The flailing president’s ludicrous name change has an embarrassing linguistic twist ✏️ Peter Trudgill

For far too long, Germany’s far right have monopolised both the flag and patriotism. Now, the national football coach has a plan to win both of them back ✏️ Tanit Koch

The Tory leader bizarrely compared Andy Burnham to one of Britain’s most beloved characters. Why? ✏️ Rats in a Sack 🐀

If you ask Brits what they think about the islands no one seems to care and if you ask Argentinians, they care a hell of a lot. So doesn’t it make sense? ✏️ Gary Nunn

Billions have been spent on confronting violence against women. And yet the murders continue – and so does the crass sexism, even from the PM ✏️ Lynne O'Donnell

How fitting that new talk of joining again coincided with the 500th issue of The New World, originally founded to oppose Brexit ✏️ Alastair Campbell

Patriot is a tapestry of bilious grievance from a politician whose star is very much declining ✏️ Ian Winwood

Mike Flanagan updates Stephen King’s horror classic for an age of anti-choice politics and right wing misinformation ✏️ Scarlett Harris

Texts allegedly sent by the underqualified ambassador appear to show her asking a Trump-allied donor for $100,000 to pay off a credit card bill ✏️ Rats in a Sack 🐀

What triggers haplology – why do speakers omit whole syllables? ✏️ Peter Trudgill

James Graham’s new play about the great economist has a powerfully contemporary message for our own times – a moment for government to act, intervene and address the huge challenges of the 21st century ✏️ Matthew d’Ancona

The corporation has apologised and paid out damages after accepting a documentary about the publication's founder was defamatory ✏️ Rats in a Sack 🐀

The prospect of Britain returning to the EU is making the hard right channel's output even more unhinged than usual ✏️ Matt Withers

The dancer stumbled over his autocue and was savaged by viewers ✏️ Rats in a Sack 🐀