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The challenges she overcame, as a refugee from Nazi Germany, should be an inspiration, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff
His crude messages need to be fought with urgency and passion – precisely what the remain parties lack, says Guardian columnist John Harris
There are so many ways we fail our pets – from daily neglect to the owner who had her healthy dog killed to be buried with her, asks Chas Newkey-...
The prime minister’s failure will confirm to macho Westminster that women just can’t cut it, says author Stefan Stern
The company claims to have zero tolerance for sexual harassment, but it is not doing enough to protect workers
The Verve frontman has settled his dispute over Bitter Sweet Symphony but this won’t be the last row over songwriting royalties
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I admit to feeling a touch of sympathy, but the prime minister is broken because Britain is too, says Guardian columnist Suzanne Moore
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The next PM would not be bound by the EU Withdrawal Act, and MPs would only have until 31 October to stop them, says Brexit researcher Maddy...
This weekend academics should stand in solidarity with cleaners and security staff, and fight precarious employment, says senior lecturer Dion...
Thersa May’s replacement will have a job on their hands to reunite the Conservatives, says Polly Toynbee and others
I had a rich, happy life as a musician. But remembering the murder of my friend’s parents in 1954 led to a novel
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Deceit and dishonesty were hallmarks of her doomed reign. From her Brexit dealings to the Windrush scandal, she has failed, says Guardian columnist...
Now for a Tory leadership contest that’s like July 2016 with many more things broken, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
We’re calling for a global strike on 20 September. Disrupting our normal lives is the only way to secure our future, says Naomi Klein, Bill...
Britain’s behaviour towards its former colony has been shameful. The UN resolution changes everything, says the lawyer Philippe Sands
May’s departure and the rise of the Brexit party may have killed off a compromise, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
This policy puts the greatest threat to pupils’ future at the heart of their learning, says English teach Lola Okolosie
The Electoral Commission warned politicians about this last-minute election, says Bob Posner, chief executive of the Electoral Commission
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We are surrounded by harmful chemicals but a few small practical steps can pay dividends for our wellbeing
Labor’s chances were not sunk by self-refunded retirees, but by the very voters who stood to benefit most from the ALP’s policies
In its Brexit delirium, the party is tearing itself apart in public, on an election day
The Freedom party is destroying public trust in democracy, says the Austrian journalist Julie Ebner
Thousands of Syrians are dead and their city devastated. How dare the US, UK and French militaries speak of ‘surgical strikes’?, says Kate...
His restaurants once brightened a drab culinary landscape but they’ve outlived their purpose, says food writer Tony Naylor
Leaving the EU will make life worse for poor and disabled people – but the anger that led to the vote must be addressed, says Guardian columnist...
The ‘90-minute racists’ dominate our headlines. Meanwhile millions of people suffer all week, says author Nels Abbey
The new Foreign Office post doesn’t change the UK’s dire record in the Middle East, says foreign policy specialist David Wearing
I’ve never been more comfortable in my skin – and my life, says comedian Cally Beaton
Together, on 20 September, we can unleash mass resistance, say Greta Thunberg and 46 youth activists
The Japanese graphic form has contributed to modern culture for over a century, says comic-book writer David Barnett
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An exhibition of Queen Victoria’s nude paintings belies the fact that sexual freedom was a one-sided affair, says historian Kate Williams
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A Brexit party victory would prove that utter shamelessness works, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
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It would be irresponsible to press ahead with a Brexit vote in the aftermath of the prime minister’s badly misjudged speech, says Henry Newman,...
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The greatest challenges to capitalism come when that promise begins to be questioned
Legal responsibility underpins everything our armed forces do. There can be no exceptions, says retired colonel David Benest
In the war, the purpose of journalism was to awaken the world to the catastrophe looming ahead of it. We must approach our climate crisis the same way
Huge numbers of under-34s have registered to vote in the European election tomorrow, says Lara Spirit, co-president of Our Future Our Choice
An advert for Volkswagens that featured my artwork about refugees illustrates corporations’ focus on profit over people, says artist Ai Weiwei
Participating in a recent TV debate left me angry, depressed and determined not to put up with this any more, says Guardian columnist Afua Hirsch
The RBA has finally realised that if they want things to improve, it is not enough to hold interest rates at record lows
While Nigel Farage’s party leads the polls, the remain vote is split, say Gaby Hinsliff and others
Virtual assistants are millennial Stepford Wives. But perhaps there’s an upside for real women, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
Once again Europe is going to bring down a Tory leader. But stalling Brexit makes its outcome ever-more uncertain, says Guardian columnist Martin...
It is time we asked people to focus on what they can have, not what they can’t, says reformed glutton Adrian Chiles
The government would be wrong to imagine all of Australia possesses the sensibilities of coal communities in Queensland
If at least one house of parliament was more representative of the population, maybe generational inequality would be less of an issue
This government thinks poverty is a personality defect rather than a result of its policies, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Thousands of jobs are at risk if the government doesn’t stand by the sector, says Welsh assembly member Carwyn Jones
Affirming precedence is an important legal principle. If it’s ignored, which other supreme court decisions could be overturned next?
I had no idea South Wales police were scanning my face in a public place , says Ed Bridges, a former Liberal Democrat councillor
All of us have benefited from theft and environmental degradation, all of us have depended on new mines
Some companies are already testing this new technology, but it raises questions about how surveillance can be abused, writes data consultant Dylan...
The risk of a misunderstanding is high – and it could lead to a new conflict in the Middle East, says Peter Westmacott, former ambassador to the US
Corbyn’s equivocation on Brexit is maddening. But a vote for his party on Thursday is still the best option, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
The architect and theorist is on a mission to explain why being a part of Europe is good for the nation (and its coffee)
The university’s new initiatives to widen access to under-represented students are a welcome sign of progress, says Alan Rusbridger, principal of...
The fact that our predictions didn’t match the result challenges us to be more critical about the information we collect
Moderate Tories appalled by the no-deal Brexit mania gripping their party must find the courage to put country first, says Guardian columnist Gaby...
The Brexit party has a new name for no deal, say Catherine Barnard and Anand Menon of The UK in a Changing Europe
From viral videos about Tommy Robinson to Game of Thrones, there are signs the taboo is lessening, says editor and writer Stan Carey
An advert featuring the human and virtual models is late-capitalist hell, ‘queerbait’ and digisexuality all at once
If the Indian prime minister is returned to office, his sectarian politics will make bigotry the defining ideal of the republic, says author Kapil...
The UK is a rich country, but food poverty is now a daily reality for many. This is not inevitable, says writer and Labour councillor Shaista Aziz
Dangerous figures the right are being reduced to figures of ridicule, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty
‘No deal is better than a bad deal’ was never true. Even as May’s power drains away, she can’t bring herself to come clean, says Guardian...
From customs to workers’ rights, nothing has changed – meaning it is unlikely to win any MPs round, writes IPPR director Tom Kibasi
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