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Donald Trump was not the biggest midterms loser – that dishonour belongs to the tech bros who jumped into bed with him
The reckoning I thought Russell Brand would never face
Jensen Huang goes – and now Nvidia, the world’s biggest company, has no leader
The three Cs that can keep Democrats winning
The Spectator’s brazen hypocrisy over Russell Brand
After the midterms, I don’t need to travel to the US in panic mode anymore
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The reckoning I thought Russell Brand would never face
The rapist comedian thought he was untouchable. In shabby and circuslike surroundings, a group of brave women proved he wasn’t
The three Cs that can keep Democrats winning
Charisma, corruption and competence helped defeat Trump – and can win back the White House too
Trump hands GOP presidential hopefuls the biggest political shit-sandwich of all time
But even so, the race for the republican nomination for 2028 is under way, and the extremists, the devoted MAGA-ites – and even JD Vance – are all running
Slavoj Žižek: Beating Trump isn’t the wild triumph you all seem to think
MAGA’s defeat will mean nothing until we understand what caused Trumpism and how to stop it breaking out again
The old are letting down Britain’s young – so let’s build a youth club for every post code
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I watched the Elizabeth Holmes film the UK can’t yet see – it’s questionable but brilliant
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Writers
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Marie Le Conte
The Tory MP who nearly got it right on ADHD – nearly
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The ancient Germans were all black – and the hard right can’t stand it
James Ball
The great American techlash: How voters sent Musk, Zuckerberg and co into a frenzy
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Brexit means breakfast for the Telegraph
Reform’s hypocrisy over Brand and Walliams knows no bounds
Fjord is the year’s most controversial film – and its director says the liberal left has lost its mind
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The Tory MP who nearly got it right on ADHD – nearly
Jensen Huang goes – and now Nvidia, the world’s biggest company, has no leader
Podcasts
The Two Matts
Inside the Russell Brand trial with Lucy Reade, and a path to Europe
Touching Grass
The Midterms: Woke 3.0 vs Anakinposting
The Two Matts
The Two Matts Q&A: How did Russell Brand get away with it for so long?
The Two Matts
BUMPER EDITION: Trump’s disaster and Sophia Smith Galer on How To Kill A Language
Touching Grass
Millennial optimism, and are we in 1984?
The Two Matts
Laura Kuenssberg: Pay Attention… they’re wrong about the BBC
Arts & Culture
I watched the Elizabeth Holmes film the UK can’t yet see – it’s questionable but brilliant
You Can See Everything lets the Theranos fraudster off the hook, but that’s not really the point
Wild Horse Nine is a darkly funny buddy movie with a body count
Fjord is the year’s most controversial film – and its director says the liberal left has lost its mind
The Tory MP who nearly got it right on ADHD – nearly
Jensen Huang goes – and now Nvidia, the world’s biggest company, has no leader
Audio
The Two Matts
Inside the Russell Brand trial with Lucy Reade, and a path to Europe
The Matts are joined by Lucy Reade, who watched the Russell Brand trial unfold at Southwark Crown Court
The Midterms: Woke 3.0 vs Anakinposting
Lucy Reade and James Ball discuss how the online world has reacted to the US Midterm results
The Two Matts Q&A: How did Russell Brand get away with it for so long?
The Matts answer listener questions in their Q&A episode, including; How did Russell Brand get away with it for so long; is Trump’s hammering a disaster for foreign policy and where does my extra mortgage money go?
BUMPER EDITION: Trump’s disaster and Sophia Smith Galer on How To Kill A Language
The Matts analyse the incredible rout of the Republicans in the US mid-term elections. PLUS the author of one of our favourite books of the year, Sophia Smith Galer, discusses the extraordinary impact language has in our communities
Laura Kuenssberg: Pay Attention… they’re wrong about the BBC
BBC political presenter Laura Kuenssberg joins the Matts to discuss her new book Pay Attention (out on Thursday)
Millennial optimism, and are we in 1984?
Lucy Reade and James Ball discuss this year’s hottest Halloween costume: the Millennial. Also, is the UK’s ban on certain types of pornography literally 1984?
The Two Matts Q&A: Iz it okay to be excited about Europe?
The Matts answer listener questions in their Q&A episode including: is welfare out of control and is Andy Burnham really setting us up for a quick return to Europe?
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Brexit
Brexit means breakfast for the Telegraph
The paper is aghast a new deal with Brussels could force the removal of nitrates from bacon and make marmalade producers say what sort of fruit is in it
Boriswave nothing to do with Brexit, writes ex-Mrs Boris
The Telegraph commissioned a lawyer to explain why Boris Johnson’s points-based system didn’t cause a surge in immigration – but failed to mention an interest
Letter of the week: Do we really need another referendum?
Write to letters@thenewworld.co.uk to have your views voiced in the magazine
What the hell happened to Allison Pearson?
The best-selling novelist and TV reviewer who became a foaming right wing pundit is surplus to requirements at the Telegraph. Why did she take this path?
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The right wing press are furious a move to align with Europe on rules could see the tiny packets of sauce banned
My biblical battles with Zia Yusuf and Jacob Rees-Mogg
The faithful have long since abandoned the promised land of Brexit – but the false prophets won’t admit it
Ukraine
The frontline of our war with Putin is the phone in your pocket
Russia’s campaign of disinformation and sabotage is here – and our defences are nowhere near ready
‘Trump is more like Putin in his soul’: Why ordinary Ukrainians say the US president has betrayed them
MAGA attacks on Volodymyr Zelensky only boost his popularity at home, while America is viewed as a danger
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When a former ambassador wrote in favour of negotiating with Russia, a sharp rebuke came from an unexpected source
Trump, Putin and the ‘peacemakers’ who make war more likely
The comforting idea that we can understand and persuade our enemies is leading the world towards disaster
An all-new breed of online secret agent
Sending trained specialists on overseas operations is expensive and complicated. A new method has emerged. It’s easier – but far more dangerous
Putin’s wartime economy is heading for catastrophe
He’s calling up more troops to feed into the Ukraine meat-grinder, but nothing can save Putin from total economic disaster now – not even peace
The big picture
Dark Tales, the photo exhibition that celebrates British weirdness
Martin Parr, Don McCullin and a host of others uncover the menace, mystery and magic hiding beneath the surface of ordinary life
I went looking for Trump’s America – this is what I found
Driving through the US southern states on a Harley-Davidson offers lessons in hospitality – and also in why so many vote against their own best interests
Great Lives
How Stan Lee made superheroes of us all
Madeleine Riffaud, the poet who blew up Nazi trains on her 20th birthday
Hattie McDaniel and the shame of Hollywood
How Orson Welles invented fake news – and predicted it would be used by liars
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Jensen Huang goes – and now Nvidia, the world’s biggest company, has no leader
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