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  • Apparently, British television was missing a key demographic. Bake Off is too soft; I’m a Celebrity lacks intercontinental ballistic missiles. Enter Sky’s The Wargame—a four-part docudrama featuring former cabinet ministers playing out a simulated Russian attack on the UK. It’s an impressive bit of casting. Michael Gove gets to play Prime Minister, Nicola Sturgeon acts…

  • Months of diplomatic melodrama, threats of annexation, and geopolitical posturing end with the White House proudly securing rights it has enjoyed since 1951. There is a distinct art to American diplomacy, and that art consists of loudly threatening to annex an entire autonomous nation, creating a NATO crisis out of thin air, and then triumphantly…

  • The Continent is terribly lonely, and apparently, our multi-billion-pound membership fee is the only thing that can warm its heart. Gabriel Attal, Emmanuel Macron’s dutiful protégé, has generously invited Britain to join a brand-new, ultra-exclusive club: a “United States of Europe.” It’s an inner core of eight to ten like-minded nations designed to integrate further,…

Ian McEwan

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