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The Coalition’s stage one cuts may have helped you but stage three will be massively directed towards high income earners
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The two Democratic senators chose to wreck American democracy, simply to feed their sense of their own importance
The government is pouring money into private healthcare firms. But who is really benefiting, asks Labour MP Stella Creasy
Any exercise of decision-making powers to serve political interests rather than national interests should be called out
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The fiftieth anniversary of Bloody Sunday reminds us that history and geography mean that now, as then, the fates of the two countries are entwined
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Kay Dick’s They is a forgotten dystopian novel from 45 years ago, but still contentious in an age of social media bullying
We don’t realize how important physical contact is in building and facilitating and servicing relationships
What defenders of the filibuster want is minority rule – and a government unable to deliver anything meaningful to its people
Two-thirds of all new cars bought by Norwegians last year were electric. Turns out you just need a government with a clue
The Conservative Middle East Council director knows the cost of oligarchal power
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For razzle-dazzle they can’t be beaten and we could all do with more of it these days
My mother was killed by a driver while I was campaigning for safer cycling, says Chris Boardman, interim commissioner of Active Travel England
The Tories are trying to ban the activism that has shaped me – from Greenham Common to UK Uncut, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
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Too much discretionary, unreviewable power has been allowed to be concentrated in the hands of the immigration minister
Today’s Tories are trampling on the values they once claimed to cherish, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
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The president has failed to capitalise on progressive sentiment: his party needs to stand up for the working class, says writer and organiser Astra...
Johnson won’t save his skin by threats of war with another ailing populist, and Putin will not be stopped by the west, says Guardian columnist...
Boris Johnson’s easing of restrictions is in stark contrast to what other countries are doing to control Omicron, says Claire Horwell of Durham...
I was mourning my mother as Downing St partied. But even I can’t blame this morally bankrupt prime minister alone, says the Guardian columnist...
The late creative director of Vogue used his work to transcend racism, and transformed the way we dress along the way, says Guardian deputy fashion...
There’s no need to out-think things like the pandemic, we can have ‘less thoughts’ and ‘more vibes’
For seven years, the Yemeni people have been pummelled with Saudi bombs, many from Britain. Yet Westminster is silent, says Guardian columnist Owen...
Britain’s only social mobility professor says personal statements should be scrapped. But the problem takes root much earlier, writes Adrian Chiles
This latest defeat is not a fatal blow. The struggle for democracy is ongoing – and our fate has not been decided yet
Christian Wakeford’s journey across the aisle may be hard to swallow. But Keir Starmer still needs to welcome him aboard, says Guardian columnist...
Progressives must do more than just try to save institutions from the wreckers, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
In 1924, the economist argued that aiding our allies is more effective than sanctioning our foes. That lesson should be heeded today
Manchin and Sinema’s intransigence on the filibuster helps the Republican party usher in an era of voter suppression and election subversion
Despite victories from Covid to climate change, the president is hamstrung and the nation as divided as ever, says history professor Adam Tooze
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