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Forget ‘levelling up’ – Liz Truss isn’t even pretending to care about inequality

Under Boris Johnson, the agenda failed because of incoherence and incompetence. For our new PM, the problem’s ideological, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Calls grow for permanent Bank Holiday in lasting tribute to Queen Elizabeth II

Hundreds of thousands of people want September 8 to become "Queen Elizabeth Day"

Liverpool Echo

New annual Queen Elizabeth bank holiday plan gathers momentum

It comes as a petition to add an annual bank holiday has received more than 100,000 signatures

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Travelling the country after the Queen’s death, I’ve caught a glimpse of the post-Elizabethan age

New voices are emerging, altogether more irreverent and questioning of Britain’s institutions, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Under Liz Truss, we’ll be careering into petrolhead politics while the world burns

Politicians who disparage net zero as a ‘new religion’ and wind power as ‘medieval’ are tipped for cabinet posts, says the Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Britain has been avoiding its biggest problems for decades. Now we’re paying the price

From the climate to water and energy, our country is facing multiple crises that are a product of total political failure, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Britain is entering a profound social emergency. Why is nobody acting like it?

We are entering an era of mass fuel poverty and ‘warm banks’ – and complacent leaders have left a dangerous political vacuum, says the Guardian columnist John Harris

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Time to admit it – Brexit has been an unmitigated disaster

Letters: Emma Lilley on the extra costs and hassle faced by artists, Nick Inman on the absence of any measurable benefits and Ray Kirtley on the loss of the Erasmus+ scheme. Plus letters from Jeremy Cushing and Geoff Reid

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Wife 'completely overwhelmed' at husband's decision after her health diagnoses

"I feel completely overwhelmed"

Liverpool Echo

Secrets to the success of one of Nottingham's best loved 'hidden gem' bars

The pub manages to keep locals coming back - despite a hill walk

Nottingham Post

There is an alternative to disruptive climate protest

Letters: Prof Rupert Read believes a moderate flank of activists who can bring people together is the way forward, while Cllr John Dearing urges people to get elected to local councils to make a difference. Plus a letter from Maggie LeMare

The Guardian - UK

Berating climate sceptics isn’t enough – disruptive protest now seems the only way forward

The time has come to choose: do you trust the people in suits denying this emergency, or the the activists lying in roads in an attempt to ward off catastrophe? asks Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Wanted: a Tory candidate with the faintest idea of what modern Britain is actually like

Intelligent Conservatives must surely know that they should soon change course before their retrograde, fanatical party collides with the rocks, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

The road to revolution, from PR to staggered elections

Letters: Readers respond to an article by John Harris about reforming a broken political system

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The lesson from Johnson’s tenure – British politics needs dragging into the 21st century

The UK’s creaking democracy is in crisis, and neither the Tories nor Labour have the answers to this frightening mess, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

What kind of government attacks the rights of children with special needs?

The illiberal pattern is familiar, as ministers plan to change the rules and block avenues of resistance for parents who disagree, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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The Tories are teetering, but only a progressive alliance can deal the final blow

Last week’s byelections showed that a ‘change moment’, a chance to rid the UK of this rotten government, is within sight, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Don’t despair at the state of our divided country

Letters: A broad coalition of centre-left parties could yet offer hope to progressive voters, writes Michael Gold. Plus letters from Charles Harris, Dr Nicholas Falk and David Cockayne

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The Tories’ Brexit obsession has no future in a changing Britain. They just won’t admit it

Shifting voter demographics and the dire consequences of leaving the EU are now clear – but are yet to prompt a rethink, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Britain is already in the grip of a deep malaise – what happens when zero growth bites?

Economic growth is expected to sputter to a halt: welcome to a new era of breakdown that will affect us all, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

The pride of Milton Keynes is at risk of being trashed

Letters: David Head on why the new Great British Railways HQ must be located in the new city, Nick Raynsford on Crossrail and strategic planning, and Jon Reeds on car dependency

The Guardian - UK

Want to see where Britain’s political future will be decided? Head to Milton Keynes

People in ‘MK’ are rarely staunch leftists, but nor are they fans of Brexit fanaticism. This is a growing, overlooked electorate, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Goodbye to the age of rage: why Piers Morgan’s outrage journalism is flopping

With sobering crises like Ukraine and the cost of living, it’s no surprise the appetite for venting behind a microphone is waning, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - AU

Barnaby Joyce’s drought envoy texts not ‘documents of a minister’, prime minister’s office claims

PMO again refuses freedom of information request to release any messages Joyce says were reports on his work

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