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Stewart Lee: Farage already has his dog-whistle excuse prepared in case he loses - ‘family voting’

Stewart Lee: Farage already has his dog-whistle excuse prepared in case he loses - ‘family voting’

What do you do if you’ve been beaten hollow by a Green female plumber and people don’t like your links to Trump? Undermine faith in democracy!

Stewart Lee

Election day is coming for Orbán and Hungary – and this time we dare to dream he may be toppled

Election day is coming for Orbán and Hungary – and this time we dare to dream he may be toppled

The prime minister has swept all before him for 16 years. But now his authoritarian facade is crumbling – and a challenger is offering a hope we had all but abandoned, writes novelist Krisztián Marton

Politics

The Recommender: Romola Garai

The Recommender: Romola Garai

The award-winning TV, film and theatre actor shares her latest cultural discoveries

Culture

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Your pension, Palantir’s war machine

Your pension, Palantir’s war machine

USS, the UK's largest private pension fund, has £45m invested in the AI company that, its CEO boasts, can bring ‘violence and death’ to America's enemies. University union leaders want change, reports Ian Tucker

Palantir

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Director François Ozon: 'In France, we consider cinema as an art. I'm not sure in England it's the same'

Director François Ozon: 'In France, we consider cinema as an art. I'm not sure in England it's the same'

The French film-maker, whose new movie, The Stranger, is out next week, talks to Ellen E Jones about stars, politics, Camus and the Cure

Culture

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Review of the Week: Romeo and Juliet / Les Liaisons Dangereuses

Review of the Week: Romeo and Juliet / Les Liaisons Dangereuses

Two inventive, high-profile openings pay striking testament to the dangerous power of love, writes Dorian Lynskey

Reviews

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Kate Young’s roasted spring onion tart

Kate Young’s roasted spring onion tart

The novelist, cook and food writer shares a vibrant dish from her inventive new book

Weekend Dish

‘Epstein would find unsupported children and tell them: I’ll save you’

‘Epstein would find unsupported children and tell them: I’ll save you’

At the Laugharne Weekend festival, Lucia Osborne-Crowley, one of four journalists in the courtroom daily for Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial, talked to Robin Ince about abuse, justice and the ‘rape myths’ that silence survivors

Books

Big Tech tried to get young people addicted. Now the reckoning has begun

Big Tech tried to get young people addicted. Now the reckoning has begun

Two seismic court decisions in the US have intervened where legislators have failed to defend social media users from exploitation, writes campaigner Zamaan Qureshi

Tech

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