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Marina HydeThe Guardian |
It’s entirely fitting that the former prime minister went there at a time of maximum national derangement, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Don’t worry, angry pundits, provocateurs and alt-right conspiracists: you can still use those Nobel-prize attack lines, says Guardian columnist...
The prime minister’s technological educator is hilariously good value, even in a supermarket car park, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Dominic Cummings wants a ‘people v parliament’ election. But after that you, then, are ‘parliament’, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The government’s no-deal advertising blitz includes promises of cheap booze and cigarettes, and we might well need them, says Guardian columnist...
Was it only five weeks ago that Conservatives believed the prime minister was the only possible answer to their problems, asks Guardian columnist...
Prorogation and summarily sacked advisers offer the latest evidence that this is a ruthless, shameless government, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Perhaps a royal wedding for Princess Beatrice might offer a welcome distraction for a man-of-the-world under unfair scrutiny, says Guardian columnist...
Everyone has a pitch – but whether it’s Caroline Lucas’s all-female reboot or Jo Swinson’s Ken Clarke vehicle, they’re duds, says Guardian...
After laying down the law on 7.55am meetings, Cummings is planning a perfect Brexit on 1 November, valid for one day only, says Guardian columnist...
Barring applying to join a sex cult, we must conclude there is no process as rigorous as the Tory leadership election, says Guardian columnist Marina...
What could be more insecure than a 55-year-old bragging about Latin, or a literal president tweeting his enemies on the bog, asks Guardian columnist...
Bad manners and unprovoked aggression are clear elements of the emerging Brexit party style, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The party’s baffling decision to re-admit an MP accused of antisemitism comes as faith in the leadership is faltering, says Guardian columnist...
From Johnny Mercer to Matt Hancock, an all-male Boris Johnson cheerleader team is covering itself in infamy, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Courtiers are keeping Johnson from his subjects like a porphyric king they daren’t parade in public
Leadership candidates are vying for the most manly approach to Brexit D-day, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The entire political class either fawned over this Nascar royal wedding or shriekingly defined themselves against it
The Conservative leadership race is providing rich entertainment at the whole country’s expense, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Now for a Tory leadership contest that’s like July 2016 with many more things broken, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Johnson is said to connect with people emotionally. But his only real emotion is self-love, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
From Leadsom to Raab to Steve Baker, the lure of leadership snares all but the most talented, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
After a brief respite, Brexit has come roaring back to life, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The serial splitting of the pro-EU vote has been a masterclass in political incompetence, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The comeback dolt has nothing to offer but false heroics and narcissism, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
From ‘hardman’ Steve Baker to Mark Francois of the TA, posturing ‘no dealers’ are dragging us towards Armageddon, says Guardian columnist...
The Conservative party is seeking a new face to lead us down the wrong path, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Do we laugh, cry or join Anna Soubry in a fun Mexican wave? says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
On Sunday it was all looking so good for the Brexit ultras. Then came Monday, says the Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Shame the soon-to-be-outgoing prime minister couldn’t apologise to the MPs she’d insulted, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Fresh from turning on parliament, May spent today not convincing foreign leaders that Meaningful Vote 3 will save the franchise, says Guardian...
Failing political actors are bankrupting the UK franchise, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
We need competency, and quick. Not this bunch of MPs who are finding out in real time the consequences of their actions, says Guardian columnist...
Exiting the EU is a job for the country’s brightest minds. They weren’t available, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Breathtaking feats of incompetence by Grayling provide a fitting backdrop to the unveiling of the £50-a-head ‘March to Leave’, says Guardian...
The shortage of heroes in British politics is acute. All we seem to have is fighty extras, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Steve Baker is still claiming the Malthouse compromise, the most ludicrously far-fetched option, is the solution, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
What’s the most dignified way to handle the scrapes your penis gets you into? asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The rest of the world will look at what happened in parliament and want to put the UK out of its misery, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The plastic aristocrat is outshone only by thermonuclear idiocy from Mark Francois, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The prime minister says she’ll reach out in ‘constructive spirit’ to get backing for a Brexit deal. Really, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Behold May’s Brexit flame-out – and the Tory males rushing to the telly cameras in its wake, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
John Bercow’s maniacal defence of a car sticker beats the competition to enter the Brexit madness time-capsule, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Few have done more to positively discriminate in favour of the incompetent than than this Tory government, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Even for aficionados of the comedy of embarrassment, this week has been a hard watch, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Theresa May lives to die another day. Now the mad bastards of her party should emerge from their ‘kill zones’ – to slaughter each other, says...
A cancelled vote, a nearly nicked shiny thing – Monday’s debacle was a tour de force in parliamentary faffing, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The characters are universally awful. Only an extreme plot twist can resolve things, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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