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Never mind his WhatsApp messages – can Boris Johnson himself be disappeared?

Escaping the toxic radioactive half-life of his degraded legacy means the Tories will also have to vanish the former PM

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Take it from someone in a TV duo: Holly and Phil are simply sick of each other

Whatever the specifics of Willoughby and Schofield’s quarrel, a major cause can be summarised in two words: you again

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Rishi Sunak’s football video is a political own goal

The PM’s scattergun attempts at image projection tell us nothing about who he really is

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God save the king? What about the planet?

The eco-minded king’s silence about the detention of climate activists at his coronation speaks volumes about his convictions

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The anti-fraud Tories? You couldn’t make it up…

Rishi Sunak’s war on fraudsters might as well have been announced with an animation of a cartoon fox advising us on how to protect chickens

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Sunak’s sushi train Tories are like a banquet of filth

Oliver Dowden’s appointment as deputy PM proves that the Conservatives’ shallow well of talent is as rancid as our waterways

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Further maths from Sunak is still a fail

The PM banging on – again – about numeracy doesn’t look likely to provoke the conflict he’s hoping for

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Britain is a dying nation in need of new curators

The Tories’ scorched earth policy has wrecked our rivers, our NHS, our freedom of movement. Now even 6 Music is at risk

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Struggling with nouns? Robert Jenrick can help

The immigration minister has allowed me to see things more clearly after a bout of post-Covid brain fog

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Has London reached peak toxicity?

The UK capital, stagnant with oligarchs, is now so despised that even institutions such as the BBC are jumping ship

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My attire this season? Anything unnoticeable

Like TV journalist Michael Crick, I’m a fan of ties. But for precisely the opposite reason

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After Garygate, I’ve shown my BBC licence fee the red card

In response to the Gary Lineker saga, should we defund the broadcaster or continue to support it? Both options are a win for the Tories

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Elon Musk is the Basil Fawlty of social media

The Twitter owner’s latest public debacle over a sacked worker can only do more damage to the company’s future prosperity

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Brexit has reversed the brains of Sunak and Starmer

The prime minister now supports the EU more enthusiastically than Labour and it’s hard to know which way is up

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‘Updating’ Roald Dahl? It’s the same old story…

Rewriting the children’s author is about profit not ‘wokeness’ – part of the endless recycling and exploitation of old ideas

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The ghosts of rotten Tories haunt my routine

As the Conservative casualties pile up, thank heavens for Lee Anderson, the no-nonsense MP for Ashfield

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The return of Fawlty Towers can’t rival the Truss comeback farce

The former prime minister’s lack of self-awareness would be comedy gold if her prose weren’t so desperately dull

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Let’s hear it for the dying virtue of modesty

From self-help books to Oscar campaigns, lots of people are telling us that self-promotion is good. Resist the boasters!

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The reluctant pope is a valuable lesson in public service

From police officers to politicians, people who are keen to occupy powerful positions should be treated with caution

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Thanks to Nadhim Zahawi, the Tories’ bar of shame has reached new depths

The chair of the Conservative party has had to cough up millions of pounds he owed in tax after a dispute with HMRC over an offshore family trust

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Prince Harry’s frostbite has taken the heat off the Tories

As our health service collapses, the government have taken cover – behind the Duke of Sussex’s penis

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The trusty tarot has revealed the Tories’ future to me

At a time of unprecedented political turmoil in the UK, I have been asked to play Nostradamus…

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The Tories’ Santa tax has brought Christmas to its knees

What good is goodwill, say the Conservatives, if it can’t be monetised?

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Starmer’s reform of the ermine-trimmed Lords won’t stop fur flying on the left

What Labour needs most is proportional representation. At least then it would be able to express its differences

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Robots, it seems, have the weirdest taste in Christmas carols

A festive survey by the Daily Mail threw up some surprises – just not the ones they reported

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