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So Abramovich was on Team Putin the whole time. Who knew?

With the erstwhile Chelsea boss sanctioned, many feign surprise at his links to the Kremlin. Oh come on; we’ve been turning a blind eye for years, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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A world-leading visa system? Tell that to Ukrainian refugees who can’t get past Calais

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine called for a historic response. What we got was the same old, same old, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The week in audio: Paperless; Weekend; Ukrainecast; The Rest Is History – review

The story of a sex toy narrated by none other than Steve Buscemi lightened an otherwise grim week of world news

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Just when No 10 wants to be taken seriously, it creates Sir Gavin Williamson

It’s hard to believe Boris Johnson will really crack down on Putin’s cronies, when he’s just knighted one of his own, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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I’m begging you, Hancock and the Home Front heroes: just sit this one out

Chaps, this isn’t the time to be relaunching careers – this cruel, deadly war in Ukraine is not for your exhilaration, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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It’s Putin’s tale of two cities – London for his oligarchs, Kyiv for his bombs

Our capital pulls its punches when it comes to penalising Russia’s richest, but Putin shows no such mercy to Ukraine, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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As Putin’s tanks roll into Ukraine, he knows exactly who to feel sorry for: himself

We live in an age of sentimental hardmen – just listen to the Russian leader’s aggressively maudlin demands for ‘respect’, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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You can’t erase history. But if you lived on Prince Andrew Way, you might have a go

Thanks to the Duke of York and Oliver Dowden’s preposterous war on woke, the culture wars are now being fought in a street near you, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The innocent have paid a high price for the Post Office scandal. The guilty have not

It was the word of hundreds of Post Office workers against a faulty computer system. Guess who was believed? says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Farewell, Cressida Dick, the Met chief only interested in one thing: ignoring bad coppers

Dick seemed more angered by poor policing on TV than in real life. She’ll be missed by her friends in government, if no one else, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Digested week: claims of Carrie’s crimes against humanity are sexist rot

The government has run out of ideas on Brexit, it’s demob happy on Covid rules, and the PM’s wife is under fire

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A reboot at No 10? You might as well try to reboot the reactor at Chernobyl

Keir Starmer’s depressing encounter with a mob shows Boris Johnson’s new ‘grownups’ really have their work cut out, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Never mind wine fridges, the Tory party is drunk on Kool-Aid

Yes, Conservative MPs really are rallying around a PM who used a paedophile-based conspiracy theory as a figleaf, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Boris Johnson has finally gone full Marie Antoinette – only he’s hogging all the cake

Quite how long Conservative MPs and the British public will continue to indulge the prime minister is unclear, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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It’s the Tory Hunger Games all over again – only this time with pork pies

For the never-did-me-any-harm generation of senior MPs, the protests of the younger generation are hard to stomach, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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How will the great wrecker Boris Johnson break himself out of this bind?

Even diehard Brexiteers are lamenting that the guy who promised them sunlit uplands failed to deliver on any of it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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