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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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Is there a comeback more unwelcome and doomed than Prince Andrew’s?

If all the duke has is a bizarre mocked-up photo of two people in a bathtub, then he’s in far worse trouble than he realises, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Why is British politics a raging bin-fire? Don’t ask the misunderstood heroes who held the torches

From Truss to Johnson, former chaos-mongers are sure none of it is remotely their fault. In fact, the time is ripe for a comeback, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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How many divers will Rishi Sunak need to plumb the murky depths of Nadhim Zahawi’s tax affairs?

The former chancellor once said of Boris Johnson that he should ‘do the right thing’ and go. It could be time for him to take his own advice, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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This is levelling up Sunak-style – he’s first among the equally useless

Pity a PM trying to sell a flagship policy he never liked, flanked by ‘idiot’ colleagues who don’t much like him, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Don’t tell me that David Carrick’s crimes were ‘unbelievable’. The problem is victims aren’t believed

Another criminally misogynist police officer pleads guilty, and officials voice surprise. No wonder women feel betrayed, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Guardian and Observer charity telethon raises nearly £80,000

Journalists including Marina Hyde and John Crace help raise sum in aid of groups tackling cost of living crisis

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The Guardian and Observer charity telethon 2022: call our writers to donate

Help those struggling with the cost of living by calling writers including Marina Hyde, John Crace and Polly Toynbee with your donation

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Five Great Reads: trains not planes, a social media detox and some hot priests

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of the most thoughtful reads from the past seven days, selected by Imogen Dewey

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Why does the Harry and Meghan psychodrama continue? Because no one really wants it to end

For people seeking a new life, the Sussexes seem obsessed with their old one, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Dominic Raab may have the most terrible record in government, but at least it’s perfectly formatted

From the Brexit department to the Foreign Office, the deputy PM has been remarkably consistent in his focus on all the wrong things, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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At last, a Kardashian has spoken: those Balenciaga bears should never have worn bondage gear

After its ad campaign tried to spread some festive cheer, the fashion house Balenciaga has been judged the sinner, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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England’s armband activism was heroic – until it met the mere threat of a yellow card

Vague, hashtag-friendly and easy to take off: the OneLove armband was the perfect non-protest for the Qatar World Cup, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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No-jokes Jeremy Hunt can’t bridge gap between Tory fantasy and reality

The message was that we were screwed for the foreseeable – just forget about who was to blame

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Having filled us with fear, chancellor hints that horrors won’t be as huge as he thought

The cuts will still be terrible, but not as terrible as they could have been. Rejoice! Celebrate St Jeremy, the patron saint of expectation management

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All hail Jeff Bezos the philanthropist! The rest of us will just keep paying our taxes

The Amazon founder says giving money away ‘is really hard’. Luckily, poor people do far more of it than he does, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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What’s more cringey than a Matt Hancock bushtucker trial? The Tory MPs voting for it

These MPs have found their imaginary backbones only when he is washed up, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Rishi Sunak the vanishing man zones out in PMQs pasting

He’s now done three and is getting worse each time – you might have got more sense out of the lettuce

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Cronyism, donors, wily MPs: Johnson’s honours glorify all that is wrong with his party

The scandals pile so high the Tories hope we can’t keep track of them. But outside the walls of Westminster, anger is mounting, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Suella Braverman aboard a Chinook: proof that in politics, standards can always get worse

Who needs low expectations when we now have a home secretary so low-calibre, it could almost make you nostalgic for Priti Patel, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Great news for the economy! Britain is now stable enough for Matt Hancock to eat genitals on I’m a Celeb

The former health secretary may have lost the Tory whip for signing up to a stint in the jungle. But will he find himself? asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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