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Half the picture: what ‘The British General Election of 2024’ doesn’t reveal
This 22nd book in the series lacks something that made its predecessors so compelling—an understanding of the people involved in the campaign, not just the numbers
Peter Kellner
Culture
In search of lost Bowie: the biographer’s tale
Alexander Larman
Media Confidential
How CBS lost its way
Conservatives and the British Right
How did someone as odd as Liz Truss become prime minister?
Alan Rusbridger
The weekly constitutional
Death in Minnesota
DAT Green
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AI
The misogynist world of Grok
Alona Ferber
PEOPLE
Gabriel Zucman: We need a wealth tax for the super-rich
Ben Clark
CULTURE
Half the picture: what ‘The British General Election of 2024’ doesn’t reveal
Peter Kellner
CULTURE
In search of lost Bowie: the biographer’s tale
Alexander Larman
CONSERVATIVES AND THE BRITISH RIGHT
How did someone as odd as Liz Truss become prime minister?
Alan Rusbridger
THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTIONAL
Death in Minnesota
DAT Green
LIVES
Sex life: The secrets of sex work acronyms
Tilly Lawless
THE CULTURE NEWSLETTER
The place of Wales and its literature
Susie Mesure
COLUMNS
Revenge of the Veep
Sarah Ogilvie
MEDIA
Has CNN sold out?
James Ball
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How did someone as odd as Liz Truss become prime minister?
Alan Rusbridger
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Labour’s Mr Micawber politics
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The year of the migrant
Alona Ferber
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Elon Musk versus Wikipedia continues an age-old battle over truth
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The lost music of childhood
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Sex life: The secrets of sex work acronyms
Tilly Lawless
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Sheila Hancock: M&S has taken away my chocolate eclairs!
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Behind the scenes on Jimmy Carr’s Am I the A**hole?
Alice Garnett From the magazine
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Why I should never have used ChatGPT as an OCD therapist
Sarah Collins From the magazine
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It’s nonsensical for British Indians like me to support Tommy Robinson
Kiran Sidhu From the magazine
Politics
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Has CNN sold out?
The broadcaster’s commercial relationships with Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Abu Dhabi have got too close for comfort
James Ball
The Insider
Europe needs its own Donroe doctrine
Andrew Adonis
Politics
Keir Starmer’s unhappy new year
Tom Clark
House of Lords
The PM vowed to abolish the Lords. Why is he stuffing it with allies?
Alan Rusbridger
Culture
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The limits of Superman
Is he an immigrant? An American? A god? An average joe? The answer is all of these things and more, though he still can’t be everything to everyone
Peter Hoskin
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The Culture Newsletter
The place of Wales and its literature
Susie Mesure
Art
The performance of a lifetime
Jeremy Cooper
The Culture Newsletter
Bradford, a tale of two cities (of culture)
Isabel Hilton
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