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Jonathan Freedland
Jonathan Freedland
The 1930s were humanity's darkest, bloodiest hour. Are you paying attention?
A decade haunted by mass poverty, violent extremism and world war gives us one crucial advantage: the chance to learn the era’s lessons and avoid its mistakes
The 1930s were humanity's darkest, bloodiest hour. Are you paying attention?
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
Don’t be complacent about the risk of President Le Pen
France is a country beset by scandals and security fears – and with the mainstream parties crumbling, anything is possible
Don’t be complacent about the risk of President Le Pen
Polly Toynbee
Polly Toynbee
Should today’s Labour pick up where the SDP left off? This play makes you wonder
Limehouse’s story of the party’s 80s split mirrors this era so eerily that you could tell the audience was considering it
Should today’s Labour pick up where the SDP left off? This play makes you wonder
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
The Conservatives promised change, but delivered more injustice
The Conservatives promised change, but delivered more injustice
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
Theresa May’s tax climbdown shows her weakness
Theresa May’s tax climbdown shows her weakness
Owen Jones
Owen Jones
Brexitland: 'Too many foreigners – way, way too many'
Brexitland: 'Too many foreigners – way, way too many'
Marina Hyde
Marina Hyde
With Farage, Assange and Trump, who needs political satire?
With Farage, Assange and Trump, who needs political satire?
Frances Ryan
Frances Ryan
Cutting tax, clawing back disability benefits: Hammond’s plan is familiar
Cutting tax, clawing back disability benefits: Hammond’s plan is familiar
Giles Fraser
Giles Fraser
In Russia, the persecution of Jehovah’s Witnesses begins all over again
In Russia, the persecution of Jehovah’s Witnesses begins all over again
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