BY DANIEL JUPP Chaos in Britain After Somebody Introduces Keir Starmer to Game of Thrones The UK Government today announced a raft of new measures in response to Keir Starmer finally being introduced to smash hit HBO fantasy series Game of Thrones. The series based on the (still uncompleted) novel sequence by George R.R. Martin was a massive international hit in 8 series between 2011-2019, … Continue reading Fantasy Politics
BY ANDREW MOODY I’ve never seen a show self-sabotage itself quite the way Game of Thrones managed to do in its unwatchable final season, pleasing nobody and upsetting millions. Sad to see such promise let national identity politics define what was initially ground-breaking. After the dust from the belly flop has ended its first round (and the whispers begin), I realise that few are even … Continue reading Game of Drones
BY MATTHEW CORRIGAN On Saturday mornings I like to rise early, pedal to the newsagent and pick up a copy of the Telegraph (I know, I know, The Times knocks it into a cocked hat these days, but I like an hour of relaxation with a broadsheet and the only other option would be the Guardian – hardly conducive to relaxing). Today was no different; … Continue reading Game Of Groans
