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After the pandemic we’ll seek these places of shared experience. But by then many will have gone to the wall, says Guardian writer John Harris
A new kind of community politics – ‘flatpack democracy’ – has emerged in towns left to fend for themselves by the centre, says Guardian...
A vaccine will start to ease our collective anxiety, but the reasons why Covid-19 hit the UK hard will not be going away, says columnist John Harris
If a country’s best minds have to depend on surveys, it clearly has a problem, says Guardian columnist John Harris
We were promised an era of civic rebirth. Instead, Covid has shown how obsessively Westminster clings to power, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The UK coronavirus crisis – even more so in its second phase – is all about basic inequalities – and lockdown makes these worse, says Guardian...
Dealing with Covid is hard enough for cities like Manchester. Centralised power and a shambolic government make it even harder, says Guardan columnist...
Attitudes in Labour’s post-industrial heartlands have a lot more in common with metropolitan Britain than you may think, says the Guardian columnist...
The Tories have been increasing police powers and bringing in laws by diktat. When will the left speak up? asks Guardian columnist John Harris
For the right, exploiting prejudices is all that counts, says Guardian columnist John Harris
After years of grim acceptance, people have glimpsed a different way of life, says Guardian columnist John Harris
At the heart of a climate emergency bill lies a simple but powerful notion: a citizens’ assembly, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Brexit and the pandemic have fuelled fresh calls for Scottish independence. For Westminster, the battle may already be lost, writes Guardian columnist...
Covid proves that local communities need power and a sense of place. So why are they being pushed in the opposite direction?, says Guardian columnist...
The old Tory exhortation won’t get manufacturing back on its feet if there’s no investment in jobs we need for the future, says Guardian columnist...
Politicians talk about saving traditional shops. They should focus on challenging the power of the tech giant, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Our politicians are lacking in imagination, so it is up to us to make the case for the type of country we want to live in, says Guardian columnist...
The labour market has come to depend on a punitive credo in a benefits system that fails the people it is supposed to help, says Guardian columnist...
A sense of exclusion and abandonment is as central to people’s experience of this crisis as it was to the Brexit vote, says Guardian columnist John...
As Boris Johnson instructs us to go out and spend, swathes of the population can barely afford to eat, says Guardian columnist John Harris
We don’t have to accept an archaic, hateful vision of our country, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Britain will only be revived post-coronavirus if we all sit up and take notice of what’s happening around us, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Councils have been kept in the dark and starved of funds. Power must be dispersed, says Guardian columnist John Harris
It’s now clear that drastic changes are needed: the Labour party cannot afford to play it safe, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
There are seeds of collective action in the Covid-19 crisis, but don’t underestimate the power of nationalist mythology, says Guardian columnist...
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