Alastair Campbell’s Diary: Farewell Glenys Kinnock and Alistair Darling
Their passing has marked a sad week for the entire Labour family
The next bitter Conservative split spells trouble for Sunak
If Sunak can’t be a credible leader for the Tories, then they will find someone who can
Rishi Sunak, the peevish toddler in Number 10
The row with Greece shows Sunak can’t even do basic diplomacy. So what’s the point of him being PM?
2023’s most unwelcome reboot: the nuclear nightmare is back
The scale of the global crisis means the time for pacifism is long gone
Will the Israel-Hamas war spread?
As Israel’s response to the Hamas attacks goes on, a spiral of violence by West Bank settlers is worrying Washington DC and Brussels
The wonders of Wenders: the restless film-maker returns
Wim Wenders is back with two very different films… and harsh words for Brexit
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Europe is fighting a different inflation battle to the UK
Sir Ed Davey rebrands to save his leadership
Fear and loathing fuel Putin’s campaign trail
No, Keir Starmer did not endorse Thatcher’s foul legacy
My friend Alistair Darling
David Cameron is a failure – but even he is showing up Rishi Sunak
We need a Brexit inquiry
Brexit was all about animal welfare and nuclear subs, claim Sunak and Farage
The clot thickens: Nadine Dorries’ caffeine-fuelled torrent of words
Spiteful Sunak has ensured there is no money left – but here’s how Starmer could grow the economy
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Boris Johnson’s failure to grasp basic maths cost hundreds – maybe thousands – of lives
Jungle Farage poleaxed by a pineapple
Starmer has lost it on Brexit
Johnson at the Covid Inquiry – what happened this morning
The Guardian’s in-house Brexit apologist
Why does the right hate lawyers?
Farage loses his shirt in the jungle
2023’s most unwelcome reboot: the nuclear nightmare is back
Writers
Alastair Campbell
Alastair Campbell’s Diary: Farewell Glenys Kinnock and Alistair Darling
Patience Wheatcroft
The next bitter Conservative split spells trouble for Sunak
Matthew d’Ancona
Rishi Sunak, the peevish toddler in Number 10
Tanit Koch
Germansplaining: Henry Kissinger’s Germanic legacy
Paul Mason
2023’s most unwelcome reboot: the nuclear nightmare is back
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The truth, erudition and beauty of Benjamin Zephaniah
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The truth, erudition and beauty of Benjamin Zephaniah
Boris Johnson’s failure to grasp basic maths cost hundreds – maybe thousands – of lives
The confident nonsense of Boris Johnson
Jungle Farage poleaxed by a pineapple
Braverman’s lukewarm revenge
Starmer has lost it on Brexit
Podcasts
The Two Matts
Q&A: PR, immigration & Elon’s power
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Heaven or Hell for Kissinger?
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Q&A: A May Election, Rental Woes & More Biscuits
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How To Spot A Fascist
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Q&A: Taking on populists, who to vote for and an EU reformation
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Batshit With Dom Joly
Starmer has lost it on Brexit
Being “Tory Lite” will do him no favours at the next election
The Guardian’s in-house Brexit apologist
Why does the newspaper continue to publish Larry Elliot’s Corbynite nonsense on the EU?
The Sound of Starmer: the Labour leader’s Ode to Beethoven
The Labour leader’s love of EU anthem Ode to Joy has caused faux outrage.. and hopes that he might just
be a Rejoiner after all
The wonders of Wenders: the restless film-maker returns
Wim Wenders is back with two very different films… and harsh words for Brexit
Sir Ed Davey rebrands to save his leadership
The party plan to appeal to the “yoof” vote by rebranding as the Dem Libs…
The Square Mile and the EU
The man who speaks for the City knows the bankers can’t do without Europe
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Will the Israel-Hamas war spread?
As Israel’s response to the Hamas attacks goes on, a spiral of violence by West Bank settlers is worrying Washington DC and Brussels
Georgia takes a step towards the EU
Joining the European family is what Georgians have wanted for decades
Turkey has a long history with Gaza
Erdoğan is risking alienating Israel, a crucial trade partner, to please his voter base
Unless we unite now to stop them, populists can win anywhere
This lesson is as old as the 1930s but clearly it takes a long time to learn
2023’s most unwelcome reboot: the nuclear nightmare is back
The scale of the global crisis means the time for pacifism is long gone
Fear and loathing fuel Putin’s campaign trail
The dictator in the Kremlin may not be popular, yet he rules unopposed. But once again he is going to the polls – why?
Defiant Kyiv’s art of war
As Russia bombs Ukraine’s cultural sites, the powerful work in the capital’s Biennial is scattered across Europe
The joy of revolution: the enduring power of Man with a Movie Camera
Dziga Vertov’s film changed cinema and outlasted the USSR – now it’s raising awareness of Ukraine’s fight
One year on, Kherson is still bombarded by Russian forces and misses its younger residents
Venturing out onto the city’s streets carries danger. But there is little reason to go out anyway
Ukrainian women are risking their lives to head home for better reproductive healthcare
They fled Putin’s invasion – but now lack of access and racism are forcing women to head back towards the conflict
Ernst Haas’ reflections from Paris
Colour photography pioneer Ernst Haas created a new iconography for the city by blurring the space between art and photojournalism
Defiant Kyiv’s art of war
As Russia bombs Ukraine’s cultural sites, the powerful work in the capital’s Biennial is scattered across Europe
Multicultural Man: On the Bake Off
The United States of East Anglia
Taste of Europe: Cyril Lignac’s Bûche de Noël
The Sound of Starmer: the Labour leader’s Ode to Beethoven
Writing in the present tense: books for under the Christmas tree
The wonders of Wenders: the restless film-maker returns
Luigi Pirandello: The relentless seeker for answers to the riddle of existence
Stéphane Grappelli: The violinist who changed the face of jazz in Europe
Louis Malle: The French director who was a cinematic maverick
Franz Joseph I: The Emperor who ushered in the end of the Habsburg Empire
Robert Enke: The goalkeeper taunted by the cruelty of depression
