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Stewart LeeThe Guardian |
As Matt Hancock and Michelle Mone are proving, the pandemic was just one big payday for the Conservatives
Keeping my act topical, given our chaotic government, is getting beyond a joke
Time is running out to protect the RSPB and National Trust from climate crisis-denying, neoliberal lobbyists and their nature-hating Tory cronies
From fracking happy Jacob Rees-Mogg to Nadhim Zahawi and his warm horses, the Tory top table is beyond parody
The broadcaster would rather screen seven sex scenes than my finely honed jokes. It’s a national disgrace
The new prime minister’s cabinet is comprised of people who were born to win, but for the rest of us, life is just a gamble
King Lear may have divided the country in two and turned it against itself but perhaps, like the outgoing Tory leader, he ‘got all the big calls...
Having raw sewage lapping around the UK is a fitting symbol of our freedom from the tyranny of EU red tape
The creeping pushback against the ‘woke’ won’t stop until we’re neck-deep in deregulated dystopia
The confused anti-woke brigade attack indiscriminately and the arts end up as collateral damage
The Commonwealth Games opening ceremony tried to gloss over what a rotten country this has become. It only confirmed it
Yes, he’s a Lexit backer, but also the best spokesman for workers’ rights and leftwing values this century
Surely last week’s inferno must focus Conservative minds on the one real issue, the climate crisis – mustn’t it?
The latest scandal involving the prime minister and a mysterious woman is beyond satire – well, almost
Who’s in charge by now? Mike ‘Concrete’ Graham? A jar of Bovril with some mould in it? Morbius the Living Vampire?
Proposed cuts to English lit courses are symptomatic of the Conservatives’ ignorance of culture and disregard for ordinary people’s access to it
The Conservative party’s latest £20,000-a-table function for donors at the Victoria and Albert Museum is a stain on one of our great institutions
Priti Patel’s illogical thought experiment on asylum seekers is grist to Boris Johnson’s Brexit mill
The loose-cannon culture secretary said the quiet bits out loud in a week of Conservative pantomime
I want to enjoy the jubilee, but I am conflicted…
My news-muddled mind has confused the civil servant’s report with the strange memoir of a 19th-century French count
The PM’s Brexit promises turned out to be not even half-baked
The sad death of Minder star Dennis almost provided me with some material for this column, but the education secretary scuppered it
Even the dead didn’t escape Nadine Dorries’s cynical misinformation campaign
The minister has ditched a lawnmower tax the EU had already axed. Is this the best you’ve got, Brexiters?
I am probably the only champagne socialist hoping he hangs on, simply because I have too much good material riding on it
The government’s catalogue of embarrassments found a perfect symbol last week in a 500-tonne mountain of rotting beetroot
A 3ft-tall parrot is a harmless delight that inspires millions and costs the taxpayer nothing, so why would the culture secretary want to destroy it?
In landing a Legend of Comedy award, I eclipsed an Oscar winner – despite spilling mango chutney all down my shirt
The wealth that sustains the chancellor’s fancy coffee cup is in no immediate danger, no matter how long the war in the east continues
Britain allowed Russian oligarchs to pay their way into the upper echelons of society, and is internationally despised for it
The Long Ryders song Ivory Tower once sparked a brief, urinal-based encounter between me and the Russian oligarch
The government wants statue-botherers to face 10 years in prison – presumably that applies to those who remove memorials to paedophiles
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