Editorial
Editorials from the Guardian. All Guardian and Observer editorials can be found here
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Editorial: Mixed messages and a failure to get key players on board has compromised Boris Johnson’s post-lockdown plans from the outset
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Editorial: The government is right to regard education as a priority. But the announcement that they should go back in June was all wrong
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Editorial: Councils have incurred huge debts trying to mitigate the impact of the pandemic. It’s time to give local authorities the funding and respect they deserve
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Editorial: The pandemic has driven big chunks of our lives online. But screen conversations are not the same
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Editorial: The government must be cautious in both the decisions it takes and the messages it sends
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Editorial: The chance to put biodiversity and the environment at the heart of recovery from the pandemic should not be squandered
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Editorial: Coronavirus is much more likely to claim the lives of black people than white. Socio-economic factors are a significant contributor
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Amid the national failures exposed by the pandemic, it is immoral and preposterous to pretend that modern Britain is defined by its wartime history
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Editorial: Keir Starmer must prepare now for the moment when voters begin to wonder what he stands for besides constructive opposition to the Tories
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Editorial: Smartphones can be used to digitally trace Covid-19. But not if the public don’t download an app over privacy fears – or find it won’t work on their device
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Editorial: Tory MPs fear that the growth of the role of the state is accepted as necessary by the public
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Editorial: By staging an improvised postal poll during a pandemic, the Law and Justice party is indulging in ruthless opportunism
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Editorial: After nine weeks of confinement, Italians are back in the streets. But the most difficult decisions have yet to be made
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Editorial: It’s no surprise that the virus is making us anxious. Nor that some groups and people are far worse affected than others
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Editorial: Many parents are struggling to look after their children while working to pay the bills. They need support and reassurance
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Editorial: The classical music network offers listeners something infinitely precious – escape, companionship and beauty
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Editorial: The US death toll could get much worse thanks to a president concerned about re-election rather than the welfare of citizens
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Editorial: The television adaptation of Sally Rooney’s novel is a superb and timely reminder of the pains of adolescence
The Guardian view on furloughed workers: safe for now