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We live in the real world where pregnant people are people and shouldn’t be locked in a cage of guilt for nine months
As our common culture disintegrates the chances of holding the country together diminish, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty
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He fought hard for his hometown and for the soul of this nation. He knew it was not just about him, but about our collective future
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This shifty term just encourages people to blame themselves for structural unfairness, says author Nathalie Olah
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We have to break out of our navel-gazing: this is the Spanish civil war of our times, says Guardian columnist Natalie Nougayrède
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From showing emotion to giving everyone a name, the radio presenter led by example and let me find my own voice
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The prime minister wanted to shoot Labour’s fox but he has no vision, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
John McDonnell is calling for a woman to succeed Corbyn, but it feels as though the party is being embarrassed into it, writes Suzanne Moore
There is not much the ACCC can do about the banks not passing on the full cash rate cut
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The terrifying consequences of the president’s sudden decision to withdraw US troops could include a reheating of the civil war
In their zeal to splash the cash on public services, the main parties want us to forget that tax or borrowing or both must rise
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