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Who’s for political Bazball with Rishi? Voters? Tories? Anyone?

So a prime minister soiled by the Rwanda policy offers fair play and ethics lessons to cricketers. Funny old game, isn’t it? says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The tide is coming in fast on Rishi Sunak – and it’s full of sewage

The prime minister’s pledges to transform the country look about as rock steady as Thames Water’s balance sheets, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Links to the KGB? Come on, guys. Lord Lebedev just wants to be a public servant

Stop banging on about lapdog politicians and garden parties for the powerful. Why can’t we just see Evgeny as a great success, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Fair play, Musk v Zuckerberg – as a bleat for attention, a megarich-weirdo cage fight is hard to top

It’s an irresistible dystopian image that seems as likely as big tech regulating itself, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The curse of the Harry and Meghan media empire: so much content, but we only care about the Windsors

Archetypes, synergies, books about benches – try as they might to move on, the eyeballs come only when they mine their royal pasts, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Are Tory MPs as deluded as Boris Johnson? It’s a tough act to follow, but they’re doing their best

Why accept responsibility for enabling their old boss when they could carry on his grand tradition of denial and avoidance? asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Sad, confused, deluded: spare a thought for the friends of Boris Johnson at this difficult time

Things may look dark but his acolytes are determined to go down fighting. And, true to type, he is determined to let them, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The charges mount, but Trump’s not worried. He’s just the guy to make jail great again

There’s no telling how many indictments he will collect before the election. And the sad fact is that his party doesn’t seem to care, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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And a big welcome back to Holly! But lose the sanctimony – it’s not OK with the British public

It was a heroic attempt to save the brand by throwing Phil under a bus, but it’ll take more than crystals to shift those negative forces, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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For a prime minister who phoned it in, Boris Johnson is having a lot of trouble handing over one mobile

Conveniently, the device he used most during the pandemic cannot be switched on due to security reasons, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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MPs are right: This Morning is a hotbed of scandal. Thank goodness parliament isn’t

The ‘not illegal’ woes of daytime telly are gripping the nation. Who better to opine than our squeaky-clean representatives, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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What does Jeff Bezos’s new fiancee see in the world’s third-richest man? Must be his enormous philanthropy

Giving money away is hard, says Lauren Sánchez, who is currently touring Europe with Bezos on his 417ft yacht, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Make way for Westminster’s biggest celebrity: Suella ‘three points’ Braverman

Was the Dua Lipa of SW1 too famous to join an online speed awareness course with the plebs? In her own mind, at least, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Pity the MPs who hate the London bubble and its elites – but just can’t leave them behind

The decaying parliament building – and the hypocrisy of those who should be fixing it – says a lot about a nation that’s seen better days, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Phil and Holly: is this the end for the nation’s favourite duo?

Speculation is rife that the relationship between “This Morning” darlings Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby is on the rocks, with rumours of behind-the-scenes tension.

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It’s the nation’s favourite cocktail – Phil and Holly on the rocks. Sickly sweet at first and then quite sour

Of course there are other matters for our country to address, but this is the one that really matters. They are us, we are them, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Who better to sing old Brexit tunes than the Tories’ overhyped new act? Step forward, Kemi Badenoch

As the bonfire of EU laws turned into another damp squib, a desperate party was pushing the business secretary as its voice of reason, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Yes, the Met police threw royal protesters into cells for no good reason – but at least they regret it

By locking up coronation dissidents, the force leads the way in incompetence and overreach, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Lessons must be learned from the Post Office scandal

Letters: Readers respond to Marina Hyde’s article about the silence that surrounds a widespread miscarriage of justice

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A day for Charles, our mournful monarch: in his pomp but out of his time

It’s everything he had hoped for, just the wrong era. Still, one makes the best of these things, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Hundreds of lives ruined. Not a single person held to account. And still: silence on the Post Office scandal

Horrific detail piles on horrific detail as the inquiry rumbles on, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Nixed nuptials, Fox in trouble and ‘erratic’ behaviour … Is Rupert Murdoch OK?

In the grand tradition of his newspapers – we really deserve to know, says the Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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For all his hardman mantras, Raab forgot rule one: don’t be a massive arse

Where does Raab’s resignation leave Rishi Sunak? The PM’s pledge to leave scandal behind is wearing thin, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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How is Britain rising to this inspiring coronation moment? By obsessing about the Sussexes again

Nothing says ‘monumental’ like commemorative mugs, a tarragon quiche and 4,000 articles about two California residents, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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What’s age got to do with it, Marina Hyde?

Letters: Charles Harris, David Silverman and Howard Temperly detect a whiff of ageism in the columnist’s criticisms of the Dalai Lama, Rupert Murdoch and other older men

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