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Analysis

The Brexiteers have been foiled again. This time by themselves.

10 May 2018

Jeremy Hunt running away as Barbara Keeley asks a question

Health

Watch Jeremy Hunt make a speedy exit rather than answer a tough question in parliament

10 May 2018

Analysis

The Telegraph just paid a big price for one of its most toxic anti-Corbyn smears

10 May 2018

A tweet about the resignation of a Sheffield Labour councillor

Environment

People’s reactions to the resignation of a key councillor in the Sheffield trees saga are interesting

9 May 2018

Health

On Saturday ‘millions’ of ‘missing’ people will reappear for the day

9 May 2018

Astute Class Submarine and George Square Glasgow UDT arms fair

Revealed: Council charity’s crucial role in bringing arms fair to Scotland

9 May 2018

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The Isle of Man government just nationalised a key piece of public transport

8 May 2018

Melanie Phillips on BBC Sunday Politics Islamophobia

A right-wing journalist is claiming that Islamophobia is a form of ‘thought control’

8 May 2018

Environment

A corporate giant is taking Nicola Sturgeon’s government to court over ‘human rights violations’

8 May 2018

A Punch and Judy puppet show. Punch has Trump's face, and the face is that of an angry looking tangerine.

Boris Johnson tries to woo Trump with puppet show

8 May 2018

Analysis

Arlene Foster hits peak hypocrisy while discussing Brexit with Andrew Marr

6 May 2018

Kelvingrove Park Glasgow - Independence March

Tens of thousands defy the Conservative government and bring Scotland’s largest city to a standstill

6 May 2018

Images from the week's satirical stories

The week in satire Vol. #67

6 May 2018

Michael Fabricant's Twitter bio - he describes himself as an "MP dude for #Lichfield"

A Tory MP has decided his right to call teenagers ‘twats’ is the hill he’s going to die on

6 May 2018

Analysis

Thirty years on from the 1988 Housing Act, the private rented sector is out of control

8 May 2018

As Theresa May lectures Labour on racism, her party snatches power by reinstating an accused racist

5 May 2018

Global

Another big blow for the Home Office as campaigners win a crucial victory

5 May 2018

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The Brexiteers have been foiled again. This time by themselves.

Watch Jeremy Hunt make a speedy exit rather than answer a tough question in parliament

The Telegraph just paid a big price for one of its most toxic anti-Corbyn smears

People’s reactions to the resignation of a key councillor in the Sheffield trees saga are interesting

On Saturday ‘millions’ of ‘missing’ people will reappear for the day

Revealed: Council charity’s crucial role in bringing arms fair to Scotland

The Isle of Man government just nationalised a key piece of public transport

A right-wing journalist is claiming that Islamophobia is a form of ‘thought control’

A corporate giant is taking Nicola Sturgeon’s government to court over ‘human rights violations’

Boris Johnson tries to woo Trump with puppet show

Arlene Foster hits peak hypocrisy while discussing Brexit with Andrew Marr

Tens of thousands defy the Conservative government and bring Scotland’s largest city to a standstill

The week in satire Vol. #67

A Tory MP has decided his right to call teenagers ‘twats’ is the hill he’s going to die on

Thirty years on from the 1988 Housing Act, the private rented sector is out of control

As Theresa May lectures Labour on racism, her party snatches power by reinstating an accused racist

Another big blow for the Home Office as campaigners win a crucial victory

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