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Latest issue

The last days of Trump: what the liberal Resistance gets wrong by Thomas Meaney, Emily Tamkin and Nick Burns

Plus:

• Martin Fletcher on Priti Patel

• Peter Wilby on Suzanne Moore

• and John Gray, Megan Nolan, David Dimbleby, Helen Thompson, Patrick Hutchinson, Philippe Sands, Tracey Thorn and Stephen Bush