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I’m not sure I feel comfortable pinning a poppy to my cagoule this year

The far right have coopted the flower for their own cynical ends, but I still want to remember the war dead

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Will the planet outlive my dying laptop?

I may be in denial about my computer being on the blink, but after another hot and muggy Halloween, one thing is frighteningly clear

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The Tory MP protecting Ipswich, Twix by Twix

Tom Hunt’s claims about shop theft in the town he represents is dog whistle politics

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Politicians and prisons have made us stir crazy

Current political rhetoric is too vengeful to allow for a proper discussion about when and whether prison works

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Take this addictive food away from me!

Putting a sticker on ultra-processed foods may not be the solution it seems

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Labour’s meat tax is just another Tory lie that we’ve all been forced to swallow

The Conservatives’ fake story about a nonexistent Keir Starmer policy is typical of the party’s desperate attempt to win votes

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Wake up, people! GB News is after our National Trust scones

The right-leaning channel is throwing its weight behind a Tufton Street-backed campaign to undermine the heritage charity

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Vote no to the thinktank pod people trying to body-snatch the National Trust

The conservation organisation once again faces being infiltrated by climate crisis deniers and oil-funded groups

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A note of caution about the withdrawal of cash

Without coins and notes, unaccountable banks can know everything we’re spending. Is that good?

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What, a school revamp once every 440 years isn’t enough?

Rishi Sunak is evading his duty of care after slashing millions from the budget for repairing schools when he was chancellor

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The Tories watering down protections for polluted rivers? I smell a rat

One thing the Conservatives have achieved: the comprehensive choking to death of our waterways

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The Edinburgh fringe is just another choking canary in the toxic national mine

But if I’m going to watch the Britain I loved expire slowly, I’d rather do it from the top of the Royal Mile in August

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As Britain drowns in filth, the Tories want more toilets

Kemi Badenoch wants gender-specific lavatories in new venues, but is it wise to release more excrement into our fatally compromised sewage systems?

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This dying, sweary Tory government wants to drag us down with it

They’re trashing our energy policy, asylum system and global reputation on the way out… and the language!

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Rishi Sunak – a total investment banker

What kind of person opposes initiatives designed to protect the future of our planet so his enfeebled party can retain power?

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Europe burns while the Tories’ net zero plans are set to go up in smoke

Rishi Sunak needs to understand that investing in green initiatives is a lot cheaper than flying all his hedge fund manager mates to Mars

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If the Tory degree plan is dopey, look who’s selling it

Those charged with explaining the policy had been sent into the field without any clear idea of what the word ‘good’ actually meant

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The UK’s Mickey Mouse news agenda deserves only contempt

The BBC presenter scandal was absolutely not the main story last week

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Can fleeing Tories be turned into quality TV?

With more than 40 Conservatives seeking new employment before the next election, media careers could be on the cards

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Never mind the fate of life on Earth, what about the cat-children?

Confected controversies and Jonny Bairstow’s supposed heroics generate more concern than genuine unfolding catastrophe

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Who would pay to hear our drivel? That appears to be the Tories’ logic

Charging journalists to attend their party conference suggests the Conservatives hope to win the next election by staying under the radar

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If wanting fair, accurate political coverage means I’m a nerd, knit me a tank top

Luckily the great British public were on hand to help Laura Kuenssberg correct the record last week

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Would you put an erect penis on a packet of cheese? Absolutely no whey

Removing the incongruous image of the Cerne Abbas giant’s member from a dairy product was the upstanding thing to do

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Never mind his WhatsApp messages – can Boris Johnson himself be disappeared?

Escaping the toxic radioactive half-life of his degraded legacy means the Tories will also have to vanish the former PM

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Take it from someone in a TV duo: Holly and Phil are simply sick of each other

Whatever the specifics of Willoughby and Schofield’s quarrel, a major cause can be summarised in two words: you again

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