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Britain now stifles peaceful dissent like a repressive regime. It’s time to roll back our anti-protest laws

Under the Tories, non-violent climate protesters were jailed for up to five years – and there is little sign that Labour will change tack, says Linda Lakhdhir, legal director of Climate Rights International

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I feel deep sympathy for Kate and I’m glad she’s better. But this dance with the media devil won’t work

A woman emerging from chemotherapy feels obliged to be filmed in a wheatfield to appease the public, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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France’s leftwing coalition had a serious chance to change the country. It blew it

The right’s Michel Barnier is now PM – and the NFP must share the blame for failing to unite behind a plausible candidate, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

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The Black, Jewish and Palestinian liberation struggles are intertwined

We must commit to the coalition work that might bring freedom for some of the most vulnerable among us

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Why the BBC making one journalist redundant matters – for our media and democracy

Kate Lamble’s reporting on Grenfell was public service journalism at its best. But sweeping cuts will make it far harder to replicate, says Guardian columnist Jane Martinson

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Trump will not prepare for debating Kamala Harris. He believes he’s perfect

Trump didn’t want, much less imagine, a debate with Harris. Not so subconsciously he still thinks he’s facing Joe Biden

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Why stop at breakfast? We paediatricians think all of England’s primary pupils should have lunch for free

There are increasing numbers of children with chronic health conditions. It must be on Labour’s menu to help them, says Steve Turner, president of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health

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Warning: countryside at risk. Ministers are pulling a fast one over the threat to pristine green-belt land

Proposals for potential development go much further than anyone first thought. A revolt may follow, says environment writer Geoffrey Lean

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I sit in the House of Lords – and here’s why getting rid of 92 hereditary peers won’t fix it

Only a fully elected second chamber will give us true democracy, says Green party peer Jenny Jones

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‘Didn’t care enough’: Here’s what the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide found

The Department of Veterans’ Affairs appears to be taking this royal commission seriously. The same cannot be said for the defence force.

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Beaten, marooned, demoralised – and yet still the right clings to Thatcher. I’ve seen them: they’re so lost

I went to a conference of rightwing pollsters and party grandees. It seems their only way forward is to look back, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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Why ‘pronatalist’ politicians want voters to have more babies

It’s not just JD Vance, and it’s not just the US. Almost 30% of countries globally now have pronatalist policies — up from 10% in the 1970s.

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Polling on race: The secret is deniability

A voter’s reason for liking what Peter Dutton says may be racist or xenophobic, but they can easily defend that position in other ways without asking themselves any hard questions.

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Data breaches, leaks and fake IDs: Why teen social media bans could impact all ages

There’s no shortage of reasons the government’s proposed age limit on social media should make you nervous.

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When everything and everyone is racist, the worst offenders hide in plain sight

In a world where so much is decried as racist, those who traffic in overt bigotry no longer stand out.

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Russian propaganda talking points would be very familiar to News Corp audiences

The Murdoch media has an enormous impact on Australian political discourse. But where are its ideas coming from?

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Has The Daily Telegraph abandoned its ‘coward attack’ campaign after a few weeks?

The Daily Telegraph appears to have been inconsistent in its promise to rebrand domestic violence matters as ‘coward attacks’.

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‘Borderline mental’: News Corp journos slam company’s AI crackdown on popular transcription service

Exclusive: News Corp has tracked its journalists using Otter.ai and then blocked the service, after evaluating the company’s AI use.

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Albanese to announce social media age ban

Labor is planning on introducing a minimum age for access to social media, and Clare O’Neil highlights the ‘total despair’ of young people trying to find affordable housing.

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The Trump effect: How much does populism drive policy?

As Europe waits on France to form a government, as the world waits on the US to pick a president, who drives the agenda? In the wake of the January 6th 2021 storming of the US Capitol, the rest of the world thought there is no way Americans would ever…

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The Guardian view on Keynesian naivety: workers must be able to bargain for a fair share

Editorial: As the TUC annual conference begins, new figures from the UN show why productivity growth doesn’t naturally benefit everyone

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The Guardian view on a boost for buses: reversing deregulation is the right move

Editorial: Empowering councils as well as mayors to run buses is a step towards the transport integration England needs

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OPINION - Zarah Sultana MP: Are Labour about to be the new party of austerity?

Politics is a matter of life and death.

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This winter fuel fiasco will save Labour £1.3bn this year. But it will cost Starmer more

The PM’s poor approval rating suggests a tricky road ahead, and the Treasury’s macho posturing won’t help anyone, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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