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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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Dalai Lama tongue controversy: playful joke or ‘abusive’?

Viral footage showing the Dalai Lama kissing a boy on the lips and asking him to “suck my tongue” has triggered a war of words between outraged critics and the Tibetan spiritual leader’s supporters.

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Donald Trump, Rupert Murdoch, the Dalai Lama: living proof that no one is too big for retirement

What do so many of the world’s most powerful men have in common? In lesser jobs they would have long been put out to pasture, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Labour’s advert attacking Rishi Sunak is a new low for the party

Letters: Readers are unimpressed by Keir Starmer’s strategy of personal attacks against the prime minister

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What was that dreadful thud? The sound of Keir Starmer falling off his high horse

‘Civility in politics’? Starmer may have to stable that nag after Labour’s ‘paedo protector’ attack ad on Rishi Sunak, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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What do you, a real person in the real world, want? Best be quiet and let the politicians tell you

It’s ever so convenient that the thing you care about is never the thing that’s landing them in trouble, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Now we know: in Trump’s fantasy comeback, he’ll be wearing handcuffs

In the topsy-turvy world he has created, criminal charges against the former president may be just the boost he needs, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Did Gwyneth Paltrow ski into a retired optometrist? I couldn’t care less, but the farce is unmissable

A starstruck lawyer, a neutrals-clad wellness guru – this has to be the lowest stakes court battle of all time, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Never mind the lies on Fox News: Rupert’s getting married again. Just be happy for him

I worry that the fuss about fraudulent election claims will overshadow the real story. It’s love at fifth sight, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Decision time: did habitual liar Boris Johnson tell some lies? It’s going to be tense

The former PM is wheeling out the old clown act to rebuff the Partygate allegations. Let’s hope it’s for the last time, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Britain, we had a thing with Truss and Johnson but it was toxic and we were right to end it. Just walk away

Both blame us for the breakdown and want to try again, but that just speaks to their self-delusion, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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‘It’s not who we are,’ wails British Gas. Sorry but when you’re using bailiffs to install meters, that’s exactly who you are

It’s not the only company filling its boots while poor people have to pay more for electricity. Luckily Grant Shapps is on hand to look busy, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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