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We ‘Quarantinis’ have felt vilified for returning to New Zealand but everyone I’ve spoken to has been forced to return due to hardship
Australia’s seen enough shut shops and Centrelink queues to disbelieve the old beat-ups. So why is the prime minister restarting them?
Those of us who experienced the horrific attack in July last year have been left to fend for ourselves in Tripoli, says Eritrean migrant Yonas
To think we can sway authoritarian Beijing is fantasy. Instead we must make those who want freedom welcome in the UK, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Until every country is protected, we all remain at risk. Securing effective vaccines and treatments is our only hope of eradicating coronavirus,...
Expanding the UK’s police and prisons has done little for public safety, says research associate Adam Elliott-Cooper
Keir Starmer now has control of his party. But he risks alienating those people that Labour needs to embrace, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Powerful tech companies have two areas of vulnerability - employees and advertisers. Now both are in open revolt
The new coalition is centre-right, market-led and fig-leafed by the Greens, says Irish journalist and author Caelainn Hogan
From my nan telling me not to lick my finger when turning a page to dubious showering guidance, why do some things stick in our brain?
I don’t know what algorithm Facebook is using to calculate the positives that it brings to the world, but I know too well the harm it has done
It may not be fascism, but in the US and UK rightwing nationalists are reviving classic myths and resentment, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
Why does the government still ignore the realities of women’s financial insecurity, both during and after their working lives?
As a reporter I paid a price for my unwitting role in the ex-PM and his wife being tried for embezzlement, says foreign correspondent Kim Willsher
A permanent increase to jobseeker to a decent level will allow people to rebuild their lives
The paltry £5bn pledged bears no comparison to Roosevelt’s programme, says New Economics Foundation chief executive Miatta Fahnbulleh
Dominic Cummings will always dress like he doesn’t care. As for the rest of us, we’ll soon find out what works, says the Guardian’s acting...
The fight against Covid-19 is still being hampered by a reluctance to decentralise resources and authority, says professor of global public health...
We’ve probably all broken a few lockdown restrictions. But there are some who have treated this deadly pandemic as a joke, writes Arwa Mahdawi
Newsrooms should know: the disaster is here. It is raging now. Our job is to cover it with the urgency it deserves
You won’t find me in a pub this weekend – I’ll be online with five of my oldest friends, trying to list the ingredients of a sausage, says...
At a memorial for the great Cyrille Regis, I had a very instructive glimpse of what it is like to be in the minority
Experts weigh in on Scott Morrison’s $270bn plan to upgrade Australia’s defence capabilities
While we know who we want to blame, we are also not pointing the finger at a number of people
New tools give tech giants the power to shape communities and change behaviour, says Michael Veale lecturer in digital rights and regulation at...
Precarious academics like me demand to keep our jobs and end casualisation, says the anonymous University of London lecturer
The government hopes it will no longer be necessary to shield – tell that to England’s most vulnerable people, says Guardian columnist Frances...
As faith leaders, we deplore the government’s silence on reports it plans to scrap the Gender Recognition Act, say Jayne Ozanne of the Church of...
Cabinet secretary Mark Sedwill is the latest fall guy in the pair’s ruthless coronavirus blame game, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle
The largest celebration of the Confederacy should be obscured by vegetation and the park outside Atlanta repurposed away from white supremacy
The government is trying to paint teachers as part of an enemy elite, says the Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
If this horrific coronavirus pandemic has shown us anything, it is that national security involves a lot more than bombs
Many of the Covid-19 hotspots have been in majority-black and Indigenous areas where residents have been fighting for affordable water access
If we lose C31 Melbourne and C44 Adelaide, we are losing future generations of screen practitioners
The government website suggested I apply to be a Portuguese-speaking chef or steel fabricator. I’ve been to Portugal! I … know what steel is!
A coordinated response to the crisis in the Americas, India and Africa must be led by countries that have suppressed the virus, says Adam Tooze, a...
As Beijing passes laws that tighten its grip on the territory, I feel grief and helplessness, says Hongkonger Jessie Lau
The prime minister issued promises like counterfeit money, with himself pasted over the portraits of greater men, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr
There is huge potential for conflicts of interest while there is so little transparency about donations, says Peter Geoghegan of openDemocracy
I have to inject myself with needles just to stay alive. Still, Bayer will continue to sell Roundup, and refused to label it as carcinogenic
Workers who guide our kids into the world and care for us when we are ill are still not fully valued. This must change
We have begun to see progress against racial injustice. But even as we march, we must fight – and vote – for our very lives
The party that bodged everything now wants to tell us how it will fix things, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
All we can do is sit tight in the rooms we have grown tired of, says the author Rob Palk
Battered in the polls by Covid-19 surges and claims of bounty hunts for US troops, the president looks deflated. Unless something radical happens,...
The chief justice tipped the balance against new abortion restrictions but his objections were about procedure, not principle
While CEOs get Covid-19 bailouts, key workers are underpaid and at risk, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
My inquiry has highlighted that it has been ignored for too long. There are simple ways Australians can drive change
Systemic racism and oppression weaken the moral and physical health of the country. Fighting inequality is imperative
To win back red wall voters, Labour should become the party of fairness, says former Downing Street pollster James Johnson
We may have a vaccine in a couple of years, but we may not. How will we handle the new normal when there is no moment to arrive at?
Boris Johnson’s vanity projects are not going to reboot the economy, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
While male politicians flex their muscles, women are doing double and triple shifts at home. Is the solution to this 1950s-style problem some...
When coronavirus began spreading, we stopped arguing about sovereignty – and survived. But failing to address racism caused the world to erupt,...
By limiting the number of people a user can share posts with, Facebook et al could help flatten the curve of misinformation, says Economist...
The threat to cinemas is real. But the collapse of old business models could unleash a new wave of creativity, says Guardian film editor Catherine...
The things I wanted to escape as a student in the city now seem like all that is precious about life, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
Civil service impartiality is being undermined by a government trying to shift blame for its own errors, says former head of the civil service Bob...
If the white people in my life could hit a button and instantly remove the privileges afforded to them along racial lines, would they hit that button?
With his cavalier approach to Covid-19, Boris Johnson is testing the limits of public safety, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett
I take responsibility for my actions leading to my sacking, says the Labour MP Rebecca Long-Bailey
The Australian government has realised that strengthening international institutions is preferable to the alternative - relying on either Trump or Xi
From now until November, opponents of the most lawless president in history face a fight for democracy itself
As restaurants reopen we must get used to dining with friends at a distance
As the pubs reopen, this might be something to contemplate over a pint
As I reflect on the deaths of earlier Sutherlands, and the writers I’ve written books about, I find myself thinking of Prospero
No 16-mile trip down memory lane is complete without a badly drawn facsimile of a 1973 album cover
As Boris Johnson instructs us to go out and spend, swathes of the population can barely afford to eat, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Financial agility will be essential if we are to weather the coronavirus crisis
Forgoing our links with European suppliers makes no sense economically or health-wise
As an infectious disease specialist and a long-hauler myself, I know the importance of widespread testing, says Debbie Bogaert
Just how long will it take for the lessons of Windrush to be learned?
She had to be reckless or obtuse not to see that this Labour leader will insist on zero tolerance for antisemitism
Compassion for families who have lost their loved ones remains shamefully elusive
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