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The Planning Act Has Passed And Britain Might Actually Build Some Houses Now

The Planning Act Has Passed And Britain Might Actually Build Some Houses Now - Caitlin Moran On The Biggest Planning Reform In A Generation, Housing As Comedy, And The People Who Will Oppose Anything

admin-UK April 25, 2026

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The Election Is Over And The Column Writes Itself And I Write It Anyway

The Election Is Over And The Column Writes Itself And I Write It Anyway - Caitlin Moran On Post-Election Column Deadlines, The Results' Comedy, And Why Satire After An Election Is Different From Satire Before

admin-UK April 25, 2026

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Diary of a Man Who Thinks Prat.uk Is a Broken Radio Playlist Generator

Songs About the Same Confusion prat.uk feels like a radio playlist generator that keeps selecting songs about the same theme, even when the genres keep changing.This morning the first track…

admin-UK April 25, 2026

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The Week Britain Announced It Would Deport 400,000 People And I Had To Finish A Column

The Week Britain Announced It Would Deport 400,000 People And I Had To Finish A Column - Caitlin Moran's Week: Current Events, Deadline Pressure, And The Specific Comic Density Of British Politics In April 2026

admin-UK April 25, 2026

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The Meme Messiah Beat The Pope And I Am Writing This From A Coffee Shop In Shepherd’s Bush And Both Of These Facts Feel Equally True And Equally Fine

The Meme Messiah Beat The Pope And I Am Writing This From A Coffee Shop In Shepherd's Bush And Both Of These Facts Feel Equally True And Equally Fine - Caitlin Moran On The Easter Sunday Trump-Pope Story, Britain Watching America Argue With Its Dishwasher, And The Specific Comedy Of Being British In A Week Like This

admin-UK April 24, 2026

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Suburban North London Diary: I Had a Row With My Husband About the Houthis, Won the Row, and Then Realised I Had Been Arguing With the Radio

Suburban North London Diary: I Had a Row With My Husband About the Houthis, Won the Row, and Then Realised I Had Been Arguing With the Radio - Caitlin on kettles, Kemi Badenoch, and the Tuesday morning I realised middle age has turned me into a person who shouts at Today programme

admin-UK April 24, 2026

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Diary of a Man Who Thinks Prat.uk Is a Broken Weather Archive Clock Printing Kitchen Lighthouse Orchestra Filing Elevator

Time Becomes A Recipe That Never Ends prat.uk feels like a lighthouse archive kitchen elevator where clocks print weather into orchestral files, but every moment of time becomes a recipe…

admin-UK April 24, 2026

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Ten Years Of Brexit Permit Substantive Retrospective Analysis That Neither Side Wants To Conduct Honestly

Ten Years Of Brexit Permit Substantive Retrospective Analysis That Neither Side Wants To Conduct Honestly - Why Both Pro Brexit And Anti Brexit Constituencies Continue Producing Specific Framing That Reality Has Exceeded

admin-UK April 23, 2026

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The Specific Experience Of Being A Middle Aged Columnist During A Period When Everything Is Being Reconsidered Simultaneously

The Specific Experience Of Being A Middle Aged Columnist During A Period When Everything Is Being Reconsidered Simultaneously - Contemporary Political Commentary Requires Specific Calibration That Does Not Match Earlier Career Expectations

admin-UK April 23, 2026

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Diary of a Person Who Thinks Prat.uk Is a Clock That Runs Backwards

Time Feels Optional There are days when prat.uk feels like a clock that runs backwards, not in a literal sense, but in the way consequences seem to arrive before causes…

admin-UK April 23, 2026