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- Edition 83 – March 2026 – Cover + Contents
- Welcome to The Fête of Britain
- On the Record – Donald’s Not First Lady
- Notes on Now – The System’s Man(delson)
- Mandrake – ‘Old Friends’ and New
- Letters – March 2026
- Editorial – Epstein's Victims
- Peter Oborne's Diary – The Fatal Choice
- Bad Press Awards – The Golden Bootlicker for Hack Hagiography Writing
- Zeitgeisters – Amia Srinivasan
- Puzzle Solutions – Edition 83
- That's True Too – No Hunger for Climate Action
- The Mandelson Scandal
- The Upside Down – Not-So-Simple Gifts
- The Downfall of Peter Mandelson and Morgan McSweeney Offers a Chink of Light for Keir Starmer
- ‘We Are Still a Society Where the Postcode of the Bed You Are Born In, Sadly, Still Pretty Much Determines Where You End Up in Life’
- Nazir Afzal: ‘Class Discrimination Isn’t a Complex Mystery – It’s a Structural Issue Quietly Enforced, Politely Denied, Endlessly Deferred’
- The Nepo Baby Strikes Back
- The Sleep of Reason; The Lightbulb of Brutal Clarity
- Who Was Jeffrey Epstein?
- Power Protects Itself Through Powerlessness
- What Do the Epstein Files Really Reveal? The Key Takeaways
- The Devil’s Butler: How Jeffrey Epstein Used London to Hide in Plain Sight
- ‘Brexit, Just the Beginning’
- ‘The Potential for Manipulation is Huge’
- Peter Mandelson and Palantir
- ‘Domestic Terrorism’ ICE Contractor Palantir’s Tools for Tracking Dissent
- Reform UK and a ‘British ICE’
- A Letter from America – The Bear Mutated
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