Stewart Lee: “It feels like watching news from another country”
The comedian on how Brexit killed satire.
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Why the left is continuing to win in Portugal
The now re-elected socialist-led administration has reversed much of the damage inflicted by the conservatives’ austerity programme.
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Susan Neiman: “Neither the US nor the UK has a grown-up relationship to their pasts”
Learning from the Germans is a formidable account of how Germany and America have come to terms with (or not,…
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The boy from Boree Creek: the moral and physical courage of Tim Fischer
Fischer led his party through the 1990s and was deputy prime minister, before suddenly opting out to give more time…
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Commons Confidential: Ayatollah Jeremy’s cocktail party
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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How right-wing Republicans became America’s unlikeliest anti-capitalists
At a recent conservative conference in Washington DC, the slur du jour was “neoliberalism”.
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Climate denialism is rooted in a reactionary form of masculinity
“A certain type of masculinity willing to think of natural resources as something that exist for humans to grab, use, and…
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Patrick Grant, the maverick with a mission to transform the clothing business
Community Clothing operates from a number of factories in Britain as well as its hub in Blackburn: the Scottish Borders…
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