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If the king sounds bored by the king’s speech, what hope have the rest of us?

Charles III’s opening of parliament was marked by waffle and filler, a perfect expression of Rishi Sunak’s leadership

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What’s in Nadine Dorries’s book? A pile of dead cats big enough to kill that phrase for good

From sex scandals to alleged arson, the former culture secretary’s new book is not short of explosive claims, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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When Musk met Sunak: the prime minister was more starry-eyed than a SpaceX telescope

As a man soon out of a job, perhaps Rishi Sunak sat dreaming of his own future in Silicon Valley, says Marina Hyde

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Let’s ease up on Johnson and Cummings: Covid was just the ‘wrong crisis’ for them, OK?

The Covid inquiry has hosted a parade of men who assure us they’re experts in everything – except their own incompetence, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Dear Mr Speaker, what are we to do about the honourable gentlemen for Sexpest North?

Crispin Blunt has denied claims against him, but why are we always asked to think of the fallout for the PM, not the alleged victims, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Ofcom says GB news is not impartial, but how can that be true? It has every kind of wingnut going

Home to odd Tory MPs and conspiracy theorists, the channel is a broad church – except when it comes to those who follow the rules, says the Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Rishi Sunak, decorated hero of the war on motorists, is no match for a real-world conflict

The PM is withering on the international stage. Back home, in Tamworth and Mid Bedfordshire, his troops are in trouble, too, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Diana’s ghost in The Crown? Darling, what’s new? She’s the hardest working spectre in showbiz

Thanks to psychics and Hollywood actors, she’s never wanted for work – and she’ll be a real vision in Netflix’s ‘prestige’ drama, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Here’s how the UK can honour those suffering in the Middle East: by being decent ourselves

This is a terrible crisis – our debate and politics must rise to it. And the UK must be a place where Jews feel safe, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Look at the horror of the Israel-Hamas war, then at Elon Musk’s X site. It’s clear he’s not fit to run it

He took Twitter, sacked staff and reduced its checks and standards. Now, in this time of crisis, it’s clear why that matters, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Through a Ulez camera, I spy the vandal who chopped down Laurence Fox’s career. It looks a lot like him

Following Lozza’s arrest for anti-camera vigilantism, we need to ask: doesn’t anyone recognise a martyr when they see one, asks Marina Hyde

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Congrats, Rishi: you’ve got a party so dreadful that Nigel Farage has turned you down

Liz Truss’s return, the PM’s HS2 dithering, Mr Brexit himself: no Netflix doc could truly ‘make sense’ of this Tory conference, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Who gains from Rishi’s ‘long-term’ thinking? Not the planet, not the north … not even him

‘Let Rishi be Rishi’, is the new Tory catchphrase. So far, that seems to be code for ‘let Britain be rubbish’ – and Suella Braverman is circling, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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In the Russell Brand scandal, let’s remember the women

Letters: Too often, the women at the heart of these stories are stripped of their humanity and treated as if they have no worth, writes one reader. Plus letters from Hettie Hope, Angela Donnelly, Michele Roberts and Linda Karlsen

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The brave victims of Russell Brand’s misogyny deserve full support. This time, let’s get it right

The new claims made me think about the media’s treatment of the woman he famously humiliated on Radio 2, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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High-octane, sexy, glamorous? Sorry, in this Sunak era even the ‘spy’ scandals are dull

MPs have the vapours over an alleged Chinese agent in Westminster. But it all seems more Johnny English than James Bond, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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And then Elon Musk said there’ll be no more war – not via his satellite. Aren’t we lucky to have the world in his hands?

The tech deity reportedly shut down his Starlink system to foil a Ukrainian attack. Is he the guiding force we need right now? asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The hapless Gillian Keegan had one thing right: this is a nation ruled by arse-sitters

As the education secretary is finding out, to be a Tory minister is to spend the bulk of your time cleaning up your own party’s messes, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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I have urgent safety concerns for Rishi Sunak’s government. Could we not shut it down for a bit?

School buildings closed at the 11th hour, banned knives banned again and a new job for Shapps? Clearly it’s time for an intervention, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The Windsors are all about forgiving and forgetting – when it comes to Prince Andrew

Some royal rehabilitations are faster than others. The Duke of York’s jaunt with Kate and Wills must have set a new record, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The good folk of Mid Beds appear to be missing an active MP. Where is Nadine Dorries?

The former culture secretary has moved on, and is now an all-round entertainer. But she is still a member of parliament, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The Mason Greenwood story shows that Manchester United’s only ‘duty of care’ is towards itself

For all the corporate speak about the player and the alleged victim rebuilding their lives, the club’s primary concern looks like its own future, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Lionesses, feeling let down by men? Don’t worry, Gianni Infantino will explain how to fight those battles

While the Fifa boss pontificates to ‘all the women’ that they should ‘just push the doors’, we suggest he does his actual job, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Welcome to Rishi-land: barren of attractions, bar a wavering chorus of ‘at least we’re not Labour’

As cartoonish ministers posture with their pseudopolicies, Mickey Mouse is looking positively statesmanlike, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Why this lament for a burnt-out pub? Is it because Britain seems a bit of a Crooked House these days?

The fate of a historic landmark has certainly struck a chord: neglected and reduced to rubble. Uncanny isn’t it, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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