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Comment from the Observer
2 June 2019
Britain can’t be reborn while we’re still lost in fantasies about the past
David Olusoga
It’s not unpatriotic to point out our flaws alongside marking great achievements such as D-day without succumbing to fake glory nostalgia
Published:
4:00 AM
Published:
4:00 AM
Britain can’t be reborn while we’re still lost in fantasies about the past
It’s not his enemies but his erstwhile friends who are alarming Mr Corbyn
Andrew Rawnsley
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3:00 AM
Published:
3:00 AM
It’s not his enemies but his erstwhile friends who are alarming Mr Corbyn
Only a national government can deliver Britain from its Brexit nightmare
Ed Davey
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1:00 AM
Published:
1:00 AM
Only a national government can deliver Britain from its Brexit nightmare
Behold the preening bodybuilders of the Tory party, craving attention
Barbara Ellen
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1:00 AM
Published:
1:00 AM
Behold the preening bodybuilders of the Tory party, craving attention
The shifting patterns of English
May I have a word about… Kate Moss and Emma Thompson
Jonathan Bouquet
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1:00 AM
Published:
1:00 AM
May I have a word about… Kate Moss and Emma Thompson
Jack the Ripper’s victims had to be whores. Anyone saying different risks a trolling
Stephanie Merritt
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1:00 AM
Published:
1:00 AM
Jack the Ripper’s victims had to be whores. Anyone saying different risks a trolling
The Observer view on Donald Trump’s meddling before his state visit
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1:00 AM
The Observer view on Donald Trump’s meddling before his state visit
Save Edinburgh from becoming a holiday camp for festival junkies
Kevin McKenna
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1:00 AM
Published:
1:00 AM
Save Edinburgh from becoming a holiday camp for festival junkies
Forget culture wars. Class is still the defining force shaping British lives
Kenan Malik
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1:00 AM
Published:
1:00 AM
Forget culture wars. Class is still the defining force shaping British lives
Letters: The BBC’s wish for a finger in every pie
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1:00 AM
Published:
1:00 AM
Letters: The BBC’s wish for a finger in every pie
Democracy is the victim if the law starts to police politics
Kenan Malik
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1:00 AM
Published:
1:00 AM
Democracy is the victim if the law starts to police politics
For the record
For the record
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1:00 AM
For the record
I was a D-day baby, but at least I wasn’t called Dwight
Richard Norton-Taylor
Published:
12:59 AM
Published:
12:59 AM
I was a D-day baby, but at least I wasn’t called Dwight
The Observer view on the Liberal Democrats
Published:
12:59 AM
The Observer view on the Liberal Democrats
1 June 2019
Observer comment cartoon
Donald Trump breezes into Britain – cartoon
The US president cements the special relationship… with Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson
Published:
1:00 PM
Donald Trump breezes into Britain – cartoon
Both right and left should fear the justified rage of Remainers
Nick Cohen
Pro-Europeans find themselves derided or ignored even as their numbers swell
Published:
1:00 PM
Published:
1:00 PM
Both right and left should fear the justified rage of Remainers
Sin taxes on meat or flying won’t change a climate hypocrite like me. Rationing might
Sonia Sodha
Only radical solutions will make us reduce our carbon footprints and help the planet
Published:
12:00 PM
Published:
12:00 PM
Sin taxes on meat or flying won’t change a climate hypocrite like me. Rationing might
Names in the news
The Spice Girls: cake fights and catty talk – what could be better?
Rebecca Nicholson
As nostalgia tours go, this could hardly have been bettered
Published:
10:00 AM
Published:
10:00 AM
The Spice Girls: cake fights and catty talk – what could be better?
26 May 2019
US efforts to jail Assange for espionage are a grave threat to a free media
Alan Rusbridger
I found the WikiLeaks co-founder a troubling figure when I worked with him, but America’s case would criminalise journalistic inquiry
Published:
4:00 AM
Published:
4:00 AM
US efforts to jail Assange for espionage are a grave threat to a free media
What makes the Tories think that anyone must be better than Mrs May?
Andrew Rawnsley
The next leader will face all the challenges that defeated the outgoing prime minister and some extra ones on top
Published:
3:00 AM
Published:
3:00 AM
What makes the Tories think that anyone must be better than Mrs May?
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