Satire

Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the European Union… it’s the feel-bad movie of the summer!

The secret manual that tells you how to debunk stupid Net Zero and annoy posh people with dreadlocks

Makerfield’s new MP meets the regulars - but there are legitimate concerns about his pint-pulling

Can Reform’s Kenyon beat King of the North Burnham in Makerfield? Probably not, but here’s our candidates guide

In 2016 Britain voted to remain in the EU, which meant the poor eurosceptics all had to rebuild their careers from scratch. Here is the story of what happened to them all

The Labour leadership contenders each have their strengths – and a lot of weaknesses

A revealing look into the prime minister’s journey across the political wastes of his career

The news is relentlessly bad – but, statistically speaking, things will have to get better at some point. Here are some positive thoughts to cling to amid the gloom

A revealing look into the Reform leader’s private journal. (Is this real, or satire?* Read on to find out…)

*Only two of these things are actually true – we think

A look into the monarch’s private journal reveals the truth behind his controversial trip to Washington DC. (Is this real, or satire?* Read on to find out…)

The prime minister has been damagingly incurious over the Peter Mandelson affair. But that’s not the half of it

According to JD Vance, Pete Hegseth and Russell Brand, the Bible is clear that war is a good thing. Why doesn’t the Pope understand? (Is this real, or satire?* Read on to find out…)

Three of Trump’s top bros went on Spring break to Pakistan to try and sort out the Middle East. Here's the inside story. (Is this real, or satire?* Read on to find out…)

Hugh Bonneville’s World Cup W1A spin-off founders on flabby dialogue and grating new characters

A previously unseen chapter of Matt Goodwin’s new book Suicide of a Nation has fallen into our hands. Is is real, or satire?* Read on to find out…

Never mind Saturday Night Live UK, the most biting indictments of politics and culture are now on your laptop or phone

The original show might be American, but nonsensical sketch comedy is very British. Our version understands that brilliantly

The right wing hack and partner of Reform’s Richard Tice welcomes us into her magnificent wartorn penthouse (note to lawyers: this is satire)

Donald Trump takes on the world and loses - as imagined by Henry Morris

Canvassing, former school bullies and a snoring, prosecco-filled Johnathan Gullis are just some of the challenges when campaigning for high office