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James Ball

Every time Elon Musk acts, another bit of Twitter dies - and he’s fine with that

The billionaire tech bro is no longer trying to save the company he paid $44billion to own

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The case against payouts for the WASPi women

Pensioners who have benefited greatly from the triple lock should not get more at everyone else’s expense

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The Guardian’s embarrassing mistake

An article on how to fix the housing crisis is ripe for demolition

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The price of British politics

There is an easy way to stop scandals over political donors – by getting rid of them altogether

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May 2 is out - but these election dates could be even worse for Sunak

Not even the prime minister knows when he’ll put the country out of its misery

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Is James Timpson the best boss in Britain?

Timpson’s high street company mends shoes, cuts keys and helps prisoners rehabilitate. Is it all too good to be true?

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Is Michelle Donelan’s political career worth £15,000? Apparently not

A cabinet minister gives a masterclass in how not to handle a crisis of her own making

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Paul Marshall, creature of the right

The investor has served up a hateful diet of culture war and conspiracy theory at GB News. Now he’s eyeing up the mainstream Tory media

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The Budget conjuring trick that’s wrecking Britain’s economy

The UK’s main fiscal rule encourages reckless chancellors to pile on debt and let others deal with the consequences

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George Galloway is back... but not for long

His return to Westminster is unwelcome - but the voters of Rochdale will soon see through him

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The Hunter Biden witch hunt

The US media seemingly cannot resist even the most obvious of bait when it is delivered by the Republicans

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Shrinkflation is pure political cynicism

Politicians love jumping on niche ideas that make them look in tune with the real world. Don’t fall for it

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The Tories are sleepwalking towards oblivion

No one in Westminster dares to say it – but the Tories are heading for an extinction-level event

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Carlson/Putin: an interview with a jilted man

Dictators are boring, as the US journalist Tucker Carlson belatedly discovered when he met Vladimir Putin

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Labour’s creaking machine

The mishandling of antisemitism allegations is the second gaffe by Starmer’s operation in as many weeks. Is his media team up to the job?

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Labour’s green climbdown shows Starmer must stop letting the Tories dictate his strategy

This episode bodes ill for the party in an election campaign - and in government if they win

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Rooting for the anti-hero: Taylor Swift for president?

Spurred on by fear of her endorsing Biden, the US right is turning on the singer and her gridiron star boyfriend. Bad move

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The Popular Conservatives – neither popular nor conservative

A very strange group of people gathered together in London today to promote a political agenda that nobody wants

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Labour’s green energy climbdown raises questions about Starmer

There is still a feeling that we don’t know who he really is

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The antisocial Tories’ epic video fail

A misfiring ‘personalised’ video by Rishi Sunak proves that politicians are getting online comms badly wrong

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For Fox sake

Right wing controversialist Laurence Fox doesn’t seem to understand why he lost his libel trial. Here’s a little explainer

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The dark side of the metaverse

UK police are investigating the first sexual assault in a virtual reality world. Does the future look like this?

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Our broken benefits system leaves 28% of children in poverty. But who’s going to fix it?

The Tories treat being poor as a fact of life for many. Labour can’t do the same

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This is how the internet ends

Low-quality AIs are already serving up fake information to searchers. If this grey goo multiplies, we’re in trouble

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Trump will be the Republican nominee. But could he spring one more huge surprise?

Bringing RFK Jr on board could swing the White House race against Biden

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Destroy the Tory party – who cares? Certainly not Sunak

If he gets his own way, the PM will cling on until the very end

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Oil and gas will soon be things of the past. No wonder Sunak is drawn to them

The prime minister’s legacy looks even worse with his illogical energy policy

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Another Labour own goal from dozy Harry Cole

The Sun political editor’s latest swipe at Starmer isn't just pathetic - it’s against his own paper’s beliefs

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Labour must keep it green

Watering down the flagship pledge to spend £28bn on net-zero jobs would be a humiliating disaster

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Reform UK’s biggest danger is that it will make the Tories even worse

Richard Tice’s vow to stand in every seat could just be a negotiating tactic

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A matter of dishonour: Liz Truss’s lettuce list

Truss being allowed an honours list was a joke. But handing peerages to Tory donors is no laughing matter

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Can we trust Sunak’s promise to hold an election in 2024?

Sunak ‘guaranteed’ the next general election would take place next year but it would be a brave man who would bet the farm on a promise made by the PM

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