Suzanne Moore of the Guardian wins Orwell prize for journalism

The Guardian columnist Suzanne Moore. In her Orwell prize acceptance speech, Moore lamented the lack of diversity in the media. Photograph: Teri Pengilley/The Guardian

The Guardian columnist Suzanne Moore has won the Orwell prize for journalism for her “stubborn and brave commentary” on the aftermath of Brexit, #metoo and the politics of remembrance.

Moore won the prize for articles on attitudes to Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky in the wake of the #MeToo movement; why she was wrong to refuse to wear a poppy for remembrance; and why she did not take part in the march for a People’s Vote.