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Well done, Keir Starmer, for taking on private schools’ tax breaks – but you can go further

Though ending charitable status is safe ground for Labour, only structural change will bridge education inequality, says the Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Covid is still a deadly threat in Britain – we can’t just pretend it’s gone away

Without a plan in place to minimise infection, a ‘moving on’ strategy leaves vulnerable people behind, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Disabled children can’t afford to use their ventilators this winter. Politicians need to face reality

It’s not fearmongering to suggest that in the absence of proper state support this winter, people are going to die, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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At this rate, the next PM will be the chasm where Suella Braverman’s soul should be

The Tory party is already lining up its next leader, running through all its MPs in ever-decreasing quality, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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A Tory U-turn on benefit cuts can’t reverse the colossal damage already done

A rise in line with inflation would be the bare minimum – Tory policies have been targeting Britain’s poorest people since 2010, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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‘Electrifying’ book about women with disabilities sells for six figures

Who Wants Normal?, a ‘memoir, handbook, celebration and call to action’ by Frances Ryan has been bought by Fig Tree after a nine-publisher auction

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Liz Truss spoke as a PM in denial, watched by a party that knows she’s a failure

The PM is plugging on while the Tory party implodes around her. Unfortunately, we’re about to feel the aftershocks, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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The class war is upon us – and Holly and Phil were the final straw

I’m not saying This Morning has started a revolution, but maybe we’ve had our fill of a few getting ahead while the many line up for scraps, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Worried about the cost of living? You’re a doomsaying lefty, says Liz Truss

Crisis, what crisis? The right’s love of pretending nothing is wrong may have dire consequences come winter, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Worried about bills this winter? In Truss’s Titanic economics, only the rich will get a life raft

With a national catastrophe looming, the Tory leadership candidates have adopted a muscular ‘anti-welfare’ stance, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Why is Starmer peddling the Tory ‘magic money tree’ line on public spending? It’s just bad economics

In such times of crisis, smart state investment is to be welcomed, not feared, says the Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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What 40C in the UK will look like

NHS, road and rail networks, workplaces, schools, people with disabilities and rough sleepers will face problems this week

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Monday briefing: How the UK will struggle in today’s unprecedented extreme heat

In today’s newsletter: With record highs of 40C or 41C possible, Archie Bland and Nimo Omer break down how the heatwave will affect everything from workplaces to people sleeping rough

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There is nothing funnier or more terrifying than the Tory leadership candidates

In the running is a motley crew of extremists, fools and people who would sell your grandma for a chance at power – or deport her, says Frances Ryan

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No masks, no free tests, low sick pay – the UK government is back in Covid denial

Cases are on the rise, but a few small changes would make a big difference to millions of vulnerable people, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Never forget the misery that Margaret Thatcher caused

Letters: Amid debates about the statue of the former prime minister in Grantham, Dorinda Stokes recalls the suffering of mining and shipyard communities. Plus letters from Ian Marsden and Dominic Shelmerdine

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My home town doesn’t need a fawning monument to Margaret Thatcher

Grantham can do much better than this – an Iron Lady statue facing off with a bronze poll tax protester would be more fitting

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When people use food banks, it’s not because they’ve lost their copy of Nigella

The offensive suggestion from MP Lee Anderson that poor people can’t cook is straight from a familiar Tory playbook, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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The cost-of-living crisis will be a 'matter of survival' for disabled people

People living with disabilities are being disproportionately affected by rising prices, with many being forced to choose between heating, eating, and powering vital medical equipment just to get by.

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It’s not just the US, Britain needs no-protest buffer zones around its abortion clinics too

Women seeking legal healthcare in the UK also suffer harassment. They should be able to claim that right without fear, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Charging for Covid tests in England just as infections surge? This is an act of national self-sabotage

England is abandoning a public health tool that has undoubtedly saved many lives in the pandemic, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Why the BBC drama Then Barbara Met Alan brought tears to my eyes

To see on primetime television the fight for disability rights in the 1990s was a profoundly moving moment, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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To those who wish to penalise poor people, cold and hunger are signs of a perfect system

Politicians and the media have long dehumanised benefits claimants. Making their lives tougher is part of the plan, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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If you’re clinically vulnerable in England, Johnson’s ‘new normal’ is a kick in the teeth

The end of Covid restrictions will leave millions of people in fear for those they love, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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The Tories’ ‘tough on crime’ stance has only led to misery and death in prisons

More prisoners are dying in England and Wales than ever – but the government won’t do anything about it, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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