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Clubs, libraries and youth centres are vital to our lives as we move out of lockdown
The singer’s note-for-note copy of her second album is audacious but not worth listening to
How racist is the UK? The Sewell commission says it has answered the question. Instead, it has chosen easy polemics
The Batley school row reminds us that in a plural society conflict is not just inevitable but a sign of good health
Its major themes – the gig economy, official disinformation, the right to protest – all remain contemporary struggles
The Atlanta shootings are merely the latest symptom of a prejudice with a long history
A Tory MP invited Britain’s critics to ‘move to another country’, so whatever happened to free speech?
Under the cover of Covid, the government plans another assault on our civil liberties
Metrics used to calculate who the government puts an arm around have changed to favour the comfortable over the needy
Race should not be a factor in who turns the poetry of Amanda Gorman into Dutch
The Home Office claims the law won’t permit it to grant citizenship to Trevor Donald, whom it barred from Britain
However monstrous her actions in joining Isis, her citizenship isn’t conditional because her parents were born abroad
Social and economic changes have pushed people into ‘reluctant individualism’
Myanmar’s coup has brought thousands on to the streets, but in 2017 they were empty
Protests about the Woman’s Hour interview with Zara Mohammed ignore the fact that Emma Barnett’s no-nonsense style is unwavering
Meaningful discourse is lost when subtle arguments are boiled down to tribalism
The financial titans silenced the ‘retail investors’ who sought to boost an unloved video store chain
So many middle-class Britons identify as blue-collar in a bid for ‘authenticity’
The scandal of how anti-Covid drugs are being distributed should shame the rich countries that are hoarding them
Boris Johnson denies they are legally here, while the Dutch admit to singling them out for benefit fraud accusations
Social media is not to blame for all our ills. We must delve deeper into our culture
Players are pampered enough without being led to believe they merit an early jab
From sick pay to schools, more action is needed to protect the poorest from the worst economic and health effects of the virus
From Argentina to India, activists are celebrating hard-won victories over harsh regimes
Politics is about listening to people’s needs, not resorting to jargon and cliche
Ursula von den Leyen’s quote from Little Gidding is a perfect epitaph for the Brexit year
Community support has flourished this past year. But so too has ‘call-out’ culture
Equalities minister Liz Truss claims that the government will dump ‘woke orthodoxy’ for the politics of fairness. But where are the policies?
Tolerance is being perverted by those who think it is about not causing offence
Regulations aimed at protecting human life proved minor obstructions in the path to ever more profit
The IPP regime with its callous treatment of prisoners is a stain on our society
Entered in the Oscars, the story of a widow’s will to live is a story Lesotho’s residents, and the rest of us, deserve to see
The endurance of TB and malaria shows how health resources are hoarded by the wealthy
Footballing genius aside, his greatness lay in transcending his all too human flaws
Last week’s shocking revelations show contempt for ‘little people’ still thrives
There is something absurd about grifting from the very people who voted for him
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Chicago’s decision to abolish overdue book fines led to the return of lost books and an increase in borrowers
The French president’s response to Islam is shot through with hypocrisy and illiberalism
Demonstrations against new abortion restrictions have forced the government to call for talks
The Putney debates of 1647 pose questions that are still vital to democracies today
Britain’s shameful stance on immigration will only lead to more deaths in the Channnel
The globalisation of the game is not all good or all bad. Politics could learn some lessons
Researchers have every right to investigate how the company’s data is used by advertisers
It makes no sense to judge the fate of ‘white working-class boys’, a confusing category
The murder of a Parisian teacher underlines the need to stand up for free speech
Steve McQueen’s new film is part of a renewed interest in ‘history from below’
A new survey puts into perspective our hostile immigration policy
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