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Jonathan Freedland
Jonathan Freedland
Donald Trump isn’t the only villain – the Republican party shares the blame
The US president’s links to Russia reflect the depth of the political crisis. This is a scandal of the entire American right
Donald Trump isn’t the only villain – the Republican party shares the blame
Suzanne Moore
Suzanne Moore
Public eating is fraught. If hotdogs at the cinema are OK, why not a bacon bap at a play?
A theatre has asked its audiences not to eat during performances – but many now consider ‘leisure’ to be eating and drinking at every moment
Public eating is fraught. If hotdogs at the cinema are OK, why not a bacon bap at a play?
Natalie Nougayrède
Natalie Nougayrède
America must lead the free world – the alternative is chaos
For all Europe’s misgivings about the new president’s isolationism, we will need him to ensure our security
America must lead the free world – the alternative is chaos
Polly Toynbee
Polly Toynbee
Don’t fall for Philip Hammond’s budget trickery. There is an alternative
As the chancellor prepares to slash the state he claims there’s no cash. Yet he’s preparing to give billions away to the rich
Don’t fall for Philip Hammond’s budget trickery. There is an alternative
Hugh Muir
Hugh Muir
MI6, why would minorities spy for a society they don’t feel part of?
MI6, why would minorities spy for a society they don’t feel part of?
Aditya Chakrabortty
Aditya Chakrabortty
One ‘not really disabled’ man has won against the system. I’m not celebrating
One ‘not really disabled’ man has won against the system. I’m not celebrating
George Monbiot
George Monbiot
Big data’s power is terrifying. That could be good news for democracy
Big data’s power is terrifying. That could be good news for democracy
Simon Jenkins
Simon Jenkins
If Trump’s goal is friendship with Russia, it’s a prize worth lying for
If Trump’s goal is friendship with Russia, it’s a prize worth lying for
Owen Jones
Owen Jones
It’s not soft on crime to look at young offenders’ histories. It’s common sense
It’s not soft on crime to look at young offenders’ histories. It’s common sense
Marina Hyde
Marina Hyde
Rod Stewart’s ‘beheading’ video: another way of taking offence
Rod Stewart’s ‘beheading’ video: another way of taking offence
Frances Ryan
Frances Ryan
Sophia’s parents are fighting for her life and fighting for support at every step
Sophia’s parents are fighting for her life and fighting for support at every step
Giles Fraser
Giles Fraser
Sheffield’s new bishop is a slap in the face for the women of steel
Sheffield’s new bishop is a slap in the face for the women of steel
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Donald Trump isn’t the only villain – the Republican party shares the blame