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The warped internet culture of involuntarily celibate men has spawned a number of mass shootings. But what exactly do they believe and why? The warped internet culture of involuntarily celibate men has spawned a number of mass shootings. But what exactly do they believe and why? Daily briefing: As Afghans flee Taliban rule, the UK authorities must decide what to do with the new arrivals. The Social Democrats could take a battering in the polls – but their leader, Olaf Scholz, has become a serious contender to succeed Merkel. Sir Laurie Bristow, the quiet grammar school boy turned ambassador, sits it out at Kabul airport. Scottish holidaymakers have a higher chance than normal of seeing a lion’s mane jellyfish this year for a number of interesting reasons. The eye-watering estimated price tag of the PM’s flagship policy means levelling up could go the same way as the “Big Society” – an empty slogan, soon abandoned. For once, Boris Johnson is not to blame for a strategic disaster in the same league as Suez. To prevent further reputational damage, the Royal family must force Prince Andrew to face the music, and if necessary, go to the US to confront the civil lawsuit against him. In a special podcast, recorded live at the Garrick Theatre on 6 July, Professor Niall Ferguson discussed his new post-pandemic book Doom and the state of global politics and economics. Listen Now In a special podcast, recorded live at the Garrick Theatre on 6 July, Professor Niall Ferguson discussed his new post-pandemic book Doom and the state of global politics and economics. Listen Now The Tate Modern s latest exhibition, “The Making of Rodin”, focuses on the plaster casts, studies, and fragments of the artist’s work. Waddesdon manor in the Chiltern Hills is the perfect destination for a summers day trip. Letter-writing by Carl Larsson, shows how the painter harnessed the power of bright watercolours to capture the everyday. What the culture war from the eastern Roman Empire in the late fourth and early fifth century AD tells us about the one we are seeing today. Subscribe to Reaction and receive unlimited access to the site, our daily email with analysis every evening and invites to online events. Become a Reaction annual  subscriber for £60 and we ll send you a welcome gift worth £20Reaction subscribers get Iain Martin’s weekly newsletter, full access, a daily briefing and invitations to online events.

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