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Without transparent and independent oversight, every organisation ultimately proves vulnerable to the lure of money, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Wales has gone from ‘indy curious’ to ‘indy plausible’, and nationalists should look to Ireland for inspiration, says Guardian columnist Simon...
The government may ride out all the embarrassing inquiries, but at what cost, asks Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
If the Scottish economy aligned with the EU, it could slow down the independence movement, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Britain’s justifications for invading were having influence and deterring terror. They are just neo-imperialist platitudes, says Guardian columnist...
The prime minister’s bluster is meeting head-on with the complex reality of Northern Irish politics, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
There must have been intense frustration at the limitations of his role, but he was a rock for his hardworking wife, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Boris Johnson says vaccine passports may in fact be necessary, but can we trust him to return our freedom afterwards, asks Guardian columnist Simon...
The former leader should be scrutinised as part of an investigation into Covid contracts, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
During the pandemic, Britons have saved £250bn. Four extra days off this summer would encourage them to spend it, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Vague concepts like ‘punching above our weight’ trump ‘value for money’ at the MoD. In fact this is money largely wasted, says Guardian...
Any controversy reveals the shaky foundations of a hereditary monarchy. A wise ruler would set ‘minor royals’ free, says Guardian columnist Simon...
The PM’s greatest ‘untruth’ was about the Northern Irish border, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Boris Johnson cannot deny the Scots the government they want – and helping them achieve it will save him much trouble, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Sonja McLaughlan is just the latest innocent victim, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
In lockdown, Britain’s open spaces have been relied upon as never before. It’s time for the royals to lead by example, says Guardian columnist...
When ministers use emergency powers, they rely on public sympathy. But their crony bonanza is rapidly eroding it, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Exams have been cancelled again, and if Gavin Williamson had any sense he wouldn’t bring them back, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Nationalism is growing – perhaps it’s time to ask why so many people in Wales want to leave, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
This wild gesture toward would-be holidaymakers has drawn strong criticism from the right. But where is Labour, asks Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The row between Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon won’t halt the nationalism that is rising across the union, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Debate only works if it is disciplined by ethics. The failure to regulate the digital revolution is the great mistake of our age, says Guardian...
If the state can compensate businesses hurt by lockdown, it can rescue the industries struggling outside of the customs union, says Guardian columnist...
Most countries do not feel the need to pontificate about the failings of others, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
It’s not right that the world’s 10 richest people have amassed £400bn since the start of the pandemic while billions struggle, says Guardian...
With a huge backlog of cases becasuse of Covid, it’s a chance to reform archaic and irrelevant court rituals, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Boris Johnson is refusing a £20-a-week rise for those hardest hit by his pandemic policy, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The 1971 Misuse of Drugs Act has needlessly criminalised thousands of people, says Guardian columnist
The wiser move would be to let Trump drift into exile, not stoke the sense of grievance among his base, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Boris Johnson can’t resist the lure of the hard hat, but spending on quality of life and culture would be better value, says Guardian columnist...
It’s not just our ministers who are rotten – our whole system of government, from local to national, is at fault, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Historic churches could again be at the heart of British life, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The government’s centralised planning formula for new houses would have made Lenin blush. This U-turn is welcome, says Guardian columnist Simon...
The late novelist was a shadowy giant of post-war British fiction, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The prime minister is in this mess because he has always considered his own interests before Britain’s, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
New immigration rules will stop EU staff being recruited by a sector that relies on them to fill its soaring vacancy rates, says Guardian columnist...
A breakdown in EU talks would cause more chaos than Britain can stand. He should plan to compensate the industry instead, says Guardian columnist...
British agriculture will be transformed utterly by bold new proposals, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
A Dominic Cummings-influenced white paper throws land open to uncontrolled building – but could spark a Tory revolt, says Guardian columnist Simon...
The fact that the president cannot hold on to power shows the checks and balances are working, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The locked-down prime minister pretends to be fearlessly decisive. But spending for influence and status is likely to be wasted, says Guardian...
The popular TV series about the royal family is reality hijacked as propaganda, and a cowardly abuse of artistic licence, says Guardian columnist...
Cities emptied by the coronavirus can focus on cultural activities, while the countryside we flee to must be protected, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Britain must accept whatever it is offered. The EU is stronger, it has Biden on its side – and it’s right, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The last refuge of the populist – the politics of fear – is being shamelessly deployed by both Priti Patel and Boris Johnson, says Guardian...
The high street is clearly facing disaster, but to survive it must make peace with the online world, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
From Minsk to São Paulo, protesters think they are making a difference. But political reform must come from within, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Legal eagles should ignore No 10’s taunts and instead gird their loins to campaign in favour of judicial review, says Guardian columnist Simon...
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