The president’s attack on Iran is about building an American dynasty – and stuffing his family’s coffers yet further
Tarnished by Iraq and Mandelson – but two new books show they made millions of lives better
MAGA has made the land of the free more of a global danger than a repressive surveillance state that spies, steals and kills
The right wing hack and partner of Reform’s Richard Tice welcomes us into her magnificent wartorn penthouse (note to lawyers: this is satire)
From Imogen Poots to Orwell 2+2=5, the best actors and films that weren’t even nominated
Their mud-slinging over Iran shows that Farage, Badenoch and the Mail prefer to side with US extremists than back their own country
From Imogen Poots to Orwell 2+2=5, the best actors and films that weren’t even nominated
The Matts tackle a number of intersecting topics: can the Peter Mandelson affair damage Keir Starmer more than it already has?
This Matts ad hoc pod episode takes stock of the first days of Operation Epic Fury and wonders if this is the war when it’s going well (as Donald Trump insists) what does it look like when it’s going badly?
MAGA has made the land of the free more of a global danger than a repressive surveillance state that spies, steals and kills
For thousands of years, philosophers have disagreed over what to do with mortal remains. Some wanted a solemn burial, others to be eaten by dogs, while others jumped into a volcano. What would they have made of a modern, water-based method?
The Matts again respond to your queries: World War III, Carney backing Trump, and Dubai-based expats not paying their own way home.
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The Matts do their level best to make sense of the last three days – events which make little sense in isolation, but once a wider spectrum of factors comes into play, does a sinister strategy emerge?
The Matts answer questions from listeners, including whether or not the age of deference is dead; is Trump going flat and is Farage just like Thatcher; why doesn’t NATO repel Russia?
Maybe it’s sinking in now? The Matts agree that whatever mitigation there is, Keir Starmer’s Labour government does not have the cut-through with voters to win the next general election
Before the Matts start kicking lumps out of each other, they enjoy the relative calm of a brief discussion on the smokescreen around the arrest of Peter Mandelson
The Matts answer listeners’ questions, including whether Nigel Farage really is a man of the people and if Manchester United deserve an owner as odious as Jim Ratcliffe?
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A new deal with the EU has roused the ERG from its slumber to defend the nation against a vicious attack on our Pot Noodles and Bacon Fries
A decade after Leavers celebrated a key referendum result, the city’s Nissan car plant is in danger again
A royal commission on the effects of leaving the EU would reboot Starmer’s reset and steal a march on the Greens
MAGA has made the land of the free more of a global danger than a repressive surveillance state that spies, steals and kills
Starmer, it seems, just doesn’t want to deal with the question of our relationship with the EU – or at least, not in public. That now has to change
Morgan Jones’s new book unpicks the chaos of the campaign for a second referendum
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Four years after the all out invasion, Ukrainians want more than just warm words. They want real help to end this war. Trump isn’t going to give it – so it’s down to us
Governments across the continent must borrow to spend on defence. If they do not, then Gen Z will end up going to war
After four years of war, Putin isn’t winning. So why does the president insist he is?
If the Kremlin has to spin defeat in Ukraine as a victory, it might need other, quick victories to distract from its losses. That means a beaten Russia will be just as dangerous
When leaders meet at Munich, they must start the process of European rearmament in a way that takes account of the threat from Putin – and Trump
The Netherlands’ massive new photographic museum showcases art and celebs – but it’s the images of occupation and hunger that won’t let you look away
A landmark series of images comes to London, showing the humiliation, rage and moments of hope found in women’s jails
