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Trump’s attack on NFL says it all about his presidency

As a sports journalist, I had the good fortune to cover the Super Bowl, the showpiece contest of the American Football season. At one day’s press...

Simon Kelner

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Concentrate on the families of trauma victims – not the survivors

In early 2008, as a young officer, I was set to deploy to Afghanistan. It was the culmination of a year and a half of intense training and I was...

Nick Garland

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Our reaction to the German election is disturbing

On Monday night I decided to give up watching the BBC ten o’clock news. The voices I have depended on since childhood to tell me what was...

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown

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Remainers can’t cope with being losers, and Eurosceptics can’t get used to the fact that they won

Mark Wallace joins i from this week with a fortnightly column cutting through the noise around Brexit. In his first piece, he looks at how both...

Mark Wallace

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Jeremy Corbyn may have avuncular charm, but he’s no man of the people

Jeremy Corbyn displayed his usual avuncular style ahead of his party’s annual conference. Certainly he has good cause to smile as he trots out...

Ian Birrell

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Back to university is a tough time for parents

IKEA on the penultimate Saturday in September is not for the faint-hearted. The lure of Swedish meatballs is no longer reward enough to lighten the...

Stefano Hatfield

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10 previous day

Lively, engaging and more treats: Our new iWeekend edition is tailored to what you’ve asked for

This Saturday’s i will be a little different. Recognisable, but giving you more of what you say you want from a weekend paper. A lively, engaging...

Oliver Duff

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Give Today editor Sarah Sands a chance – her diverse interests are what Radio 4 needs

Five months after starting work as editor of the Radio 4 Today programme, Sarah Sands faces sedition from the show’s old guard and disapprobation...

Ian Burrell

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6 previous day

Uber’s downfall rests on its failure to win friends in governments across the world

Whether or not Uber fails in its appeal to retain its licence in London, the firm has tangibly failed in one critical aspect of its operation. It...

Danny Rogers

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The BBC’s attempt to get down with the kids

In the opening episode of the new series of W1A, Siobhan Sharpe, BBC head of brand, PR guru and new joint-CEO of Fun Media calls a meeting....

Alice Jones

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3 22.09.2017

UK manufacturers are staring the cost of this Government’s botched Brexit in the face

Peter Dowd is the Labour MP for Bootle and Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury The River Mersey has been the life blood of Liverpool and its...

I Team

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1 22.09.2017

TfL need to do much more than just refuse to renew Uber’s licence

Peter Schive is a licensed London taxi driver, badge number 63768 Speaking to LBC radio recently, Sadiq Khan said that because of the rising number...

I Team

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1 22.09.2017

Diane Abbott: Grenfell survivors need justice, not contempt

What exactly does justice look like for the Grenfell survivors under the Tory Government? In the last three months the government’s response has...

Diane Abbott

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80 22.09.2017

Douglas Carswell: The government is missing a Brexit back-up plan

What on Earth is going on in Westminster? Vote Leave’s victory last June was supposed to end the Tory civil war, yet various factions are still...

Douglas Carswell

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9 21.09.2017

Pedants’ Corner, week 25: Rich pickings indeed, from women on the money to gods of corruption

Property profiles A headline in the Business section of the 12 September issue “Fewer landlords now own more properties” inadvertently gave the...

Jeff Robson

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7 21.09.2017

A ban on wolf whistling won’t end the endemic problem of harassment

It’s looking like Pepé le Pew will have to hang up his wilted rose, if the French have their way. President Emmanuel Macron is considering...

Siobhan Norton

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7 21.09.2017

The government needs to get a grip on defence

It is a tragedy of our time that no one pays much attention to the Ministry of Defence. With focus being on every tedious non-detail of Brexit, few...

Eleanor Doughty

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4 21.09.2017

Celebrating the success of British black women

I launched PRECIOUS in 1999, the UK’s first online magazine to highlight the achievements of British black and Asian women. I was inspired by the...

Foluke Akinlose

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6 21.09.2017

The Black Dahlia: It takes a woman to give America’s most notorious murder victim a voice

It all began at 10am on the morning of Wednesday, January 15th, 1947. A young housewife, Mrs Betty Bersinger, was pushing her baby daughter in a...

Piu Eatwell

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3 21.09.2017