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Ann Widdecombe’s death should make Britain ask itself: what sort of political culture do we want?

Dehumanising politicians is the first step towards justifying their elimination. It matters more than ever to keep putting the person back into the picture, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Ann Widdecombe obituary

Former Conservative minister who played up to the role of British eccentric in a post-parliamentary TV career

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Sir Humphrey moments: a brief history of bust-ups between ministers and mandarins

Olly Robbins gave MPs a classic civil servant’s performance – and there are lessons from the past about how ministers should respond

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How to watch 'Dunblane: How Britain Banned Handguns' online – stream the documentary from anywhere

The BBC documentary revisits the campaign that followed the 1996 Dunblane school shooting, showing how bereaved families helped force a UK handgun ban. Here’s where to stream it, plus what to do if you’re traveling.

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‘We need Target to stand up’: activists in Minneapolis press retailer amid ICE arrests at its stores

Activists say the retailer has met with clergy but not spoken out against ICE or safeguarded employees and customers

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‘Madness’: two US citizens violently detained by ICE in Minnesota, officials say

Two Target employees forced to the ground, then into SUV, then dumped in different parking lot

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Poison Water review – a damning tale of greed, incompetence and Britain’s biggest mass poisoning

When north Cornwall residents’ water turned black and gelatinous in 1988, they were urged to mix it with orange squash when drinking. This powerful film lays out the effects of the toxic H2O – and their long struggle for justice

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Adrian Sutton obituary

Acclaimed British composer best known for War Horse, Coram Boy and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

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Brian Bond obituary

Military historian whose books, notably on the two world wars, helped to establish the subject as a serious field of academic endeavour

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Texas attorney burned Down Syndrome son’s body after shooting him dead when he mistook him for an intruder

Michael Howard told officials he ‘cremated’ his son because he believed it was what he ‘would have wanted’

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Michael Ancram obituary

Veteran Conservative politician who served as a Northern Ireland minister and chairman of the party

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The Guardian view on the Conservative party: whatever goes around comes around

Editorial: Since 1900, only four Tory leaders have not gone on to become prime minister. Rishi Sunak’s successor is likely to become the fifth

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Rishi Sunak urged by top Tories to delay quitting as leader until successor chosen in autumn

The ex-PM has said he would stand down from the helm of the Conservative Party once plans to elect the next leader are in place

Evening Standard

Yvette Cooper to chair meeting of taskforce considering ‘alarming rise’ in candidate intimidation – as it happened

Home secretary to host meeting of government’s Defending Democracy taskforce after reported rise in harassment during election campaign

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Tories cling to hope that wipeout polls are wrong as gallows humour kicks in

Party hopes to limit damage by warning of ‘supermajority’ while thoughts also turn to aftermath of defeat

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Starmer’s promise to voters: ‘I will relight the fire of optimism’ in Britain

Writing in the Observer, the Labour leader vows to restore the bond of trust with politics if his party wins Thursday’s general election

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‘We went from naive, hippyish protesters to hardcore anarchists’: the criminal justice bill protests, 30 years on

It’s three decades since the government’s attempt to ban raves radicalised an oddball coalition of dance fans, squatters and ‘new age’ travellers. What became of the protesters who tried to kill the bill?

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A defeated Rishi Sunak should go, but my advice is: not too quickly

What our politics and government need is a restoration of continuity and stability – not a premature resignation, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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Suella Braverman will be forgotten after ‘tirade of abuse’, says Michael Howard

Former Tory leader denies ex-home secretary’s scathing letter to Sunak means party is ‘turning on itself again’

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Jess Phillips quits Labour frontbench as Keir Starmer suffers major rebellion over Gaza ceasefire – UK politics as it happened

SNP motion calling for ceasefire in Gaza defeated 294-125

Evening Standard

David Cameron timeline: from MP to PM to Foreign Secretary

The foreign secretary’s first big role came in 2001

Evening Standard

OPINION - The big takeaway from the ‘small boats week’ is one the Tories will hate to hear

“Have these idiots never heard of Gary Hart?” Such was the exasperated response of a veteran One Nation Conservative yesterday to the failure of “small boats week”.

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Tory ministers under John Major wanted Scotland treated 'as a region of England'

SENIOR Tory cabinet members in the 1990s believed that Scotland should be treated as though it were a region of England, official archives have…

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The Observer view: Britain’s brutal and overcrowded prisons pose a risk to us all

Nothing will change until politicians of all parties acknowledge that too many people are in prison

The Independent UK

Sanctuary for Pablo Escobar’s family in UK was part of secret deal

World’s most infamous drug lord was planning to surrender on condition his wife and children were given asylum, with Britain named as a ‘preferred destination’

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