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A semi-fictional account predicting how a future Reform government would unfold is thrilling – and chilling

This ‘nonfiction thriller’ takes us through exactly what would happen if Nigel Farage won his dreamed-of majority

This ‘nonfiction thriller’ takes us through exactly what would happen if Nigel Farage won his dreamed-of majority

Farage holed up in No 10, riots at migrant centres, the Army on standby… A new book peers into Britain’s future. But how plausible is it?

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The senior party figure defends talk of an ‘invasion’ and vows to emulate the US president’s success in cutting migration at the Mexican border

Social media company wins US emergency ruling preventing ex-director from publicising her book.

I think of AI as alternative intelligence – and its capacity to be ‘other’ is just what the human race needs

The editor-in-chief of Interview loves blue shampoo, double denim and his black leather de Sede couch

As tech firms battle creative industries over copyright, OpenAI chief Sam Altman says he was ‘really struck’ by product’s output

Punters are flocking to the Spanish resort where the racing is shown on giant screens, the beer is cheaper and the weather warmer

Antonio Solario’s Madonna and Child was acquired in good faith by Baron De Dozsa after it was stolen from a museum in Belluno in 1973, and passed on to his wife

Jasmine Paton turned to the game to combat her depression, posing as a man. Here’s how she spun her problems into a superpower — and found love too

In these novels, the heroes are – to borrow a term from the fandom – cinnamon rolls: soft-hearted, sweet and, yes, delicious, says writer Max Fletcher

Mischief, a black and white tuxedo moggy, has millions following his exploits as he wanders for miles around all parts of the city. But he’s posed a problem…

The trio, who met at school, say it will be a ‘crazy honour’ to take to the stage in Basel in May with their ballad What The Hell Just Happened?

A survey has revealed the most likely characters to be killed off before the end credits. Actors would be ill-advised to take on any Davids, Hollys or Dicks

A survey for World Book Day reveals readers value physical books over ebooks — and differences in reading habits between the sexes and age groups

Outburst comes after Sir Keir Starmer told MPs that US support was ‘vital’ for ending the war as Europe seeks to bolster its defence spending

Three men are in court denying roles in the theft of a £2.8m artwork — this is what the CCTV shows