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The special relationship 'myth' – have the British right turned on Trump? | Quite right!

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Class is melting on the ski slopes

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It’s that time of year again. No sooner have you recovered from Christmas than the posh start talking about their skiing jaunts planned for the February half-term. But let’s use the term posh advisedly, because – make no mistake – skiing is now anything but. Where once flinging yourself down the Cresta Run may have

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Julie Burchill

Does it really matter if Grok undresses us all?

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Iran’s useful idiots

British complicity in Tehran’s terror

Culture

The good, the bad and the ugly in books, exhibitions, cinema, TV, dance, music, podcasts and theatre.

Oh, Mary!’s climax is an inspirational bit of comedy

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High Noon, directed by Thea Sharrock, is a perfectly decent version of a trusty western which celebrates its 74th birthday this year. An elderly sheriff, Will Kane, marries a priggish beauty, Amy, on the day of his retirement but his marital plans are overturned by news that a dangerous convict, Frank Miller, has been released

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Cartoons

Wilbur

‘‘Must have been on triple-strength Wegovy.’’

Cartoon

Grizelda

‘‘You were the future once.’’

Cartoon

Alexander Larman

In defence of Robbie Williams

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