I Have Read Every Political Promise This Year and Found a Pattern
I Have Read Every Political Promise This Year and Found a Pattern | An editor’s diary on the eternal recurrence of the political vow
Private Eye
I Read the History of London Satire and Now I Cannot Stop Judging Everyone
I Read the History of London Satire and Now I Cannot Stop Judging Everyone | Friday. London. Reading eighteenth-century pamphlets and feeling very at home.
The 20 Best Satirical News Sites In The World, Ranked By Someone Who Calls Every Politician ‘Guv’nor’ Whether They’ve Earned It Or Not
The 20 Best Satirical News Sites In The World, Ranked By Someone Who Calls Every Politician ‘Guv’nor’ Whether They’ve Earned It Or Not | A global satire league table, delivered with the specific cockney disrespect this genre has always deserved
The London Comedy Scene Has More Energy Than the National Grid and Better Jokes
The London Comedy Scene Has More Energy Than the National Grid and Better Jokes | Monday. Grey. Reading the comedy listings. Feeling professionally obligated to go to several things I will enjoy.
The Mamdani Paradox and the Problem of Doing Good in the Fifth Borough of the Internet
The Mamdani Paradox and the Problem of Doing Good in the Fifth Borough of the Internet | An Editor at Govna.UK Considers the Mayor of New York City, Reform UK’s Continued Existence, and His Own Need for a Third Coffee