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After its ad campaign tried to spread some festive cheer, the fashion house Balenciaga has been judged the sinner, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Vague, hashtag-friendly and easy to take off: the OneLove armband was the perfect non-protest for the Qatar World Cup, says Guardian columnist Marina...
The Amazon founder says giving money away ‘is really hard’. Luckily, poor people do far more of it than he does, says Guardian columnist Marina...
These MPs have found their imaginary backbones only when he is washed up, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The scandals pile so high the Tories hope we can’t keep track of them. But outside the walls of Westminster, anger is mounting, says Guardian...
Who needs low expectations when we now have a home secretary so low-calibre, it could almost make you nostalgic for Priti Patel, says Guardian...
The former health secretary may have lost the Tory whip for signing up to a stint in the jungle. But will he find himself? asks Guardian columnist...
The Sussexes draw more ire than genocidal dictators – from people who struggle to articulate exactly what their problem is, says Guardian columnist...
Forgive me for not buying the line that the rise of our third prime minister in 50 days is proof that ‘the system’ works, says Guardian columnist...
Who would think a lying, hypocritical degenerate was the answer to this crisis? A large number of Conservatives, apparently, says Guardian columnist...
Jeremy Hunt, resurrected from several political deaths, is apparently the safest pair of hands in the Tory party, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Kwarteng is out, Hunt is in, and the farcical merry-go-round keeps spinning, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The great affliction of our age makes men believe they have been cancelled by the BBC while they are literally on the BBC, says Guardian columnist...
Who can blame the prime minister for grumbling? Her party has only had 12 years to set Britain right, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
MPs are already pining for the golden era of Johnson and Patel, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Adam Curtis’s BBC project, TraumaZone, show us extraordinary events though the eyes of ordinary people, and how ideologues betrayed them, says...
The chancellor has spent his life praising free markets. Shame they don’t feel the same way about him, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Kwasi Kwarteng’s tax-slashing mini-budget is the latest masterstroke in Liz Truss’s quest ‘to be unpopular’, says Guardian columnist Marina...
For 70 years, the institution was moulded in her image. Today’s outpouring reflects her legacy – and the problem King Charles will face, says...
When the revolution against corporate twee comes, I’ll be down the front with a plastic putter and a bow and safety arrow, says Guardian columnist...
Vocal antipathy towards any number of things is a cornerstone of The Great British Way. Shame the authorities don’t agree, says Guardian columnist...
From the loss of Diana to Brexit, spontaneous outpourings of emotion terrify those in power. How will they respond now? says Guardian columnist Marina...
A new PM with the support of less than half her MPs needs to sort out a country facing calamity. What could go wrong, asks Marina Hyde
Who could have predicted that Unboxed would be a such a surreal disaster? Literally everyone, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Our likely next PM’s surreal ‘solutions’ to the UK’s omnicrisis feel like they’ve been beamed in from a galaxy far away, says Guardian...
Why focus just on the politicians where there are plenty of CEOs out there with excrement on their hands, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
There are just two weeks left in a leadership contest that has been going on since sometime in the early Mesozoic period, says Guardian columnist...
At 23, he’s had three callings already. To what high-profile profession will Beckham Jr next be drawn, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
They rail against a mythical force that scuppers their plans for radical change. The truth is they don’t have any, says Guardian columnist Marina...
Law enforcement agents searched the 45th president’s mansion – and gave him another reason to run in 2024, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
There’s a great river of molten horror approaching. What better time for a nice, long, frenzied leadership contest, asks Guardian columnist Marina...
One ridiculously graceless ‘resignation’ speech later, here are the top Tory gorgons competing to control the sunlit uplands, says Guardian...
Ministers being wheeled out to defend No 10 over the Chris Pincher scandal are still in denial. When will reality dawn? says Guardian columnist Marina...
Of course the PM and his allies backed their disgraced deputy chief whip. Just two scandals? That hardly registers these days, says Guardian columnist...
The PM touting for a £150k treehouse while voting against free school meals makes the MPs’ expenses scandal look like a halcyon era, says Guardian...
It’s all over for Rupert and Jerry – but pity Boris Johnson if the old mogul wants to see a new broom in No 10, says Guardian columnist Marina...
If the prime minister tried to make his then-girlfriend chief of staff at the Foreign Office, it’s on him, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Without a clear vision, the focus is on personality politics. Starmer is busy looking for one, but so far it’s not going well, says Guardian...
As far as Johnson and Priti Patel are concerned, the terrified migrants are just hapless extras, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Only a government in full flight from reality would use the troubled streaming service as its go-to aspirational touchstone, says Guardian columnist...
The prime minister has survived the vote of no-confidence. And now we are all Clarice, forced to watch what’s next, says Guardian columnist Marina...
I’m enjoying the pomp of the event and the grandeur of those who hate it. There’s always something interesting about these royals, if you care to...
As No 10 goes ‘bananas’ with announcements, the British public can only sit and wait until the banter king is finally deposed, says Guardian...
It takes a very weird bunch to stay loyal after the damning Sue Gray verdict on Partygate, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
A Tory MP has demanded to know: ‘Was the Met weak, gullible, incompetent or stupid?’ The answer is yes – on all counts, says Guardian columnist...
Any bright spots as No 10 continues to put misconduct above problem-solving? Well, Rishi Sunak has £730m to fall back on, says Guardian columnist...
Had you thought of being paid more, suggests one minister. Who dares claim the government has no bright ideas, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The lost mobile could have explained it all, the jaw-dropping quotes, the battle of the outfits … the only ones benefiting from this libel case are...
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