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5. Michel Houellebecq’s material hell

5. Michel Houellebecq’s material hell

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Rob Doyle

1. Andy Burnham has a tough message for the climate conscious

1. Andy Burnham has a tough message for the climate conscious
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Ailbhe Rea

Labour must tread carefully as it moves towards Europe

Labour must tread carefully as it moves towards Europe
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Stuart Ingham

4. Our #MeToo moment?

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Rosamund Urwin

5. Booker Prize winner M John Harrison: “I was as nervous as a cat”

5. Booker Prize winner M John Harrison: “I was as nervous as a cat”
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Emily Lawford

2. The dismal world of David Walliams

2. The dismal world of David Walliams
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Tom Gatti

Tom McCarthy: English literature has always been driven by the continent

Tom McCarthy: English literature has always been driven by the continent
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Ryan Ruby

2. Growing up in the shade of the generations who came before

2. Growing up in the shade of the generations who came before
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Zoe Guttenplan

5. How United Ireland went normie

5. How United Ireland went normie
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Finn McRedmond

3. Why Britain might win if the AI bubble bursts

3. Why Britain might win if the AI bubble bursts
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Will Dunn

4. A lifetime married to a Russian spy

4. A lifetime married to a Russian spy
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4. Wendy Joseph Q&A: “My hero was Sherlock Holmes – I prayed for a mind like his”

4. Wendy Joseph Q&A: “My hero was Sherlock Holmes – I prayed for a mind like his”
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4. Russell Brand’s day of reckoning

4. Russell Brand’s day of reckoning
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Rachel Cunliffe

The decade that changed everything

The decade that changed everything
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Gordon Brown

2. The world through a child’s lens is endearingly honest

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Rachel Cunliffe

5. The trouble with Pride in Place

5. The trouble with Pride in Place
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Andrew O’brien

5. How Nigel Farage became king of the trolls

5. How Nigel Farage became king of the trolls
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Janice Turner

5. Britain is finally serious about growth

5. Britain is finally serious about growth
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Mohamed El-Erian

Israel’s change that never came

Israel’s change that never came
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Gideon Levy

4. Forget exposure therapy, try a set menu

4. Forget exposure therapy, try a set menu
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Finn McRedmond

5. You can’t eat hope

5. You can’t eat hope
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Ruth Patrick

3. Leonard Cohen’s war

3. Leonard Cohen’s war
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Faye Curran

4. Britain’s U-turn on the white working class

4. Britain’s U-turn on the white working class
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Marina Litvinenko: Alexander knew Putin would be unstoppable

Marina Litvinenko: Alexander knew Putin would be unstoppable
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Oli Dugmore

5. This is Israel’s last chance to get Netanyahu out

5. This is Israel’s last chance to get Netanyahu out
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Dimi Reider

4. The Iran war comes home to the Republican Party

4. The Iran war comes home to the Republican Party
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Katie Stallard

5. Burnham’s Ten-Year-Plan

5. Burnham’s Ten-Year-Plan
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5. Right-wing newspapers are killing the Tories with kindness

5. Right-wing newspapers are killing the Tories with kindness
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Jonn Elledge

5. What Russell Brand’s conviction means

5. What Russell Brand’s conviction means
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Rachel Cunliffe

5. I became obsessed with the Texas Senate contest

5. I became obsessed with the Texas Senate contest
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Andrew Marr

5. We’re still getting the manosphere wrong

5. We’re still getting the manosphere wrong
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Faye Curran

Why Britain’s deportation system could be worse than America’s

Why Britain’s deportation system could be worse than America’s
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Oli Dugmore

A murder like no other

A murder like no other
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Chris Thornton

1. Why the Bank of England will keep raising interest rates

1. Why the Bank of England will keep raising interest rates
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Will Dunn

Moving out of Downing Street won’t fix failing governments

Moving out of Downing Street won’t fix failing governments
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Paul Ovenden

Nocturne oversells itself

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Pippa Bailey

Wild Horse Nine is a lethal comedy

Wild Horse Nine is a lethal comedy
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David Sexton

How John Berger discovered politics

How John Berger discovered politics
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Tom Overton

4. The decade that changed everything

4. The decade that changed everything
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Gordon Brown

China Miéville’s island ghost story

China Miéville’s island ghost story
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Aled Maclean-Jones

5. Why the French love a general strike

5. Why the French love a general strike
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Peter Allen

2. What Andy Burnham remembers on Bonfire Night

2. What Andy Burnham remembers on Bonfire Night
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Luke O’reilly

5. Axel Springer gutting the Telegraph harms us all

5. Axel Springer gutting the Telegraph harms us all
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Andrew Marr

5. Brace for lame-duck Trump

5. Brace for lame-duck Trump
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Katie Stallard

5. PMQs: Louise Haigh faces the Tories’ broken record

5. PMQs: Louise Haigh faces the Tories’ broken record
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Will Dunn

5. Why China Miéville won the 2026 Goldsmith’s Prize for fiction

5. Why China Miéville won the 2026 Goldsmith’s Prize for fiction
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David Sexton

4. The midterms are Maga’s “doomsday”

4. The midterms are Maga’s “doomsday”
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Freddie Hayward

Budget debates are a chance for MPs to play to the gallery

Budget debates are a chance for MPs to play to the gallery
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Will Dunn

3. Will Andy Burnham’s Ten-Year Plan meet the moment?

3. Will Andy Burnham’s Ten-Year Plan meet the moment?
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Ailbhe Rea

Nigel Farage’s bastards

Nigel Farage’s bastards
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Emily Lawford