Take a look inside Keir Starmer's private jet It’s not as glamorous as you’d think Evening Standard · Jun 5, 2024
Starmer v Sunak: who came out top in the first leaders’ debate? Our panel’s verdict The PM and Labour leader tussled on tax, Gaza and immigration. But did either man land a damaging blow? The Guardian - UK · Jun 5, 2024
Senior Labour MP dodges Owen Jones' 'basic questions' on Gaza A SENIOR Labour member dodged questions from journalist Owen Jones on Gaza while out campaigning. The National (Scotland) · Jun 4, 2024
Bohemian Bristol Central could be the one contest Labour loses on election night. Here’s why The Greens have their sights set on Britain’s most pro-migrant constituency, where people once rioted over a new Tesco, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones The Guardian - UK · Jun 2, 2024
Power-drunk and arrogant: if this is how Starmer’s Labour treats its MPs, what will his party be like in power? Labour’s purge of Faiza Shaheen and Diane Abbott increases my fear about how it will behave in office, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones The Guardian - UK · May 31, 2024
As the ICC seeks arrests, I ask those who facilitated the Gaza slaughter: what were you thinking? The deaths, the atrocities – all were predicted. Those who ignored all the warnings should be held responsible too, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones The Guardian - UK · May 22, 2024
The students protesting in Dublin are on the right side of history – and they know it With their success in persuading their university to divest from Israeli companies, they join a rich tradition of student activists, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones The Guardian - UK · May 10, 2024
Never mind stop the boats: Sunak is using fear to build a life raft for himself. But the people will stop him If MPs cannot resist the Rwanda plan, activists will, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones The Guardian - UK · Apr 30, 2024
Ruggable’s new collection with Morris & Co. is here, and it's the perfect way to bring soft florals into any room Ruggable is at it again with a new collaboration with Morris & Co., and this nature-inspired rug collection is perfect for spring. Here are my favorite picks from the collaboration Homes & Gardens · Apr 28, 2024
Britons don’t like culture wars, but that doesn’t mean the ‘woke mob’ messaging will stop New polling confirms people care more about jobs and public services than an orchestrated backlash against minorities – Labour, take note, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones The Guardian - UK · Apr 24, 2024
Britain’s defence policy is more like one big declaration of war Instead of stockpiling weapons and stoking fears of coming conflict, we should be focusing on keeping the peace, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones The Guardian - UK · Apr 18, 2024
Blood, chaos and decline: these are the fruits of unbridled western hubris The radical right is correct that the west is waning. But it’s not ‘wokeness’ that’s to blame, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones The Guardian - UK · Apr 11, 2024
The slaughter and famine in Gaza is an atrocity foretold. We demand an end to it The thousands in Britain who march against this war see a people – and aid workers – under murderous attack. Sunak can act, and he must, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones The Guardian - UK · Apr 3, 2024
Boris and Carrie Johnson have a second-hand holiday on the slopes Carrie Johnson proudly boasted online that she found ski gear steals for the children on Vinted Evening Standard · Apr 2, 2024
The Guardian - UK · Apr 1, 2024 The flaws inherent in a triple lock on the bedrock of the welfare state Letters: Readers respond to an article by Owen Jones supporting plans by the Conservatives and Labour to maintain the triple lock on the state pension
The Guardian - UK · Mar 27, 2024 The poor need the money, the rich may not – but I say hands off the state pension triple lock The policy has its critics, but as Tories and Labour vow to keep it, I back its retention. It can be made fair, and a state should care for its people, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
The Guardian - UK · Mar 26, 2024 Splitting the left-leaning vote risks another Tory victory Letters: Readers respond to columnist Owen Jones’s decision to leave the Labour party and try to persuade others to vote for Green or independent candidates instead
Evening Standard · Mar 22, 2024 Truss memoir receives pocket money advance The 49-day PM’s publishers seem to lack confidence in her upcoming book
The Guardian - UK · Mar 21, 2024 The Labour party is in my blood. Here’s why I’ve just cancelled my membership My ancestors could always point to Labour policies that transformed ordinary lives. I cannot say the same, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Evening Standard · Mar 13, 2024 Diane Abbott urges Keir Starmer in face-to-face talk to restore her as a Labour MP after new racism row Veteran London MP also slams Tories for playing ‘race card’ and criticises Commons Speaker too
The Guardian - AU · Mar 8, 2024 Five Great Reads: ‘Dunecore’, dysregulation and dumb red carpet questions Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Imogen Dewey
The Guardian - UK · Mar 7, 2024 A dark pattern runs through British politics: when the powerful lose control, protesters suffer Casting your opponents as dangerous extremists is the oldest trick in the book, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
The Guardian - UK · Mar 1, 2024 After George Galloway’s triumph in Rochdale, urgent questions loom for Keir Starmer – and the left, too Labour’s Muslim supporters are angry. The left must think about what happens when Starmer’s approach unravels, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
The Guardian - UK · Feb 29, 2024 Welcome to topsy-turvy Britain, where it’s opponents of Israel’s war who are the extremist ‘mob’ Apologists for the mass slaughter of Palestinians are held up as mainstream, respectable moderates, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
The Guardian - UK · Feb 21, 2024 Anti-migrant, pro-Boris, anti-care worker: the Tories are pushing panic buttons that no longer work Targeting carers in the midst of a shortage seems ridiculous, but the party is desperate. It is running out of time and bereft of ideas, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones