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The Guardian view on Labour and immigration debate: time to change the frame

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To understand this government, look at who it bailed out – and the flailing UK sector it didn’t

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And the award for zero self-awareness goes to second-home owners raging about higher taxes

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It’s over and out (again) for Mandelson, but how many political lives does Starmer have left?

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The Guardian view on Reform’s party conference: Trumpism is on the agenda – it must be resisted

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Keir Starmer may be the judge of Angela Rayner’s fate – but the public is the jury

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Taylor Swift: engaged, mummy-tracked and doomed to tradwifedom? You really haven’t been listening

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Remember when having women in power was supposed to change everything?

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When a journalist uses AI to interview a dead child, isn’t it time to ask what the boundaries should be?

Gaby Hinsliff

Moral outrage over Bonnie Blue’s porn empire misses the point: this is hardcore economics

Gaby Hinsliff

Reform’s tales of wasteland Britain won’t work. There’s a far larger market for hope

Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian view on global inequality: the rising tide that leaves most boats behind

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The Guardian view on Ukraine’s protests: Zelenskyy must heed critics at home and abroad

Gaby Hinsliff

There is a dangerous disconnect: on Gaza, politics no longer speaks for the people

Gaby Hinsliff

Abolishing Ofwat is fine but not enough: teach water bosses that failure has consequences

Gaby Hinsliff

Why is it so hard for the authorities to win public trust? Maybe because they keep lying to us

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Yes, the problem is men like Gregg Wallace – but it’s also those who should stop them and don’t

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Whatever the truth of The Salt Path, I know why people wanted to believe it

Gaby Hinsliff

Who’s really to blame for Labour’s troubles – Rachel Reeves or the invisible PM?

Gaby Hinsliff

It is politicians – not regulators – who must make sense of the supreme court’s gender ruling

Gaby Hinsliff

Trump has unleashed something terrifying in the US – that even he may be powerless to control

Gaby Hinsliff

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Gaby Hinsliff

Prime Minister Farage? He’s serious about that – it’s time the country was too

Gaby Hinsliff

White men are apparently ‘terrified’ of doing the wrong thing at work. I have some advice

Gaby Hinsliff

Maga’s ‘DEI hire’ taunt is an age-old grievance reignited. And it’s spreading

Gaby Hinsliff

Republican Texas is a surprising model for solving the UK’s prison crisis – but it just might work

Gaby Hinsliff

We told young people that degrees were their ticket to a better life. It’s become a great betrayal

Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian view on drought warnings: risks to the food supply need confronting

Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian view on Labour and immigration debate: time to change the frame

Gaby Hinsliff

Britain hasn’t agreed a trade deal with the US – it’s ended a hostage negotiation

Gaby Hinsliff

Support for Reform has surged – what does this mean for UK politics? Our panel responds

Gaby Hinsliff

Even gen Z are resorting to cash - and I’m clinging to my own handful of it

Gaby Hinsliff

Why is Labour getting bolder on Europe? It knows even leave voters can now see the benefits

Gaby Hinsliff

We obsess over the angry young men going Reform. But what of the anxious young women going Green?

Gaby Hinsliff

If Britain is now resetting the clock on trans rights, where will that leave us?

Gaby Hinsliff

To understand this government, look at who it bailed out – and the flailing UK sector it didn’t

Gaby Hinsliff

Whatever Donald Trump does next, this chaos will soon be shaping ordinary lives for the worse

Gaby Hinsliff

Britain can retaliate or negotiate with Trump – but there is no way we can win at this game

Gaby Hinsliff

And the award for zero self-awareness goes to second-home owners raging about higher taxes

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Rachel Reeves swears this is not a return to austerity. What matters is that it feels like one

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Invertebrates! Everyone loves invertebrates! Which is your favourite?

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Keir Starmer praised Adolescence. Now he needs to show he’s learned from it