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Mocking the king of big little lies
After co-writing The Thick of It and Veep, Ian Martin channels his most absurd politician yet – Boris Johnson
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Cartoon: What is Boris Johnson’s book about?
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Cartoon: Project 2025
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Mitch Benn’s poem of the week: Looking forward in anger
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Cartoon: The Ballad of JD Vance
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What's wrong with JD Vance?
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'I want my country back'
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It's Tory leadership contest time
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Cartoon: The Tory leadership hopefuls
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The US right wing nutjobs
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Nigel, fly to Florida
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Cartoon: That tournaments/left wing governments men’s football thing again
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Spare a thought for the satirists
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Mitch Benn’s poem of the week: Get out and vote
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Cartoon: Have you got election fever?
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Cartoon: Could Farage really be PM in five years?
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Cartoon: Election or Euro 24?
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Cartoon: Why are former Trump critics now backing him?
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Cartoon: Carry on Sunak?
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Cartoon: Why do the Tories hate universities so much?
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Cartoon: What does Natalie Elphicke bring to the table?
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Cartoon: What’s the point of Ofcom?
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Cartoon: What’s the big deal about freedom of movement for young people
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Cartoon: The greatest political scandals in history
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Cartoon: Why does Sunak laugh so much?
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Satire helps us cope with this government
We need Have I Got News for You and The Last Leg just as we needed Spitting Image in the 1980s – to reassure us that we aren’t all going mad
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Cartoon: Political Springwatch
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I’ve got news for you.. satire is dead
As a new series of HIGNFY approaches, its comedy is now preaching to the converted, and feels toothless in an age of virtue signalling but no virtue.
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Cartoon: What would happen to an army full of Boris Johnsons?
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The Conservatives know they’re going to lose. But they still have no idea why
The Tories’ delusion knows no bounds – their electoral annihilation will be blamed on everyone and everything other than themselves
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Self-obsessed traitors in a stately old building.. we’ve seen it all before
The current iteration of the Conservative Party might well have grounds to sue The Traitors’ creators for plagiarism
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A change in government could see the return of political satire
Bringing an end to the Tories' real-life psychodrama could finally give satirists something to work with