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You’re reading The Waugh Zone, our daily politics briefing. Sign up now to get it by email in the evening. Starmer Army starts to march On the day that Keir Starmer removed Jeremy Corbyn’s general secretary Jennie Formby earlier this month, the Labour leader was politely brutal. Formby had left by “mutual consent”, he said, because “we need to move on as a party”. And the number one priority of her successor should be to “focus on winning the next general election”. It was a clear signal that Starmer is heartily sick of the era of internal politics that has characterised the general secretary post for more than a few years. He wants someone who is both a highly competent administrator and proven campaigner, but...
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Look, Quarantine Brain is real. You may not want or be able to absorb more information right now. If so, try curling up with some feel-good and escapist fiction. Or, if reading seems like a chore, find some relief in audiobooks. But if your manner of coping includes an insatiable need to understand our current predicament—to learn about this new way of living—microhistories are perfect resources. These hyper-focused, long-term looks at everyday objects can open your eyes to the wonders (or, occasionally, horrors) you take for granted. The following microhistories focus their precise, thorough sights on certain aspects of our current socially distanced pandemic reality. At Home: A Short History of Private Life by Bill Bryson Bryson’s place on this...
