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Imogen West-Knights

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Writer in @gdnlongread, @nytimes, @FTWeekend, @Prospect_uk, @Slate etc. First novel, DEEP DOWN, out now. Rep @Kat_Aitken. Write games with @HakanssonAugust
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The U.K.’s Latest Shocking Ban for People Under 16 Is a Mess in More Ways Than One Original

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By Imogen West-Knights
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Users Sign up for the Slatest to get the most insightful analysis, criticism, and advice out there, delivered to your inbox daily. Keir Starmer, Britain’s notoriously flaccid prime minister, has shocked the nation by actually doing something impactful this week. On Monday, he gave a speech announcing that from spring 2027, everyone under the age of 16 in the U.K. will be banned from social media. This will include all the widely used platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat.
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Enough With the Great Big Cop-Out Fire Original

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By Imogen West-Knights
| Slate Verified
Television Alice and Steve, Ty, and Eleven, enjoying the heat of a narrative cop-out fire. There’s a new TV show out on Hulu and Disney+, by one of the writers of the popular British teen sex comedy Sex Education, called Alice and Steve. It has a tantalizing premise: Alice (Nicola Walker) and Steve (Jemaine Clement) are lifelong best friends in their 50s.
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How Eurovision turned sour

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By Imogen West-Knights
| Prospect Magazine Verified
This year’s Eurovision Song Contest, the final of which was held on Saturday, had all the usual hallmarks. Pyrotechnics; the entire continent’s supply of sequins and rhinestones; obligatory glam-goth vibes from eastern Europe; the perplexing presence of Australia; someone going absolutely ham on a violin; several people in full gold or silver body paint; and, of course, Graham Norton’s delightful near-contempt for how ridiculous the whole thing is.
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