Trump’s snuff politics is a new low in American cruelty
The president is using barbaric spectacle as a political weapon – and the damage will go on long after he has gone
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Trump’s snuff politics is a new low in American cruelty
The president is using barbaric spectacle as a political weapon – and the damage will go on long after he has gone
My truly deranged encounter with Trump apologist Kellyanne Conway
The godmother of ‘alternative facts’ assured me the president loved Zelensky – just as he was stabbing him in the back with Putin
Burnham is already winning the new Brexit wars
The shrieks of fury from Johnson, Badenoch, Farage and co speak volumes as the prime minister confronts the disaster they wrought
How James Talarico is taking Texas off Trump
From the far north of the Lone Star State down to the Mexican border, people feel their way of life is under threat. And they know who’s responsible
Suella Braverman’s book has sold only 106 copies. This is why
Patriot is a tapestry of bilious grievance from a politician whose star is very much declining
The 75-year-old film that predicted our attention economy
Billy Wilder’s Ace in the Hole understood our addiction to lurid stories – and the damage it causes
Writers
Emily Maitlis
Emily Maitlis’s diary: My deep dive into Jeffrey Epstein’s hidden empire – and the network that let him get away with it
Alastair Campbell
My truly deranged encounter with Trump apologist Kellyanne Conway
Marie Le Conte
My sincere advice to you – go back in time
Matthew d’Ancona
Trump’s snuff politics is a new low in American cruelty
Tanit Koch
A German spy chief was arrested – but who was he spying for?
James Ball
Kemi Badenoch, queen of delusion
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A match made in Heaven as conspiracist Nawaz joins GB News
Chinese whispers over Katie Zacharia’s legal credentials
Is Farage really the man to lecture others on anti-Semitism?
Tapped Trump posts AI video of him toying with a tiger
Why are all AI posters so bad?
Kemi Badenoch, queen of delusion
Podcasts
Touching Grass
Kelly Clarkson gets Pretty-Womaned, and should you use ChatGPT to answer all your questions?
The Two Matts
The Two Matts Q&A: The decline of Zack and best ever speeches
The Two Matts
A disaster for the Green Party
Touching Grass
Is Zionism racism and an update from Elon Musk
The Two Matts
The Two Matts Q&A: On The New World at 500 and the Burnham bounce
The Two Matts
48 hours after THAT speech… how many marks out of 10?
Arts & Culture
The 75-year-old film that predicted our attention economy
Billy Wilder’s Ace in the Hole understood our addiction to lurid stories – and the damage it causes
Why are all AI posters so bad?
The beautiful melancholy of Sean Hughes
My sincere advice to you – go back in time
Was Nietzsche really a Nazi?
Audio
The Two Matts Q&A: The decline of Zack and best ever speeches
The Matts answer listener questions including: why is Zack Polanski’s popularity plummeting?
The Two Matts
A disaster for the Green Party
The Matts discuss the impact of the Green Party resolution that “Zionism Is Racism”
Is Zionism racism and an update from Elon Musk
This week, Lucy and James discuss the Green Party’s motion declaring that Zionism equals racism, as well as catching up on the latest Elon Musk drama
The Two Matts Q&A: On The New World at 500 and the Burnham bounce
The Matts answer your questions in this, their regular Sunday morning Q&A episode
48 hours after THAT speech… how many marks out of 10?
The Matts give a considered analysis of Andy Burnham’s conference speech
Fairford falsehoods and KFC cannibalism claims
This week James Ball takes us through the online right’s reaction to the Fairford 5 and its descent into madness, and Lucy Reade unpacks how a KFC advert has prompted accusations of cannibalism
The Two Matts Q&A: Ketamine epidemic and trouble in Narnia
The Matts answer listeners’ questions in their regular Sunday morning edition, including: How does Andy Burnham take Britain into the EU?
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Trump’s snuff politics is a new low in American cruelty
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Sudoku Easy
Number Fit
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Kemi Badenoch, queen of delusion
Letter of the week: Burnham’s popularity will fade – he must not waste this chance
Make Washington DC square again
My truly deranged encounter with Trump apologist Kellyanne Conway
The place where Putin’s dark oil fleet sails by – and nobody notices
Narrow, nasty, only helping the rich: Kemi Badenoch’s deeply flawed Tory strategy
The eviction that could sway a general election
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Brexit
Tim Bradford’s cartoon: Close or Far Away? The frustrating EU sneaks and leaders rejoin game
23 stupid reasons why Britain should never rejoin the European Union
Despite Andy Burnham’s views on Brexit, there are some arguments for not going back into the EU. Here are a few to get you started
Burnham is already winning the new Brexit wars
The shrieks of fury from Johnson, Badenoch, Farage and co speak volumes as the prime minister confronts the disaster they wrought
Andy Burnham wants to get back into Europe – here’s how he can do it
Britain and the EU need one another, and the answer is to bring in the UK on a new form of membership. This is what it would look like
Joining the EU is back on the agenda, and it’s driving GB News crazy
The prospect of Britain returning to the EU is making the hard right channel’s output even more unhinged than usual
Brexit promised farmers freedom – it gave them a six-hour lottery
The way in which British farmers receive government help was designed by Michael Gove – and it is a complete mess
Ukraine
An all-new breed of online secret agent
Sending trained specialists on overseas operations is expensive and complicated. A new method has emerged. It’s easier – but far more dangerous
Putin’s wartime economy is heading for catastrophe
He’s calling up more troops to feed into the Ukraine meat-grinder, but nothing can save Putin from total economic disaster now – not even peace
Why is Farage so keen to protect Russia’s right to lie and cheat?
Reform’s leader is protesting too much as he wails about free speech in the face of Putin’s disinformation
The chilling banality of Putin’s kingdom of fear
Åsne Seierstad’s extraordinary Never Say War exposes the violence and indifference at the heart of Russia
Russian voters are tired of Putin – and he is running out of options
There’s no way for citizens to discuss the thing that’s ruining their lives – the war. At Russia’s parliamentary elections, there’s no way to vote against it either
Putin’s greatest enemy? It’s laughter
As the bombs fall, Oleksiy Kustovsky is turning the dictator into an object of ridicule
The big picture
If only we didn’t need Black History Month – but we do
There have been Black people in Britain since the Roman period and yet people still struggle to understand what that really means
Putin’s greatest enemy? It’s laughter
As the bombs fall, Oleksiy Kustovsky is turning the dictator into an object of ridicule
Great Lives
How Orson Welles invented fake news – and predicted it would be used by liars
The lesson that Jamal Khashoggi left behind
Bessie Smith: the woman who faced down the Ku Klux Klan
Hiroshi Yamauchi, the unlikely genius behind Nintendo
Noor Inayat Khan, the pacifist turned wartime secret agent
The kiss that turned Michael K Williams into Omar
The brutal beauty of the Soviet hotels that spied on their guests
