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Even if we leave now, it won’t be forever, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Businesses were supposed to be united against cutting ties with Europe, writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
MPs should be able to vote in the national interest for a deal that avoids chaos, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The prime minster is trying to find a way through a political nightmare, but party discipline is disintegrating around her, says Guardian columnist...
The president will never be out-ranted, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Economic sanctions will only embolden hardliners, writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
This relocation to Leeds will go only a little way towards easing a London-centric bias, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Liberal democracy is proving no match for the lies and hatred spread by social media, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Children with special educational needs are being excluded to boost exam results. That’s not a healthy approach, says Guardian columnist Simon...
It’s vital that we get a workable EU transition – and shocking that many are more focused on attacking the prime minister, says Guardian columnist...
While Canada legalises cannabis, Sajid Javid wants a new clampdown on drug users, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Britain will be better off if it continues to trade with the EU, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
New unexplained wealth orders are a hopelessly weak weapon, writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Police forces are under huge pressure, but their crime reports require a pinch of salt – including this latest scare story, says Guardian columnist...
If we really have to leave the EU, voters must force MPs to come together on the things that matter, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
These events are utterly detached from reality, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Centralised government is gaining more power as councils shrink, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The home secretary knows he has to keep Britain’s borders open, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
As long as UK trains and infrastructure are separate, the chaos will continue, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Hard-Brexit fantasists and deluded remainers who threaten to oppose it in parliament risk unleashing chaos, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Even if you agree with the archbishop of Canterbury’s criticism of the gig economy, he has inappropriate power in a secular country, says Guardian...
Xenophobia is sweeping the continent. European agreement to address migration is vital, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The response to the attempted murder of Sergei Skripal has been infantile, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
This is the worst way to stage a Tory leadership challenge, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
A hard Brexit would entail years of chaos. But no deal would be far worse, whatever Dominic Raab says, writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The digital age will free us to fulfil caring roles that can only be done by humans, writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The permanent resting place for Stephenson’s Rocket should be a railway platform, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
No politician is brave enough to challenge the UK’s continued involvement in this distant and hopeless war, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Britain is cutting care homes and children’s centres, yet blowing £80bn on a railway line that has failed every viability test, says the...
The countryside should not be up for speculative land grab – we need clear rules about which areas are open for development, says Guardian columnist...
With the council close to bankruptcy, years of austerity are coming home to roost. The government should uncap local taxes, says Guardian columnist...
Fragmented rail privatisation has resulted in a fiasco for which no one person or company is responsible, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The government’s cooperation over the US trial of two Isis suspects undermines British justice, writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
While the White House reduces diplomacy to online bullying, its withdrawal from the nuclear deal threatens the world, writes Guardian columnist Simon...
Even if Britain does leave on WTO rules, life will go on, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Justine Greening’s suggestion fails to acknowledge that the current parliamentary deadlock is party political, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Its founding mission to combat a Russian invasion has faded. Europe needs a much leaner fighting force, says Simon Jenkins
Common sense says the UK needs workable trade arrangements with the EU – but the PM still faces a battle, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
No one has a clue about the Wiltshire poisonings, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
There’s no need to settle matches with a lottery when football’s laws could be tweaked to make them more high scoring, asks Guardian columnist...
The Norway model has always been the only sane option and the cabinet must accept it or resign, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The armed forces want a big increase in defence spending. They are dreaming up threats, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
It is fitting that fading works of art such as the effigy of St George in Estella are maintained by local people, says Simon Jenkins
Hurling abuse at the Turkish electorate will not have the desired effect. The fault lies with democratic institutions, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Something is rotten when lone whistleblowers are relied on to enforce good behaviour in the NHS, writes Simon Jenkins
How can Sajid Javid deny long-term access to the cannabis oil that would control this boy’s epilepsy? This cruelty must end, says Guardian columnist...
Modern education’s obsession with rankings blights the lives of intelligent pupils – never more so than at exam time, says the Guardian columnist...
With North Korea backed into a corner, Trump must pander to Kim’s vanity. The meeting could redefine international relations , writes Guardian...
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