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Involuntary celibacy is a genuine problem, but a ‘right to sex’ is not the answer

The defining argument of incels should be consigned to history, not used as a solution for this problem, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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How do you know I’m an idiot? Take a look at my right calf

My bike has left me covered in grease – or, as the old hands call it, a ‘Cat 5 tattoo’, writes Zoe Williams

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I haven’t borrowed money from my mother since 1994. But if the banks won’t lend me any …

Say what you like about the collapse of the mortgage market – at least it’s got everyone talking, writes Zoe Williams

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I’ve got my thermals out, but as long as I resist the coat, can I pretend it is not yet autumn?

At this time of year, I find myself scuttling around the streets in profound denial, writes Zoe Williams

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Butter boards: the deliciously rich trend that’s whipping up a storm

Beating butter then spreading it out and adding sweet or savoury ingredients is fast becoming a restaurant and online sensation

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Now we know for sure that big tech peddles despair, we must protect ourselves

After the Molly Russell case, there can be no doubt: our anger must be put to good use, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Squid Game, Blackpink, kimchi pancakes … How did South Korea become such a world power?

One minute everyone wants a bit of British and American culture; the next you’re on the phone desperately trying to get tickets for the latest K-pop sensation, writes Zoe Williams

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Toddlers, stop your running around: Liz Truss is coming for you

Downing Street has childcare in its sights – and the PM has form on this one, complaining in the past that she had seen too many ‘chaotic’ nurseries. What does she expect from two-year-olds, asks Zoe Williams

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How do Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield rescue their reputations? Get in line to hear my suggestions

The queue row has left the This Morning presenters fighting to survive as the nation’s favourites. Here’s how everyone can move on, writes Zoe Williams

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Respect for the war resisters in Russia

Brief letters: Putin’s military draft | Banking on bonuses | Rich pickings on tax | Six-pack of PMs | News for Zoe

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‘Everything is broken because of 12 years of Tory government’ – why can’t Starmer just say it?

Ahead of party conference, the talk is of singing the national anthem. But that’s Labour, always fighting yesterday’s battles, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Thursday briefing: How to make sense of Putin’s nuclear threats

Putin has mobilised reservists and is threatening to use nuclear weapons, but is he serious – and what is really at stake?

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The radio was the soundtrack to my life. But I turned it off a week ago – and may never turn it back on

I could handle the monarchism after the Queen died, but not the repetition. I’m getting my news from Twitter now

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They love the super-rich and want to slash the welfare state: meet the new team at No 10

From a Lynton Crosby acolyte to the man who ran the TaxPayers’ Alliance, Liz Truss has surrounded herself with zealots – and they could do a lot of damage, writes Zoe Williams

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Republicans face a grim reality in modern Britain

Letters: Readers express concern about the silencing of people expressing republican views

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Being a republican in Britain used to be perfectly respectable. So why are people now getting arrested for it?

Over the years, the conversation has been steadily closed down so that you can no longer voice anything but adoration, writes Zoe Williams

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Watch out, Liz Truss: this energy crisis may spark a climate revolution we can all get behind

A freeze on bills is a sticking plaster that won’t be able to prevent the emergence of greener policies, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Spare a thought for the Queen – at least we don’t have to welcome Liz Truss with a kiss

The monarch has been inviting prime ministers to form a government for 70 years. She must be thinking, ‘how did it come to this?’ writes Zoe Williams

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Forgotten history of Durham University’s school of medicine

Letters: David Hunter sheds light on the fate of the Queen’s campus facility. Plus a letter from David Duell

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I went to the seaside and left my husband at home, swimming in sewage

He wanted me to stay when the drains backed up and left the garden submerged in a foul pond. Obviously I still went, writes Zoe Williams

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Yes, Andrew Tate is a loathsome human being. But my 14-year-old isn’t taken in by this ‘king of toxic masculinity’

YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook have all banned the former kickboxer. That hasn’t stopped teachers worrying about his influence on teenage boys, writes Zoe Williams

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Yes, I did leave the pub with a stranger’s spectacles. No, drink was not involved

I was convinced I had lost my glasses, writes Zoe Williams, so when the barmaid offered me a pair that looked vaguely similar …

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Stop telling gen Z to relax – we have to fix the mess left by your generation

Letters: Readers respond to Zoe Williams’ commentary on risk-averse and goal-oriented young people

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Sunak is a ferret? Truss is a budgie? Can we please stop treating voters like idiots?

What’s the point of asking people which animal the Tory leadership candidates most remind them of – apart from trivialising their opinions?, asks Zoe Williams

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Brits still get a warm welcome in Europe, despite Brexit

Letters: Readers in Britain and Europe on navigating relationships with our continental cousins

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