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Europe’s race delusions

Built on imperial amnesia and competing nationalisms, the EU has never been the beacon of inclusion it claims to be.

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By Ellen Peirson-Hagger, Michael Prodger and Matthew Gilley

In a forceful account of political scandals and injustices, May skewers her enemies and owns her mistakes.

By Andrew Marr

This history of comedy contains much moralising – but the best creations transcend the monstrousness of their characters.

By Peter Williams

The author on the hedonism of Britpop and the long shadow of his brother’s suicide.

By Kate Mossman

The author’s first period piece, The Fraud, is curiously absent of her usual strengths. Was her heart really in it?

By Lola Seaton

The Canadian rapper’s boastful new book is merely a marketing tool for his music.

By Isabella Oliver

In the recycled wisdom of his new book The Handover, the supremacy of the state is unquestioned and its inequities…

By Oliver Eagleton