Gary Younge
Gary Younge is editor-at-large for the Guardian. His new book Another Day in the Death of America, published by Guardian Faber, is out on 29 September. Twitter: @garyyounge
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Now Labour’s two sides can start to bridge the great divideAfter Jeremy Corbyn’s confirmation both left and right have to return to their founding principles. Failing to do so is costing the party – and the country – dear
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America's war: the killing of Jaiden Dixon and Tyler DunnOn Saturday 23 November 2013, 10 children died after being shot. It was just another day in America. In an exclusive extract from his new book, Gary Younge chronicles two short lives
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Kids killed by guns: America's daily nightmare – videoOn an average day in America, seven children and teenagers will be shot dead. Gary Younge tells the stories of the lives lost on one random day - 23 November 2013
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The week at Guardian conference: from immigration to BrangelinaThe morning conference – one of the Guardian’s dearest traditions – goes far beyond discussing what news to report
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‘Eggs thrown, windows smashed, a family attacked in a park’: how Brexit impacted east EuropeansBritain’s vote to leave the EU has left many east Europeans feeling anxious. For groups that never previously saw themselves as victims of racism, the spike in hate crimes has come as a shock
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Wiping, burping, cajoling ... how much can you learn from parenting?Andy Murray credits fatherhood for his Wimbledon victory. Andrea Leadsom claimed being a mother would make her a better PM. But is raising a child really the key to self-improvement? Here five writers explain how it changed them
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‘Is Angela Eagle really better than Jeremy Corbyn?’ – Guardian writers on Labour’s leadershipThe former shadow business secretary wants to become Labour leader, and promises to unite the party. How do her credentials stack up?
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Dallas police shooting: Micah Johnson was 'lone shooter' – as it happenedFollow the latest updates in the aftermath of a shooting attack on a protest against police violence in Dallas, in which five officers were killed
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Brexit: a disaster decades in the makingThe Long Read: On the day after the referendum, many Britons woke up feeling that the country had changed overnight. But this was a disaster decades in the making
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Brexit: Katharine Viner and Gary Younge answer your questions - Q&A;Join the Guardian’s editor-in-chief Katharine Viner, and columnist Gary Younge to consider some of the questions and feelings that the referendum result has prompted
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After this vote the UK is diminished, our politics poisonedDuring the campaign the very worst impulses were given free rein and voice. Britain is not greater for this decision but smaller, weaker and more vulnerable
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EU referendum: are you in or out? Our readers discussJoin us at 12pm today to discuss where you stand and why. Follow the blog over the morning as we will update it with opinions from our journalists
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Ridiculing Brexiters is a sure way to lose the argument for staying in the EUDisparaging the leavers’ arguments as being so flawed they are barely worth countering may turn out to be a very dangerous strategy for the remain camp
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Gary Younge on David Beresford: 'the most generous and gentle mentor'The late veteran reporter was the Guardian’s Northern Ireland and South Africa correspondent, covering the Troubles and end of apartheid, but he was also a good friend, great mind and a formidable chess opponent
Election 2016: The view from Middletown The view from Middletown: join Gary Younge for a unique look at the US election