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UK politicians have got it wrong on the Israel-Hamas war. We must hold them to account

Tory and Labour reluctance to criticise the Israeli government could make our leaders complicit in war crimes, writes Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Starmer’s path to No 10 is assured – that’s why voters must demand greater ambition

It would be a grave error to wait until Labour is in government to scrutinise what the party has to offer, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

MPs hit the DJ decks as Starmer is the toast of town

More Keir-themed cocktails as shadow cabinet prepare karaoke numbers

Evening Standard

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Tories tire of Owen Jones’s conference doorstepping

‘Owen’s gig is as original as it is insightful,’ said one councillor

Evening Standard

Tory conference revealed a party that’s crumbling – and with Nigel Farage laying siege to its future

Just like the US Republicans in 2008, the Conservatives are turning to far-right populism. Their comeback will be built on it, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Whether or not Suella Braverman becomes the next Tory leader, her extreme ideas rule the party

The home secretary’s extreme views are shared by the Tory membership and beyond, writes Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Robbing the poor to fund tax cuts for the rich – Britain is a Tory test lab for a new rightwing populism

Freezing benefits in order to slash taxes for wealthy voters? It’s nakedly obvious who this government really cares about, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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Even Blairite Labour is better than the alternative of another Tory term

Letters: Keir Starmer’s centrism is preferable to more years of cuts, cronyism and contempt for those most in need, writes Martyn Taylor. Plus letters from Stuart Finegan, Prof Mary Mellor, Matthew Ryder and Philip Clayton

The Guardian - UK

After the reshuffle, Blairites dominate Starmer’s shadow cabinet. That’s bad news for the rest of us

It’s 2023, not 1997, and the problems facing the UK can’t be solved by yet more privatisation, writes Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Abandoning a wealth tax is a ruinous Labour strategy. It’s ‘Blairism without the cash’

The tough choice is not to court big business, but to invest in rebuilding our shattered society, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Labour’s new deal for workers could be transformative, but unions fear Starmer won’t stick to it

Will the party continue to water down its manifesto under pressure from business? The signs are not promising, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Here’s the flaw in Sunak’s poisonous strategy: voters don’t believe migrants cause all their problems any more

The Conservatives’ enduring habit of blaming others for their own failures has served them well but it may be running out of road, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Why do Britain’s MPs hang on to their second jobs? Because our tinpot democracy lets them

Analysis on MPs’ second jobs reveals a wealth of vested interests – when their only interest should be their constituents, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

In a broken Britain, the Tories zero in on shoplifters stealing Calpol and food for their children

These thefts are crimes of poverty. Ministers’ threats to send culprits to prison will never solve them, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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The Guardian - UK

From Thatcher to Sunak – toxic divide and rule has always been the Tory weapon of choice

Consider the aliens bill of 1904 and then Theresa May’s claims about a migrant’s cat, and you see a long, ignoble tradition, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Misery for Sunak, glee for Davey, mostly joy for Starmer – our panel on the byelection results

Our panel assesses the positions of the parties after an extraordinary night of bellwether byelections

The Guardian - UK

There’s no point to Labour as a party if it won’t pay to pull children out of poverty

Families punished by the inhumane two-child benefit cap are being betrayed, says the Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Orange confetti at Osborne’s wedding – what else can we expect when Britain’s powerful are not held to account?

Forget calls for ‘civility’: activists are only creating the scrutiny that is lacking from our political and media systems, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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Liverpool Echo

GMB guest issues warning over 'devastating' mortgage rate hikes

Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard were joined in the studio by a number of guests on Thursday

The Guardian - UK

The LGBTQ+ community could once rely on Labour as a staunch ally. Not any more

The party that abolished Thatcher’s hateful section 28 has been pulled into the mire of ‘social conservatism’, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The National (Scotland)

Our one year from £24 offer kicks off the summer of independence

We have also attracted commentators from south of the border such as Caroline Lucas MP and journalist Owen Jones.

The Guardian - UK

Wage rises are driving inflation? Don’t swallow this dangerous rightwing myth

All the evidence is there: corporate greed is the culprit, but policymakers daren’t take on big business, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

David Cameron left Britain exposed to the pandemic – where’s the outrage?

Boris Johnson’s party antics of course deserve scrutiny, but a chief architect of our woeful Covid response has virtually got away with it, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The National (Scotland)

BBC commissions study on misinformation which then spreads misinformation

A study commissioned by the BBC for a podcast exploring conspiracy theories and misinformation has been found to have spread misinformation itself.

The Guardian - UK

Extreme websites peddle conspiracies, but what about the mainstream outlets that do it too?

Addressing the problem will mean taking on some of the most powerful voices in the country, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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