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Love you, âChicken Shop Dateâ x (opens the original)
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Iâm not one for patriotism, but one of the things that does stir it in me is Chicken Shop Date, the YouTube series in which comedian Amelia Dimoldenberg flirts with various musicians and actors over chicken nuggets and chips. But sadly for me, and for the British nation as a whole, Dimoldenberg has announced that, after 12 years, she is shutting up shop. For those who have yet to experience the joy of this pioneering web series, the premise is simple: under fluorescent lights, across formica t
Why Andy Burnham must back an International Panel on Inequality (opens the original)
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In his first remarks as the UK’s new leader, Merseyside-born Andy Burnham made a bold promise to build a new political model. He did not shy away from critiques of the neoliberalism that has gripped Britain since the 1980s—highlighting the “wrong turns” of privatisation and nationwide deindustrialisation. Through the organising principle of his politics—the “Makerfield Test”—Burnham has pledged to give citizens more control over their economy. As longstanding critics of the neoliberal model, we
Obituary: Gloria Steinem (opens the original)
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In 1998, for the 30th anniversary issue of New York magazine, Gloria Steinem, the trailblazing second-wave feminist (and one of the magazine’s co-founders) imagined her twilight years: “In my old age – really old age, since I’m going to live past 100, I hope – I would love to have a diner.” It would be a roadside establishment with “blue gingham curtains”, and she would open it because “diners are the most democratic places. Everyone goes – truck drivers go, people from the neighborhood, people
Zahra Joya: The Taliban will collapse without support (opens the original)
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Bagram air base, built by the Soviets some 30 miles north of Afghanistan’s capital Kabul, was once the epicentre of the longest war in US history. But when American forces left it on the night of 2nd July 2021, they did so without fanfare. So little fanfare, in fact, that they didn’t even let the base’s new Afghan commander know they were going. General Mir Asadullah Kohistani only understood the Americans had left when dawn broke and he saw the electricity was off. The following month, the Tali
Inside the battle to oust Benjamin Netanyahu (opens the original)
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It is a rainy May evening and 13 Israelis have come to a community centre in north London to hear from candidates running in the primaries of a new political party, the Democrats. The outfit is a merger of Labour, which once dominated the Israeli establishment and has haemorrhaged support since the 1990s, and Meretz, the left-wing Zionist party that in Israel’s last election didn’t pass the electoral threshold to enter parliament. Currently polling between nine and 10 seats, the Democrats are wh
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