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Scotland face England in the Women’s Football World Cup on Sunday June 9 in what will inevitably be described in the press as a Battle of Britain...
Opposing a reckless no-deal Brexit by embracing a tribal war would be disastrous, says Guardian columnist John Harris
His crude messages need to be fought with urgency and passion – precisely what the remain parties lack, says Guardian columnist John Harris
In my home town, I’ve see how middle-class angst over Brexit is creating an existential threat to the party, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Encrypted messaging polarises voters and prevents public scrutiny, says Guardian columnist John Harris
From tackling obesity to saving high streets, good ideas are growing, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
The country I call home is dysfunctional. But north of the border, there’s the chance of something better, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Bone-headed reforms and deep cuts have left our education system is a scandalous state of disrepair, writes Guardian columnist John Harris
The effects of austerity in the Thames valley show the crisis in Conservatism, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
Our response to the crisis has been too English. By the time the irony turns to anger, it will be too late, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Two competing visions of our digital future have emerged from China and Silicon Valley, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Learning from this mess, we must cut the ties that bind the state and key professions to a tiny number of schools, says Guardian columnist John Harris
If you want a sense of the Britain of 40 years ago, a good place to start is the feature-length film Rude Boy, released in 1980 and put together over...
Towns and cities across the country are losing their radio shows. Who will tell their stories now? asks Guardian columnist John Harris
The left used to instinctively side with the victims of bigotry. So what happened?
England’s casual indifference to the Northern Irish question risks betraying the post-Troubles generation, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Our wellbeing depends on restoring the pride of places, says Guardian columnist John Harris
It’s time we started building a new England, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
In the face of political stasis, the seductive myth of Britain standing alone against its oppressors is taking hold, says Guardian columnist John...
Voters are switching off from the sound and fury as Brexit hits fever pitch, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Our lives, online and off, depend upon decentralising power on the internet, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
From eastern Europe to the dancefloors of Britain, a new optimism emerged, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Restricting UK entry by income splits up families – wherever they are from, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
Tech companies like Amazon make massive profits yet seem to treat their staff appallingly, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Tensions have been bubbling away for decades – the Brexit vote exploded them, says Guardian columnist John Harris
There are many inspiring startups that can help us lose our techno-dread, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The opposition could still mobilise support for a people’s vote, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
Big tech companies are transforming society without contributing to it, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
The Beatles’ epic creation reflected the political darkness and disquiet of the time, giving it surprising resonance today, says Guardian columnist...
Mike Leigh is right to call the massacre a ‘major, major event’ – it can teach us much about our country today, says Guardian columnist John...
The leather trousers, the cars - it once seemed so thrilling but now looks ridiculous, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Nasa’s greatest feats were a triumph for mankind. History will be less kind to today’s space pioneers, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Ditch the celebs and faded politicians. Instead visit areas that voted for Brexit – and listen to what’s being said, says the Guardian columnist...
Few of us realise how the food we order from the likes of Deliveroo gets to us, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The prevalence of this debilitating drug shows that society has reached a precipitous moment of decay, says Guardian columnist John Harris
In July 1995, a tropical heatwave hit Chicago and 739 people died as a result. When the deaths were analysed, they seemed to correlate with...
The scepticism about Corbynism isn’t because it is too radical, but because, in an era of disruption, it is not radical enough, says the Guardian...
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