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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...
Radical spending plans are not the political taboo they once were, says Guardian columnist John Harris
We should worry about generational divisions getting even worse, but it is not too late to shift attitudes, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Musicians and venues are in a fight for survival, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
The coronavirus crisis could be putting an unsustainable strain on the lives of low-paid workers, says Guardian columnist John Harris
There is a collective spirit woven through this crisis. Sooner or later, that spirit will demand to be voiced by the person who leads us, says the...
It has taken a crisis on this scale to put paid to the divisive strivers-and-shirkers rhetoric of austerity, says Guardian columnist John Harris
As coronavirus forces communities online, support groups are realising Facebook’s promise to truly connect us, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Trump’s war on science and Johnson’s civil service purge may be on hold but their politics of polarisation lives on, says Guardian columnist John...
The links between deprivation and reduced life expectancy are becoming clear, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The challenges of a potential pandemic will test Johnson’s leadership skills – and the early signs aren’t great, says Guardian columnist John...
The way the NHS, local authorities and private providers treat our most vulnerable people should shame us all, says Guardian columnist John Harris
In places such as Newcastle, budget cuts have taken a heavy toll. Much of what has closed is not coming back, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Technology is playing a bigger than ever part in healthcare, but it’s a relationship that needs careful regulation, says Guardian columnist John...
The party needs its own national story: a shift in consciousness that is 40 years overdue, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The internet giant has exempted politics from regulations on falsehood. Good news for a candidacy built on lies, says Guardian columnist John Harris
When different generations lead such separate lives, it damages everyone, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
The demands of working-class leavers will jar with the party’s deepest beliefs, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Our lives are increasingly dictated by the frantic pace of social media; it’s time to reclaim the space to slow down and think, says Guardian...
The party needs to reconnect with community activists, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
A Boris Johnson victory would do nothing to hide the growing gap between Conservatism and the country at large, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Brexit must happen before progressive politics has a chance again in post-industrial England, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
Despite the momentous choice facing the country, the mood is one of weariness. That’s not the electorate’s fault, says Guardian columnist John...
Genuinely modern socialism would disperse Westminster and Whitehall’s power, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
The increasingly extreme Tories are losing their traditional support in the home counties, writes the Guardian columnist John Harris
In the confusion of today’s cynical politics, nothing is ever achieved, says Guardian columnist John Harris
If we built the houses we needed, the anxieties behind the Brexit vote would recede, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon are rattled. And two women, one on each side of the Atlantic, are leading the way, says Guardian columnist John...
The Brexiteers’ belligerent nostalgia is deeply anachronistic, but powerful, says Guardian columnist John Harris
In Milton Keynes I found few signs of the Brexit culture war, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
Three years of chaos have opened space for big, bold progressive thinking, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Grassroots initiatives can help overcome a culture of mutual loathing, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
Though he now styles himself as the failed pioneer of a softer politics, he can’t escape responsibility for austerity, says Guardian columnist John...
Away from Brexit and the Tory melodrama, I’ve found a mood of weariness. Yet its causes explain where we are, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The forces lining up to oppose Johnson’s proroguing must find a way to win over those who have lost faith in democracy, says Guardian columnist John...
The Heart of Wales line shows ‘social rail’ can transform communities, says Guardian columnist John Harris
A swathe of public opinion has turned cruel and inward-looking, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The prime minister’s taboo-busting, provocative approach has potential popular appeal, says Guardian columnist John Harris
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