitter account were deleted around the same time
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