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I haven’t tried Ozempic but I know how it feels

Our desires are an essential part of who we are – as I discovered when I lost my appetite for six months

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With its new iPad Pro ad, Apple is offering us the thin end of the wedge

Maybe it’s my age, but the company’s brash new vision of digital minimalism looks like a portal to a sad and lonely world

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From mayoral elections to Rwanda removals, Sunak won’t let the truth jeopardise his mission

Last week, Conservative campaigning gave a chilling indication of the depths to which they will sink to retain power

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Context is vital. That’s why I’m filming everything I say and do from now on

As Gideon Falter’s standoff with the police demonstrates, it’s important to be able to see the bigger picture

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Andrew Neil needs to be more Vorderman, less Voldemort

Larger-than-life TV personalities should be using their fame to highlight the connections between thinktanks, media outlets and policymakers – not pretend they don’t exist

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I value Brummie art, but who else does?

Only in Birmingham could a statue of King Kong be lost twice. The city’s relationship with its cultural history is complicated

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The right is as stale as its ‘woke National Trust scones’ gambit

The heritage body’s alleged descent into butter-free wokeness is a storm in an afternoon teacup whipped up by its cultural foes

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Keep your shirt on, Keir, all this bluster over Nike’s St George’s Cross is a false flag

The Labour leader jumped on the critical bandwagon about the sports giant’s colourful new update of the England team’s kit, but the real outrage is the profiteering price tag

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Which will melt away first, the snow or the arts?

Keir Starmer will need to make it affordable to be an artist, because the value of art is beyond financial metrics

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Cabbies have given me some great lines, but they have nothing on Frank Hester

Another week, another racism scandal farts out from the dying body politic of this gaseous corpse of a Conservative government

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Jeremy Hunt’s budget mixtape is no match for Brexit’s greatest hits

Somehow the chancellor omitted to mention the main cause of Britain’s woes

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How do civilisations collapse? Ask Lee Anderson

The shameless smears against Sadiq Khan and the Conservatives’ mealy-mouthed refusal to reject them feel a lot like the start of the end of things

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If you hate Amazon, blame Rishi Sunak

The online giant’s vast storage unit on the M1 is a logistical miracle – it’s a pity the lax-on-tax PM has spoiled the view

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We swallow Sunak’s pasty gaffe but still dine out on Miliband’s bacon butty

The PM’s blunder with a Cornish snack was soon yesterday’s news, yet the ex-Labour leader’s alfresco fiasco lingers on

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The chilling soulless cruelty of Rishi Sunak is the stuff of nightmares

Another week, another personal nadir for the PM. And now his smirking face has spilled over into my dreams

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Only votes from the dead can keep this zombie Tory government alive

Surveys show that the Conservatives appeal to older voters, and support from the deceased appears to their last hope of winning another term

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If the National Trust can be captured by a fake grassroots group, what public institution is safe?

Restore Trust’s insidious campaign to get its preferred candidates on to the body’s board could set a dangerous precedent

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Like all supervillains, the Tories will meet their match

As the crumbling Conservative party lays waste to the UK, a plucky band of heroes are forensically unspinning the spin

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What next for woke ITV after the Post Office drama? Danny Dyer v the sewage scandal?

Mr Bates Vs the Post Office showed us the power of culture to force change. We should use it on our polluted waterways, and Suffolk’s art budget cuts

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Where did all the government’s wine go? Expect another vintage Tory evasion

Is the delay in publishing wine cellar stocks because more bottles disappeared during the pandemic than there were dignitaries that came to drink them?

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My plan to topple the Tory dark lords in 2024

We need a fellowship of socially conscious heroes to fight the Conservatives and NHS data-grabbing firms and save our democracy

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The Bleak Midwinter Messages: a Conservative ghost story for Christmas

A chilling festive tale from the encrypted

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Sunak has supersized his lies, from WhatsApps to Rwanda

Keeping track of Tory falsehoods, whether to do with missing messages or immigration policy, is taking its toll

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At £38,700 for a foreign-born spouse, how many could the Tories afford?

James Cleverly’s new anti-immigration policy, the latest desperate act of a desperate government, means 75% of the population need to be careful who they fall in love with

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I’m not keen on our aversion to keenness

Princess Kate is criticised for being enthusiastic in a new royal book, but using eagerness as a slur is silly and snobbish

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