Letter of the week: Total political recall
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This contrived tradition breaks the laws of taste – and physics
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The Democrats need a fresh face
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Also: sober frustrations, and learning from Robert Skidelsky
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Things have been much more bearable since the whistle blew at 9.25pm last Tuesday
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A new edition shows Plath’s journey to genius, and self-destruction
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Cuba is not Venezuela. A military operation to topple its regime would be a massive gamble
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Also: the tiresome return of Brexit, and a cultural workout
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The Booker Prize-winning writer’s third novel is his most morally knotty
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Dear England is a parade of patriotic fantasies
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This by-election is a once-in-a-lifetime, all-out fight between social democracy and right-wing populism
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In his new collection of poems, the novelist has become darker than ever
ByDecember 1998: Could an unmodernised Labour have won in 1997?
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My patients are desperate to diagnose themselves
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Have we already forgotten Morecambe and Wise?
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Alison Light’s new memoir is the document of a self – and an era
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Christopher Harborne’s £5m donation is just the tip of the iceberg
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Also: the electoral wisdom of on-the-ground reporters, and jet lag meets its match
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It has long been a matter of great sadness that I do not have a pet
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Tarik Saleh’s film depicts a much-loved Egyptian actor drawn into the deadly world of the El-Sisi regime
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