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Rebecca Long-Bailey wants to reclaim the term to describe collective uplift rather than social climbing, says the New Socialist’s Tom Blackburn
The pub chain has long been part of my life, but when the UK leaves the EU on 31 January, I’ll be elsewhere, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon...
About 50m metric tons of e-waste are generated annually. But Apple says efforts to regulate mobile devices to reduce waste stifle ‘innovation’
In many countries, the wealthy pay lower effective taxes than far poorer people. We need to change course – or face the pitchforks
Tens of thousands of people depend on the kindness of friends and family for a place to sleep, says journalist Francisco Garcia
The ICJ ruling on Myanmar is a rare bright point in a woeful international response. Unfortunately its powers are limited, says author Francis Wade
The broadcaster, under renewed attack from the right, offers a rare space for all to agree on the facts. Don’t take it for granted, says Guardian...
Perhaps the Amazon boss, who was supposedly hacked by Mohammed bin Salman, will be more careful in future, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The current regime is a feast for lawyers and a casino where the odds are stacked against defendant news publishers
It’s time to turn away from the World Economic Forum and its mass-polluting ‘affiliates’, says climate activist Payal Parekh
The 2008 crash stripped the sheen off global capitalism. We’re still living with the effects
The real issue of ‘representation’ isn’t that there aren’t enough powerful women. It’s that what is represented as feminism is actually...
Before the Luanda Leaks we’d questioned where her wealth came from. But we were desperate for shreds of comfort, says Luanda-based writer...
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Attendees are expected to be appropriately attired, grateful and acquiescent
Like most women, I’d never been to a bookies, but gambling through apps on my smartphone ravaged my life
Social media has its negatives – but it has elevated the craft of writing for today’s younger generation in a way mine never knew
These days, her statements are unvarnished and resentful. To the voters who hate her, she seems comfortable letting them know that she hates them, too
Ever more non-Māori are doing the haka – but shouldn’t be unless its integrity is preserved
Listening to the music of First Nations artists, I feel empowered, loved, angry and proud to be part of this community
Automation is a red herring. The wider environment of slowing growth explains low labor demand largely by itself
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The far right is slowly strangling Brazil, and it started long before Jair Bolsonaro became president
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The prime minister’s Bullingdon braggadocio at PMQs yesterday showed his contempt for people in need, Boris Johnson brushed off valid questions...
Her BBC Two show holds politicians to account and defends society’s victims. It needs to be saved, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
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Wellington has restricted foreign political donations but its lax approach to Beijing suggests economic interests still trump national security...
Climate change has stopped being something to argue about. When you breathe in the ash and feel the pain in your heart, you can no longer deny it
Westminster’s newest recruits are now in a position to challenge older MPs who benefited from a free education, says Guardian columnist Gaby...
Mangoes, melons: ounce for ounce, they’re probably more expensive than heroin, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes
The realisation that our government would show so little integrity is demoralising
He may go to jail, but what will be achieved? We need to look elsewhere for an answer to the growing fascist menace, says Guardian columnist Owen...
Promising Australia won’t tackle the climate crisis unless every coal worker’s job is safe is a cruel hoax designed to conceal inaction
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Recent revelations raise disturbing questions about US and UK support for the kingdom, says David Wearing, author of AngloArabia: Why Gulf Wealth...
British media is reluctant to feature one black person in a romantic relationship, let alone two. No wonder Leanne Amaning and Mike Boateng are...
A huge amount of carbon emissions would be saved if we stopped insisting on work meetings being held face-to-face
Britain is still a part of Europe. Though we’re leaving the EU, there are still huge issues to play for, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle
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Our nation has been in a biodiversity crisis for more than 100 years, but the climate crisis could push our at-risk animals to the brink
We need to shine a light on the slow starvation of the NHS, says junior doctor Andrew Meyerson
The move to retaliate against Greenwald, who has reported critically on Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro, is a threat to the press everywhere
Countries from Britain to Greece are guilty of democratic backsliding. And that threatens the integrity of the EU itself, says researcher Agata...
Social Security and Medicare are the two most popular programs ever developed by the Democratic party. But Biden joined Republicans to try to...
An impenetrable slice of Britishness has landed in my city – and I’m hooked. Let’s hope it survives our seasonal squalls, says writer Rosa...
New Tory MPs have promised to transform the region, but its greatest threat will come in days, when Britain leaves the EU, says Guardian writer...
And we’re dealing with ‘climate change’! We are right on track to meet our Paris targets if you hold them upside down
A million children starved to death. I’m haunted by the images I saw there – and by the complicity of the Wilson government, says author...
This is the story of how I fell in love with Google Street View, which is really a story about coming home
Free market evangelists are closing in on the BBC. Don’t let it become another institution we only miss when it’s gone, says Guardian columnist...
Leaving the EU will hand my former colleagues a monumental challenge, says Philip Rycroft, former permanent secretary at the Department for Exiting...
Scandals over abuses in the gambling industry have created cross-party consensus for change. Here’s how it should work, says James Noyes, fellow...
The scheme’s new list of activities can help young people build meaningful lives, says Micha Frazer-Carroll, Opinions editor at gal-dem
Amid calls for more clearing and more burning, what we desperately need is a vision for our environment
The costs have spiralled, but cancelling the planned railway without a viable alternative would be politically toxic, says transport writer...
Both royals have been forced to quit their roles, yet the Duke of York is being rehabilitated by the press while the Sussexes are being hounded,...
We should be free to live our relationships and breakups, online and off
Why is Clinton amplifying destructive myths about Sanders and his supporters just weeks before the primaries begin?
With other party leadership candidates underscoring division, Starmer is drawing in factions from the hard left and the centre, says Guardian...
We don’t remember machines, but no one forgets the experience of someone holding a hand, explaining things and listening
The last thing Europe needs is another talking shop chaired by the polarising Guy Verhofstadt, says Alberto Alemanno, professor of EU law at HEC Paris
This tokenistic plan undermines the government’s claim that it wants to tackle regional inequality, says the writer on politics and economics Tom...
The Wigan MP, who is standing for the leadership of her party, seems to have actually had a life – which sets her apart from the field, says...
I just returned from another round of fighting fires. It was devastating to see the outcome of appalling leadership from Canberra
From focusing on hydrogen to drawing on private-sector momentum, here’s how the Coalition can reach a 2050 net-zero target
Like many women, I struggled to get basic information and help for debilitating symptoms. Now we are campaigning for change, says Diane Danzebrink,...
The chancellor has dashed any hope that the government might move beyond slogans, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
The actor has joined the ranks of posh white guys who feel they have to champion the so-called common man. Why are these people so easily offended,...
Low inflation reflects sluggish demand in the economy, and the bushfires have already created a hit on consumer confidence
The broadcaster faces an existential crisis - with challenges from government, from its digital rivals, and from its own staff, says media observer...
Americans had the right to know the harms of smoking. They have the right to know the harms of the energy industry, too
We don’t have to choose Biden’s way, which would give Trump a perfect foil
The internet giant has exempted politics from regulations on falsehood. Good news for a candidacy built on lies, says Guardian columnist John Harris
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