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A dystopian world where society is in ‘meltdown’ is the subject of a terrifying new film

23 March 2018

The Royal Courts of Justice and Theresa May regarding climate change

Editorial

The UK government is pathologically out of control. And our courts are following its lead.

22 March 2018

Fans furious with J.K. Rowling over tweet ridiculing transwomen as ‘men in dresses’

19 June 2022

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A disabled man’s video diary has just exposed the crisis in our social care industry

22 March 2018

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It’s 15 years since the invasion of Iraq. Here’s Jeremy Corbyn predicting the outcome in 2003.

19 June 2022

Analysis

The Sun’s big talk on Russia crumbles under a simple internet search

20 March 2018

A reminder how BBC Newsnight reacted when they found out on-air that Jeremy Corbyn might become Labour leader

19 June 2022

Analysis

A daughter had to present the DWP with her dead mum’s ashes to prove she wasn’t ‘fit-for-work’

20 March 2018

We need to talk about how the BBC World Service is describing Jeremy Corbyn to 75 million overseas listeners

19 June 2022

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The British Army ‘failed’ to investigate the alleged abuse of teenage boys

19 March 2018

Pictures from the week's satirical news stories

The week in satire Vol. #61

18 March 2018

Analysis

We urgently need to talk about Jeremy Corbyn’s record on chemical weapons

17 March 2018

Analysis

Faced with government attacks, one community is taking matters into its own hands

17 March 2018

A raw and personal exhibition by a formerly homeless artist is breaking down barriers

16 March 2018

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Until elite universities give up on the patriarchy, women will keep being short-changed

19 June 2022

The most important Russia question asked during last night’s BBC Question Time went unanswered

19 June 2022

Environment

The Cheltenham Festival is facing a backlash from everyone who loves horses

16 March 2018

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A dystopian world where society is in ‘meltdown’ is the subject of a terrifying new film

The UK government is pathologically out of control. And our courts are following its lead.

Fans furious with J.K. Rowling over tweet ridiculing transwomen as ‘men in dresses’

A disabled man’s video diary has just exposed the crisis in our social care industry

It’s 15 years since the invasion of Iraq. Here’s Jeremy Corbyn predicting the outcome in 2003.

The Sun’s big talk on Russia crumbles under a simple internet search

A reminder how BBC Newsnight reacted when they found out on-air that Jeremy Corbyn might become Labour leader

A daughter had to present the DWP with her dead mum’s ashes to prove she wasn’t ‘fit-for-work’

We need to talk about how the BBC World Service is describing Jeremy Corbyn to 75 million overseas listeners

The British Army ‘failed’ to investigate the alleged abuse of teenage boys

The week in satire Vol. #61

We urgently need to talk about Jeremy Corbyn’s record on chemical weapons

Faced with government attacks, one community is taking matters into its own hands

A raw and personal exhibition by a formerly homeless artist is breaking down barriers

Until elite universities give up on the patriarchy, women will keep being short-changed

The most important Russia question asked during last night’s BBC Question Time went unanswered

The Cheltenham Festival is facing a backlash from everyone who loves horses

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