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From Matt Hancock to Gavin Williamson, these proven failures have become the prime minister’s human shields, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
A ragtag band of misfits is here to tell us the truth about virology – and it’s led by Britain’s least favourite stool sampler, says Guardian...
News that the Amazon overlord is about to jet off has got the Virgin boss clamouring to get there first, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The rightwingers who condemn the players’ anti-racism protest are clearly people who don’t even like football, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Taking data from patients in England was so unpopular in 2014 it was shelved. Now it’s happening without the scrutiny, says Guardian columnist...
The grand slams say Naomi Osaka’s decisions about press are ‘injurious’ to tennis. Perhaps they should look closer to home, says Guardian...
No matter what the prime minister does, no matter the consequences, his devotees line up to heatedly excuse it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
There’s something pathetic about the hardman rhetoric favoured by some of Britain’s most privileged, powerful men, says Guardian columnist Marina...
The BBC makes a convenient scapegoat when in reality all of us were part of the ecosystem that destroyed Diana, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
You can tell the Indian variant of Covid is a concern: Matt Hancock is being wheeled out again, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
His plea over the Greensill scandal seems to be that he’s a standup guy made to look like a chancer by a spellchecker, says Guardian columnist...
The solution to the virtually nonexistent problem of voter fraud just happens to be one that favours the Tories, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
When a character’s USP is that he gets the job done – and then he singularly fails to get the job done, questions will be asked, says Guardian...
The Goop cruise is essentially a floating church freighted with expensive non-solutions. Yet there’s no shortage of believers, says Guardian...
The lavish No 10 flat refurb flouts a basic rule the rest of us live by: if you can’t pay for something, you can’t have it, says Guardian...
The alleged Dominic Cummings leaks may just be a distraction from the bigger issue: we’re led by a man with no self-discipline and a very busy...
The no-nonsense duke might have hated ‘All This’, but that hasn’t stopped an entire nation from pontificating about him, says Guardian columnist...
The health of the franchise is mystically entwined with the health of the nation – Regé-Jean Page has given both a boost, says Guardian columnist...
First the former PM left us to deal with Brexit. Now he’s not answering calls about a growing access and lobbying scandal, says Guardian columnist...
Like with everything else, the race report has been deployed to stoke divisions, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Somehow, Boris Johnson restrained himself from naming the new location for bottling Covid vaccines, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
In a typically inept week for our flag-festooned government, the home secretary wins top prize for incompetence, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The government wants tougher sentences for attacks on statues than on women: its culture war gets ever more absurd, says Guardian columnist Marina...
At 4.56pm on a spring afternoon, countless women in the UK were being harassed on the street. It turns out I was one of them, says Guardian columnist...
No one really cares about the HRHs doing their dull ribbon-cutting duties. It’s the drama, and the villains, that we’re after, says Guardian...
It’s the standard unit of measurement for top football signings – and can be usefully applied to political expenditure too, says Guardian...
As pandemic announcements go, the chancellor’s second budget can’t compete with his Instagram hoodie shots, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Forget the spad wars at No 10 – the real drama is over the prime minister’s sexually incontinent canine, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
This is about more than Facebook and news – it’s about the pursuit of power in a world where companies are stronger than countries, says Guardian...
Self-appointed “defenders of the royal family’s honour” may want to have a good, hard look at themselves, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Four years ago, Brexiteers led an iceberg-worthy event on the Thames. Now they’ve ghosted an entire industry, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The government’s new quarantine restrictions sound tough – but they’re exactly one year too late, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The lawyerly Labour leader may think the public want calm and competence, but has he met them lately, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Why so many haters? With precious little new comedy on TV, these globetrotting workaholics are a boon
It’s a tribute to the ingenuity of the human spirit that the UK and the EU can still come up with new sources of bitter dispute, says Guardian...
It seems the virus is the only thing ministers are happy to see crossing the UK’s borders without getting tied up in red tape, says Guardian...
The US president has moved a sculpture off his desk. Cue howls of outrage – and a perplexing silence from Boris Johnson, says Guardian columnist...
In public their MPs say he’s doing an ‘incredible’ job. But, after all the U-turns, in private the false bonhomie is failing, says Guardian...
You’d have thought the crisis would give them pause. But then, like the government, they have a hard time learning from their mistakes, says...
Given his dismal blame-shifting record on the pandemic, the further away he is from the seat of power the better, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Without Fox News there wouldn’t have been a Trump presidency, yet the UK now wants its own copycat channels, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
As we enter a third national lockdown, it’s clear the PM is repeating his own mistakes at a colossal cost to everyone else, says Guardian columnist...
His compassion for the public may be in short supply, but never let it be said that our leader is a man who neglects his own emotions, writes Guardian...
From the tier system to the Brexit deal or no deal, Tory MPs have an incredibly busy schedule of self-deception to juggle, says Guardian columnist...
Nobody U-turns more than this government. Still, it’s ploughing ahead with its plans to ‘save Christmas’, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
His Merrie England delusions may work here, but beyond Dover he’s just a liar of global repute, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
There’s no definitive answer yet as to who messed things up worst – but there are plenty of committed contenders, says Guardian columnist Marina...
Anyone thinking this week’s good news ought to be a PR open goal reckoned without the cabinet, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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