A brilliant, forensic, sector-by-sector analysis of the damage done to our economy, our businesses and our daily lives by leaving the European Union
In a world of chancers and charlatans, we need facts at our fingertips as vital ammunition for the battles ahead: Beating Reform and joining the EU
From liars like Johnson, Farage and Gove to incompetents like Cameron, May and Corbyn, here are the guilty men and women responsible for a nightmare
The British state did a deal with me years ago that allowed me to live here and be a European at the same time. I am not going to change my side of the bargain, no matter what happens
Bitter winners Douglas Carwell, Matthew Elliott and Sarah Vine want you to know they’re the real victims
Build coalitions, revive internationalism and join – not rejoin – the EU. But be prepared to question your own assumptions, too
Technically brilliant and unafraid to take tough decisions – could he be the man to end 60 years of hurt and close a songbook of offensive chants?
The Matts answer listener questions including: What should be on Andy Burnham’s to-do list?
The Matts bring listeners up to speed with all the inside info coming their way on what Team Burnham may have in store for Britain
This week, Lucy Reade tells us about the cult of the Starmtroopers and how they’re coping with the prime minister’s departure, while James Ball discusses why the online Looksmaxxers need some serious lessons in biology
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The Matts bring you a special edition after Keir Starmer quit as UK prime minister
The Matts answer listener questions in their regular Sunday morning Q&A, including… what will prove to be Andy Burnham’s biggest vulnerability?
The Matts are in optimistic mood today with news of Andy Burnham’s resounding win in Makerfield
The Matts celebrate the launch of A History of Brexit in 256 Disasters, a book by Jonty Bloom with a foreword by Alastair Campbell and amazing illustrations by Martin Rowson chronicling the disastrous consequences of the 2016 referendum 10 long years ago!
This week is A Very Special Episode ™️, as Lucy Reade and James Ball discuss the recent UK government announcement that social media will be banned for under-16s.
The Matts answer questions from listener’s including; are we heading for a summer of discontent; do we understand what people mean when they say they want their country back and should pensioners lose the triple lock?
The Matts digest the events from yesterday and the underlying duplicity at the heart of government that resulted in the blistering resignations of John Healey and Al Cairns
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The newspaper has launched a fresh campaign for Brexit, just a decade after the electorate voted for it and five-and-a-half years after it was delivered
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The Brexit-backing octogenarians are unable to move back to Spain as a result of the end of freedom of movement. Now they’re voting Reform
Boris Johnson and Michael Gove have marked the 10-year referendum anniversary with articles full of self-serving nonsense
Out of Europe and reliant on an unreliable US, Britain has drifted towards strategic irrelevance. There is a way back – by engaging with the bloc of half a billion people that’s right on our doorstep
The Spectator editor’s cheery view of the economy after 10 years of Brexit doesn’t chime with his magazine’s usually apocalyptic coverage
This is Labour’s last chance to see off the threat of a 2029 Farage victory. There is one piece of advice that the next PM needs to hear
A country many expected to fall in weeks has turned into a laboratory for the future of defence, digital government and national resilience. Now the EU must follow
The Intelligence and Security Committee demanded a full inquiry into Russian meddling in British politics. It never happened. A new report makes clear that it needs to happen – now
More than a million Russian soldiers have been killed or wounded in Putin’s war in Ukraine. But he cannot back off. Instead, he will switch tactics. Ukraine – and the west – must be ready
Donald Trump sends friends and family round the world to negotiate on his behalf – is it any surprise that Putin should do the same?
As Trump has discovered with Iran and Putin in Ukraine, a new, cheap method of warfare has come along to make those ultra-high-tech, ultra-expensive, weapons redundant
For all his masterpieces like A Bigger Splash, his greatest work may be teaching us to regard the everyday as a miracle
Rollie Kahaani’s photos from populist rallies are grabbing attention
