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I used to think Googling my symptoms kept me healthy. My mother’s death showed me I had to quit

Tragedy, and an OCD diagnosis, reshaped my understanding of what I was doing – and why, says Elle Warren, a writer covering queerness and mental health

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In this new austerity moment, a fight is on: for the rights of children with special educational needs

Cuts ruin lives and raise costs. This scandal is already playing out in the system, and it should be a warning to Labour, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Prepare for the toppling of private school politics – and a cultural change within Westminster

Extreme class privilege informed the Tories’ worst decisions. This Labour cabinet would represent something very different, says the Guardian columnist John Harris

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The culture warriors have come for the National Trust. This is how we take them on – and win

Organised populists are trying to drag our cherished institution into polarising and divisive rows. The public won’t let them, says Celia Richardson, National Trust director of communications

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The secrets of a healthy divorce: ditch blame, put kids first – and avoid lawyers as long as you can

Nine people who managed to break up without hostility or bitterness tell us how they did it

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‘I was grieving but couldn’t admit it’: why men cope so badly with miscarriage

When a mother has a miscarriage, men tend to snap into being strong, stoic and supportive. But a father also needs time to grieve. Here, Steve Bloomfield reflects on loss and hears how men are learning to help each other come to terms with what might have been

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How should Keir Starmer take on 2024? By looking back a century to Labour’s first government

Ramsay MacDonald’s short-lived victory holds three key lessons, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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Through a delayed train’s window, I see how Britain’s ‘blue wall’ is crumbling - town by commuter town

My unwanted rail odyssey began in London Waterloo, and ended up showing me how the Tories are failing their core voters, says the Guardian columnist John Harris

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‘She divorced me’: how to make job shares work – and why they can fail

In the post-Covid shift to hybrid working, the idea of job sharing has lagged behind. For some, though, it’s the ideal solution. Job partners describe the pitfalls and how to make a success of it

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The story of Britain’s pools and leisure centres is one of neglect, decay and the lies of levelling up

As the NHS buckles and public health plunges, our cheap and accessible fitness facilities are being shuttered, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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They said we would ‘build back better’ after Covid. What breathtaking deceit

Instead of rewarding us for our suffering, Jeremy Hunt and Rishi Sunak are offering nothing but more hardship, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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How I learned to tame my hypochondria

Recent years have seen a dramatic rise in the number of people suffering with health anxiety. Annalisa Barbieri reveals what triggered – and eventually settled – her ‘late-onset hypochondria’

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What kind of government attacks the rights of children with special needs?

The illiberal pattern is familiar, as ministers plan to change the rules and block avenues of resistance for parents who disagree, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Welcome to another episode of the Boris Johnson show: the most tedious box set in history

It’s cliffhanger after cliffhanger with our soap-opera prime minister. And he always gets away with it, says the Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

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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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