Editorial Stop the sale
Not finally…
Liz Vercoe asks what words mean
Kim Fletcher is too mean to pay
Nick Jenkins remains hopeful
Simon English plots mischief
Liz Gerard It’s a bit late now
Michael White Fighting dirty
Tom Leonard Catnip for viewers
Bill Hagerty My night with GB News
Julian Petley Where power lies
Lynne O’Donnell Letting down Afghans
David Aaronovitch Writing for money
Roy Greenslade We know who’s guilty
Sean O’Neill Let us name them
Amit Roy What I have learned
Book reviews
Alex Massie doesn’t buy James O’Brien
Stryker McGuire gets to know Rupert Murdoch
Kerry Brown questions media views on China
Simon Kuper marvels at Nadine Dorries
John Stapleton strolls down memory lane
Quotes of the quarter
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The way we were
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