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The Tories are teetering, but only a progressive alliance can deal the final blow

Last week’s byelections showed that a ‘change moment’, a chance to rid the UK of this rotten government, is within sight, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Don’t despair at the state of our divided country

Letters: A broad coalition of centre-left parties could yet offer hope to progressive voters, writes Michael Gold. Plus letters from Charles Harris, Dr Nicholas Falk and David Cockayne

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The Tories’ Brexit obsession has no future in a changing Britain. They just won’t admit it

Shifting voter demographics and the dire consequences of leaving the EU are now clear – but are yet to prompt a rethink, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Britain is already in the grip of a deep malaise – what happens when zero growth bites?

Economic growth is expected to sputter to a halt: welcome to a new era of breakdown that will affect us all, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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The pride of Milton Keynes is at risk of being trashed

Letters: David Head on why the new Great British Railways HQ must be located in the new city, Nick Raynsford on Crossrail and strategic planning, and Jon Reeds on car dependency

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Want to see where Britain’s political future will be decided? Head to Milton Keynes

People in ‘MK’ are rarely staunch leftists, but nor are they fans of Brexit fanaticism. This is a growing, overlooked electorate, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Goodbye to the age of rage: why Piers Morgan’s outrage journalism is flopping

With sobering crises like Ukraine and the cost of living, it’s no surprise the appetite for venting behind a microphone is waning, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Barnaby Joyce’s drought envoy texts not ‘documents of a minister’, prime minister’s office claims

PMO again refuses freedom of information request to release any messages Joyce says were reports on his work

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How to fire with dignity

The first time I fired someone, it was a debacle.

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Riven by scandal and division, the Tories have all but abandoned levelling up

Boris Johnson’s ‘defining mission’ is nowhere to be seen. This is a huge opportunity for Labour to seize the initiative, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Ghost hunting team capture 'clear terrifying spirit' at Annesley Hall

"We had team members feeling absolutely scared to death."

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PM’s office won’t release any texts with QAnon friend, arguing they would not be ‘official documents’

Scott Morrison’s office refuses to release any text messages that might exist between PM and Tim Stewart following information commissioner ruling

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Tories – for the good of the nation, save your party from this moral void

Boris Johnson’s toxicity poisons all of our politics, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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‘Cost of living crisis’? No – this is a social emergency that will define who we are

Too many people remain outside the political conversation and vulnerable to the meanest kind of policies, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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What Labour must do to cut through to voters

Letters: Party workers on the ground are best placed to genuinely understand the needs of the working poor, writes Dr Peter Mangan, while Dr Anthony Isaacs calls for better slogans and Harold Mozley wants clear, concrete policies

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If Keir Starmer doesn’t seize the moment now, then what is his party for?

The old adage about oppositions not winning elections but governments losing them can’t excuse Labour’s lack of bite, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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The Tories’ bellicose posturing on Ukraine is dangerous – and unfair to us

Tough talk from Putin seems to trigger a misplaced machismo from those who should know better, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Nigel Farage’s hard-right faction won Brexit. Now net zero is in its sights

A small group of rightwing MPs are using questions about living costs to undermine climate action, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Oligarch money is embedded in London. Beware the big talk of a ‘crackdown’

How can we expect the Tory party to wean Britain off Russian wealth and power, when they got us hooked in the first place?, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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The fight for Ukraine is a fight for liberal ideals. So how can Boris Johnson possibly lead it?

Tories have been happy to take Russian money and attack the democratic values they now claim to hold dear, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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The Guardian’s Politics Weekly podcast relaunches with dedicated UK & US editions

The Guardian has refreshed the look and sound of its long-running Politics Weekly podcast, including a new release schedule and presenter

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A post-Covid world is coming into view – but where is the payback for two years of death and suffering?

As restrictions end in England, the Tories’ promise to ‘build back better’ is nowhere to be seen, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Some starting points for the reinvention of Sheffield

Letters: Prof Lewis Lesley on Sheffield’s tram network, Judith Martin on the importance of local knowledge and Jane and Simon Clements on the city’s musical heritage

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Britain’s Covid story is about sacrifice and selflessness. Boris Johnson can’t tell it

The prime minister’s crumbling authority has created a vacuum, and the right is already filling it with dangerous narratives, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Luxury at the top, privation at the bottom: Britain is becoming feudal in its disparities

With their private planes and wine fridges, those governing the UK are too steeped in excess to see the suffering they cause, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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