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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...
This go-ahead is the worst decision taken by a UK government in modern times, says Simon Jenkins, Guardian staff columnist
The new home secretary is close to capitulating to terrorism’s prime goal – undermining the liberties and dignities of the state, says Guardian...
This is a fairy godmother approach to narrowing the north-south divide. In fact it’s universities that hold the magic wand, says Guardian columnist...
Around 500 towers are proposed for London. They’re not just ugly: they symbolise Britain’s greedy pandering to developers, writes Guardian...
The Duchess of Sussex has been described as a ‘political animal’. Could we see her in the White House one day, asks Guardian columnist Simon...
Fixed-odds betting terminals are gambling’s answer to crack cocaine. But online betting is even worse, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Theresa May must show some guts – and join the former Labour MP in calling for membership of the European Economic Area, writes Simon Jenkins
They are from opposite ends of the political spectrum, but they are happily married, writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
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The group is considering dropping God from its meetings guidance. This is the new religiosity, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The next home secretary must end the obsession with removals and the Home Office’s unethical behaviour must be investigated, says Guardian columnist...
The Forestry Commission is party to semi-commercial development that could be devastating for our countryside, says Simon Jenkins
We don’t actually know who is behind the antisemitic abuse on social media groups associated with the Labour party, says the Guardian columnist...
Shoe shops and banks may be dying out but the ‘experience economy’ offers a future for town centres. They must grasp it, writes Guardian columnist...
It’s hard to believe the west’s leaders are letting this escalate. Have we learned nothing from history, asks Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The chemical attack in Douma was horrific. But western military intervention would only prolong Syria’s suffering, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Any upturn in the crime rate is a tragedy. But beware those who offer quick-fixes or New York-inspired crackdowns, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Rising violence, a creaking court and prison system – drastic cuts have brought us to this crisis. They must be reconsidered, says Guardian...
Church buildings need to be liberated from the church, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
If we cannot trust each other in sport, we can hardly put our faith in an election result, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Theresa May’s transition deal hints at remaining in the single market, plus the customs union, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The humanitarian sympathy she showed by leaving Britain to fight for the Kurds in Syria should not be dismissed, writes Guardian columnist Simon...
Our history of provoking Russia has been a grave mistake, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The jail’s squalid conditions are shocking, reflecting the failure of the UK’s system as a whole, writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Britain advocates the execution of its own citizens in the Middle East. It’s sheer hypocrisy, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
In trying to woo millennials and keep the Tory shires sweet, the government’s message on planning policy is mixed at best, writes Guardian columnist...
Drugs reform has been urged by doctors and police chiefs. Yet our politicians have failed to act, and the consequences have been disastrous, says...
Millennials look set to be the fattest generation of Britons ever, yet the government continues to dodge the issue, writes Simon Jenkins, a Guardian...
An artist gets noticed these days for talking politics, not art. At this week’s Brit awards, the rapper Stormzy was true to the form in his...
The Westminster affair shows the potential power of the lobbying industry. Oversight is crucial for all, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Theresa May is right to criticise current tuition fees. The whole system needs overhauling, writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
For all the concern about PFI, the truth is that we will always need a mix of state and market, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The current rail minister wants to phase out diesel, and his predecessor hobbled electricity. There’s only one viable option, writes Guardian...
History cries out for Britain not to abandon free trade. The European single market is the only option, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
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