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Starmer and Reeves are playing a dangerous game. How much more do they think Britain can take?

We have rusty playgrounds and rundown town centres, yet the government fixates on its ill-conceived plan to penalise pensioners, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

As festival season ends, let’s celebrate their communal magic – and the fact they’re a rare national asset

Gatherings with music and dancing have gone on for millennia. After a terrifying summer, such simple joy felt almost utopian, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

The brutal battle to get help for children with special educational needs

Letters: Readers respond to John Harris’s article on the difficulties parents face in getting their children the services to which they are legally entitled

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In this new austerity moment, a fight is on: for the rights of children with special educational needs

Cuts ruin lives and raise costs. This scandal is already playing out in the system, and it should be a warning to Labour, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

‘Small is petty’: Michelle Obama’s artful takedown of Trump widely praised

Former first lady lampooned and belittled Trump’s exploitation of race for political gain in her speech

The Guardian - US

The Tories need a clear ideology – Farage and the hard right offer only moral and electoral ruin

As the Tories face another divisive leadership contest, violence across the country puts it in a troubling context, writes Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

To defeat populism, Keir Starmer needs a better story to tell

Letters: Dr Anthony Isaacs, Bernie Evans and Jerry Stuart respond to a piece by John Harris about the need to expose political lies

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Kamala Harris’s bid for history: inside the 26 July Guardian Weekly

Joe Biden passes on the baton. Plus: Paris 2024

The Guardian - UK

Populism has plenty of false promises to solve Britain’s problems. Labour will need to expose them

Sooner or later, the snake-oil charm of Nigel Farage and Reform will have to be tackled head-on – especially if Trump returns to the White House, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Travelling round Britain, I found it at a crossroads between fury and hope. Which way will Labour take us?

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

The Guardian - UK

Prepare for the toppling of private school politics – and a cultural change within Westminster

Extreme class privilege informed the Tories’ worst decisions. This Labour cabinet would represent something very different, says the Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Don’t dismiss the MRP polls – they’re key to defeating the Tories

Letters: Adrian Carter is using polling to help him vote tactically. Plus a letter from Keith Flett

The Guardian - UK

From African stars to British stalwarts, Glastonbury 2024 opens gates to a truly diverse lineup

With the BBC livestreaming globally for the first time, and an especially rich lineup of Black artists, 2024’s festival champions a broad remit – but plays it safe with Coldplay

The Guardian - UK

I’ve seen all the ‘landslide’ polls – but they can’t tell us what’s really going on in this election

Out on the streets, away from the barrage from polling companies, the hopes, fears and intentions of people become clearer, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Miriam Scott obituary

Other lives: Feminist poet and editor best known for the anthology Bread and Roses: Women’s Poetry of the 19th and 20th Centuries

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The election is farcical and frustrating, but deeply significant – under Labour things really could get better

Everywhere I go in Britain, people are exhausted. But there’s good reason to believe a Labour government would bring unseen possibilities, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

When even Surrey’s middle classes are this angry with the Tories, you know it’s all gone wrong for Sunak

The party’s antics since 2016 have estranged a large part of its classic base, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Independent UK

A brief history of politics at Glastonbury Festival

From chants of ‘Oh, Jeremy Corbyn’ to the gloom generated by the EU Referendum result, Glastonbury has been the site where campaigners call for peace, justice and reform for years

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The Independent UK

Glastonbury Festival 2024 lineup, set times and clashfinder for each stage

Fans can now work out any tricky clashes between sets, and which stages their favourite artists are playing

TechRadar

How to watch Glastonbury 2024 — confirmed lineup, guide, news

Here's how to watch Glastonbury 2024 for free from anywhere, with Avril Lavigne and the one and only Cyndi Lauper set to perform at Worthy Farm's festival of the summer too.

The Guardian - UK

Farewell, Michael Gove: from Brexit to levelling up, you sowed the seeds for this Conservative crisis

The Tory puppet master is leaving behind a febrile party flying ever further towards the fringes of our politics, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Education’s deepest crisis is being ignored by Westminster – and even harsher cuts are on the way

A politicians fuss over sex education, a void in special needs provision is leaving families with nowhere to turn, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Labour should commit to a public housing ministry in its manifesto

Letters: John Crawley, Paul Karakusevic, Alan Gardiner, David Felton and Warren Brown respond to John Harris’s article on the growing opposition to right to buy

The Guardian - UK

Something is stirring in England: right to buy looks imperilled, and not a moment too soon

It was Thatcher’s most dire piece of social engineering. Labour’s leadership can’t keep ignoring the voices now raised against it, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

How savage Tory cuts hollowed out all our public services

Letters: Readers respond to an article by John Harris on the devastating impact of the austerity years on councils and communities

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