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Voters invested hope in the idea of leaving the EU. But a few years of queues and chaos could further erode public trust, says says Guardian columnist...
‘If it’s not hurting, it’s not working,’ the Tories used to say. So as the pain grows, Johnson will claim it as a success, says Guardian...
The loss of the ‘uplift’ will have awful results. But with even Tories supporting the backlash, could this be the moment things change, asks...
We’re faced with empty shelves and driver shortages. Yet those in charge today seem totally out of their depth, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The government pits regions against one another in a battle for handouts. Meanwhile, it keeps cutting local authority funding, says Guardian columnist...
The £20 uplift is all that keeps many families afloat, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
Beyond the orbit of Westminster, the idea that normality can simply be willed back into existence seems absurd, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Our dysfunctional labour market was reliant on a pool of exploitable workers, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
We feel besieged and imperilled, and the Johnson government is seizing the chance to weaken our most fundamental liberties, asks Guardian columnist...
In shifting Covid risk to individuals, the British state has set the scene for countless futile conflicts, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The aftermath of Euro 2020 shows there’s a better story to be told about a country too often defined by Brexit, says Guardian columnist John Harris
It should not be difficult. Covid has highlighted a new public mood, and the injustices caused by a decade of Tory government, says Guardian columnist...
The pandemic has revealed the Johnson government’s attitude to the arts, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The shock result in Chesham and Amersham isn’t just about HS2. Deeper shifts are occurring that ought to worry the Tories, says Guardian columnist...
Progress has been made, but the release of the profound film, The Reason I Jump, shows how much further we need to go, says Guardian columnist John...
Labour shortages may be an early sign of inevitable economic readjustments around the world, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Instead of paying musicians properly, the likes of Spotify have set up ‘donation’ buttons – thus passing the buck to fans, says Guardian...
As he has aged and changed, so have his songs, but the essentials remain: honesty, wisdom and hope in the face of despair, says Guardian columnist...
The pandemic has accelerated the movement of people, creating clusters of like-minded, homogenous communities, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Out in the real world, grassroots work shows where the left’s renewal will have to start, says the Guardian columnist John Harris
The reckless disdain of Boris Johnson and David Cameron is evidence of the elitism blighting our politics, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Nostalgia, royal navel-gazing and angst: modern Britain is in danger of repeating the mistakes of 40 years ago, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The easing of Covid restrictions in England will reveal the effects of the loss of brick and mortar shops in our towns and cities, says Guardian...
Vaccine passports are just the start – we increasingly have a state that thinks it can do as it pleases, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Many of us yearn for meaning. But in our individualistic, secular society we lack even the flimsiest of narratives to guide us, says Guardian...
The flag now serves as a reminder that the union is all but over as a political entity, says Guardian columnist John Harris
As class-based loyalties have faded, the Tories have cast themselves adeptly as authentic populists, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Some may want an escape from the office grind, but remote working could eat into downtime and increase inequality, writes John Harris
After a decade of cuts, local government is in tatters, and some town halls are facing bankruptcy, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Nearly 80 years on from its creation, the benefits system has been exposed by Covid to be broken beyond repair, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Multinationals can just about cope with the new UK-EU trading rules, but independent businesses are mired in problems, says Guardian columnist John...
Keir Starmer can skewer Boris Johnson in the Commons, but competence isn’t enough. He has to spell out a vision, and soon, says Guardian columnist...
A view of people as rule-breaking chancers is being used as a distraction from the Conservatives’ failures. They mustn’t get away with it, says...
All the ‘tough’ talk ignores who is always targeted in such crackdowns, and those who still need help, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The pandemic has sparked a shouting match. Instead we should be working out how to keep everyone in education safe, says Guardian columnist John...
Boris Johnson’s run of bad decisions on Brexit and Covid have their roots in a saga of elite entitlement and superficiality, says Guardian columnist...
Coronavirus has left Britain’s musicians struggling to survive, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Thatcher helped turn the Tory right into a force for instability – and now we are all living with the consequences, says the Guardian columnist John...
The pandemic has badly hit people who were already facing financial hardship. Guardian columnist John Harris met some of them: it was a sobering...
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...
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