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How long can party members dazzled by the would-be Tory leader’s glamour ignore the evidence before them? asks Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The former foreign secretary would roar, skid, veer and cheat, but would be more likely to carry Brexiters with him, says Guardian columnist Simon...
The strategy unveiled this week by the airport is monstrous, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Rory Stewart might be the only honest candidate amid his rivals’ Brexit lies, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Disillusioned Labour voters are as mesmerised by him as punch-drunk Tories, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
This hysteria is further proof that UK drug laws are in desperate need of reform, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
We must thank those who fought to make us safe. But too much remembering is a dangerous business, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Boris Johnson looks likely to be the choice of the party faithful, but Brexit will prove as fatal to him as it has to May, says Guardian columnist...
We need a bigger vision to solve the legacy of failed marketisation, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
There is only one solution to the Brexit challenge facing a new Tory prime minister, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The prime minister’s failure to embrace pragmatism sealed her fate. Her successor will have to deploy very different skills, says Guardian columnist...
Big tech has gone unchallenged for too long, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
From Caracas to Extinction Rebellion, the will of the masses doesn’t always triumph, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Last time round the Commons funked it. Now it must work across party lines to agree on a deal – and deliver it, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Parliament’s proposed ‘temporary accommodation’ shows contempt for public opinion, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
A sweary outburst against Theresa May can’t have helped his case, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP have never been in a stronger position. The future of the United Kingdom is in the balance, says Guardian columnist Simon...
No conceivable purpose is served by 200,000 people shouting insults at the US president, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Hipster watering holes in formerly run-down neighbourhoods are the new cathedrals, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Imagine that London had lost St Paul’s and Westminster Abbey in one night. These are not archaic symbols of a minority faith, they are the master...
David Cameron’s vanity rail project should be ditched in the upcoming review. It’s commuter journeys that need investment, says Guardian columnist...
The government is right to curtail landlords’ powers. But too much regulation could end up hurting the poorest, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Forces more dangerous to public liberty than WikiLeaks are intruding on our lives, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The extremists are out of touch. With Labour support, Theresa May can deliver a smooth UK exit from the EU, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
We’ve been promised reform before. The scrapping of short sentences gives me hope that it may actually be happening, says Guardian columnist Simon...
May – or her successor – will have to rely on cross-party agreement in any further EU talks, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
A sensible outcome to the Brexit mess is in sight, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The country will not get the sensible bipartisan Commons compromise it needs until May’s rigid plan is defeated, says Guardian columnist Simon...
The referendum vote must be honoured, but Theresa May’s red lines will have to fade, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
A soft Brexit is the only option left for the prime minister, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
There can be no ducking the choice facing the country, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The £1.6bn the PM has promised to secure Labour support for her deal is no match for years of systematic neglect, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Schools should decide what they teach their children about relationships, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
We need a compromise. To reach it, we will have to delay our departure date, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
For bankers it will be as though Brexit never happened, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
A Commons report lays bare horrifying abuses. But the UK is no closer to regulating the far-too-powerful tech industry, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Simplistic views of Britain’s past are at the root of many woes, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The defence secretary’s big talk about boosting the UK’s ‘global presence’ and ‘hard power’ prove he’s lost touch with reality, says...
While libraries and parks close and services for the vulnerable crumble, billionaires pay a pittance in council tax, says Guardian columnist Simon...
The only way the beleaguered Venezuelan president can shore up his position is if Trump blunders in, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Never in my lifetime have so many politicians abandoned responsibility, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
People with cancer are fed up of the language of war, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The new biopic about Dick Cheney is part of a disturbing fashion for film-makers to play fast and loose with historical facts, says Guardian columnist...
Instead of returning to the Irish border, May should be opening up the debate beyond a minority of hardline Tories, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Robert Peel’s episode in 1846 provides a lesson for this PM, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Tuesday’s vote is MPs’ only chance to move forward in a realistic fashion, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The tuition fees scheme has failed to balance universities’ books, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
MPs should decide individually what is best for the nation: May’s deal or no-deal, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
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