APRIL 2024 PROSPECT

THE PROSPECT GRID Our monthly cut-out-and-keep guide to who falls where on the taste hierarchy

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Joe Biden has done a good job. But remember Ruth

Bader Ginsburg

Bill “The Activist” Ackman. Charming hedge fund manager

and not at all big-headed or

bullying

Trump is now selling gold trainers, $399 a pop. Well, he’s got mega-Maga legal fees

a-Maga legal fees

D U D

Tucker Carlson in Moscow. A useful

idiot. But we knew that

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Neil Oliver. Turbo-nonsense, even for GB News

Madame Web. Terrible film, amazing press tour

UPMARKET

We’re running out of royals—at least, in good health and

not on the run

The Zone of Interest— a new way of showing

the horrors of the

Holocaust

No vision? Labour junks its

flagship green

policy

Martha’s rule to be rolled out in

100 hospitals

Alexei Navalny and Yulia Navalnaya. Courage is

contagious. But also

deadly...

Edward Enninful.

No longer in Vogue. Alas

The Holdovers— too long, but gentle

and absorbing

Valery Gergiev

is reduced to conducting in Iran. How the mighty fall

Sora (video from

text using AI). Terrifyingly good.

Kemi Badenoch. Tory party saviour?

Stick or twist?

Taylor Swift. Can’t believe she won

the Superbowl

Gay marriage legalised in Greece. They’ve come a long

way since Plato

Steve Wright. An icon in the afternoon—and

the afterlife

B A N G E R

Trident. Doesn’t work. A bit like our

aircraft carriers

Te a . With trouble brewing in the Red

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Sea, supplies are

upppp

running low

Turkey teeth. Now cheaper than the

NHS

The Body Shop. Business bath-bombed

by venture capital

ene

Joe Lycett can make even sewage

interesting

Hedgehog sightings

spike. Well, up

2 per cent

DOWNMARKET