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Politics + Comment
9 July 2024
The politics sketch
PopCons reassemble and Jacob Rees-Mogg is the sanest person in the room
John Crace
The tone is relentlessly delusional – to listen to this lot you’d think the last 14 years were a socialist paradise
Published:
1:35 PM
Published:
1:35 PM
PopCons reassemble and Jacob Rees-Mogg is the sanest person in the room
The Guardian view on Labour’s revolution: legitimising its power requires rebuilding trust
Published:
1:35 PM
The Guardian view on Labour’s revolution: legitimising its power requires rebuilding trust
The Guardian view on overcrowded prisons: James Timpson’s arrival is a signal of hope
Published:
1:35 PM
The Guardian view on overcrowded prisons: James Timpson’s arrival is a signal of hope
Politicians being nice to each other won’t rescue our democracy – but civility empowers us all
Anne Perkins
Published:
11:16 AM
Published:
11:16 AM
Politicians being nice to each other won’t rescue our democracy – but civility empowers us all
The left in France has beaten back the far right. This is how we do the same in the UK
Owen Jones
Published:
7:00 AM
Published:
7:00 AM
The left in France has beaten back the far right. This is how we do the same in the UK
Boris Johnson claims we are heading for ‘serfdom’ if Starmer changes our awful Brexit deal. Ignore him
Naomi Smith
Published:
6:00 AM
Published:
6:00 AM
Boris Johnson claims we are heading for ‘serfdom’ if Starmer changes our awful Brexit deal. Ignore him
Nandy wasn’t supposed to head up culture, but could her level-headed approach be just the ticket?
Charlotte Higgins
Published:
5:00 AM
Published:
5:00 AM
Nandy wasn’t supposed to head up culture, but could her level-headed approach be just the ticket?
I’ve spent a lifetime working to level up Britain. Angela Rayner, here is my advice
Michael Heseltine
Published:
3:00 AM
Published:
3:00 AM
I’ve spent a lifetime working to level up Britain. Angela Rayner, here is my advice
Britain is suddenly a beacon of stability in Europe – now it’s France that’s in turmoil
Timothy Garton Ash
Published:
1:00 AM
Published:
1:00 AM
Britain is suddenly a beacon of stability in Europe – now it’s France that’s in turmoil
8 July 2024
The politics sketch
Less is more from Starmer and Reeves in contrast to Tory sound and fury
John Crace
There’s been an energy to Starmer’s slumber and beneath the chancellor’s surface dullness there lies hope
Published:
12:24 PM
Published:
12:24 PM
Less is more from Starmer and Reeves in contrast to Tory sound and fury
Angela Rayner’s suit and Victoria Starmer’s secret power: why do I suddenly smell sexism?
Zoe Williams
Published:
12:01 PM
Published:
12:01 PM
Angela Rayner’s suit and Victoria Starmer’s secret power: why do I suddenly smell sexism?
Leaderless, rudderless, purposeless – the Tories have just one chance to stave off extinction
Justine Greening
Published:
11:13 AM
Published:
11:13 AM
Leaderless, rudderless, purposeless – the Tories have just one chance to stave off extinction
Cleaning up our fetid politics is Keir Starmer’s toughest task yet. Here’s how he can do it, fast
Polly Toynbee
Published:
9:44 AM
Published:
9:44 AM
Cleaning up our fetid politics is Keir Starmer’s toughest task yet. Here’s how he can do it, fast
Pro-Palestine votes aren’t ‘sectarian’. Dismissing them would be a dangerous mistake for Labour
Nesrine Malik
Published:
1:00 AM
Published:
1:00 AM
Pro-Palestine votes aren’t ‘sectarian’. Dismissing them would be a dangerous mistake for Labour
7 July 2024
Travelling round Britain, I found it at a crossroads between fury and hope. Which way will Labour take us?
John Harris
Voters across the country spoke of familiar themes of doubt and disconnection – and a new, tentative belief in the future, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Published:
10:42 AM
Published:
10:42 AM
Travelling round Britain, I found it at a crossroads between fury and hope. Which way will Labour take us?
The politics sketch
No rest for the winners: business secretary rushed on to Sunday politics shows
John Crace
Just 40 or so hours into his role, Jonathan Reynolds sounded much more sensible than anything we’ve heard in recent years
Published:
9:09 AM
Published:
9:09 AM
No rest for the winners: business secretary rushed on to Sunday politics shows
Keir Starmer was once my apprentice – and this is how I think he might fare as prime minister
Geoffrey Robertson
He is not offering great reform, but his Wilson-like workaholism and Attlee-like seriousness are what we need now, says Geoffrey Robertson KC
Published:
8:00 AM
Published:
8:00 AM
Keir Starmer was once my apprentice – and this is how I think he might fare as prime minister
Economics viewpoint
Of the UK economy’s two possible endings, the happy one is more likely
Larry Elliott
Will the credits roll as Starmer wins big in 2029 or will Reeves be boxed in by her own fiscal rules and leave the economy in a worse state?
Published:
5:41 AM
Published:
5:41 AM
Of the UK economy’s two possible endings, the happy one is more likely
The Séamas O’Reilly column
I’m hoping my son, aged five, has the makings of a political commentator
Published:
4:30 AM
Published:
4:30 AM
I’m hoping my son, aged five, has the makings of a political commentator
Keir Starmer stunned sceptics and rebuilt Labour. Now he must do the same for Britain
Andrew Rawnsley
Published:
3:30 AM
Published:
3:30 AM
Keir Starmer stunned sceptics and rebuilt Labour. Now he must do the same for Britain
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