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Ed Dorrell

Educational catch-up is the Tories’ forgotten policy

James Moore

Partygate would not have happened under Theresa May

Victoria Richards

Is Megan Fox’s engagement ring romantic – or abusive?

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Andrew GriceThe irony of Nadine Dorries’ attack on BBC ‘groupthink’

It is the Tories’ groupthink on the BBC that needs to be addressed. Given that ‘Partygate’ could cost him his job, it’s clear that the corporation has its priorities right
Editorials

EditorialAllegations of bullying and blackmail by whips further debase Johnson

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Angela EpsteinWakeford’s defection to Labour is bitter betrayal of Jewish community

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Tom PeckClaims of bullying and blackmail now amount to a ‘quiet day’ for the PM

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Riya Al’Sanah Protests in southern Israel have been met with brutality

John Rentoul

John RentoulTory MPs should ditch Boris Johnson for Rishi Sunak

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Michael ArceneauxWhen will Sinema and Manchin feel the deep shame we know they should?

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Sally MorganI’m a TV psychic – here is my prediction for Boris Johnson

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Sean O'GradyThe Queen refused to be an exception to the rules – unlike our PM

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Hussein KesvaniLinkedIn seems to be on a mission to kill off good writing

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John RentoulTop 10 sound bites that sound good on first hearing but make no sense

Letters

With 359 Covid deaths yesterday, why have restrictions been scrapped?

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Victoria RichardsIs Megan Fox’s engagement ring romantic – or abusive?

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Sally MorganPsychic Sally Morgan predicts the future for Boris Johnson

Giants Club Summit

Combating wildlife crime with the East Africa Prosecution Association

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Farah Naz KhanI changed my baby’s diaper on a plane. Then the phone calls started

Editor’s letters

Andrew WoodcockWakeford’s dramatic defection made for high drama in the Commons

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Eric GarciaSia’s complaints shows she’s learned nothing about autism

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Hussein KesvaniWhy can’t I talk to anyone at Instagram?

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Mary DejevskyThe west is goading Russia into a war it doesn’t want

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James Moore‘One rule for us, another rule for them’ will be Johnson’s legacy

Opinion

Donnachadh McCarthyDon’t Look Up is a call to action. Here’s what the government could do

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Jon PopeNYC has banned gas in new buildings. That could change the world

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Skylar Baker-JordanUK Conservatives are destroying Boris Johnson. Republicans, take note

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Mary DejevskyIs the Djokovic saga about nationality, politics or privilege?

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Terry MooreWhy you shouldn’t do your dream career

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Cathy NewmanAre the rebels prepared to wield the dagger against Boris Johnson?

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Zain HussainAs a Muslim Hebrew teacher, the Texas synagogue attack made me so sad

Editorials

EditorialDeprived of Brexit, the Tories have simply lapsed back into division

Editor’s letters

Harriet SinclairBiden’s first year in office wasn’t a disaster — but it wasn’t great

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Holly BaxterWhat Biden revealed about his relationships with McConnell and Putin

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John RentoulDefector unites Tory MPs to help Boris Johnson survive another week

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Tom PeckDavid Davis, the PM’s Brexiteer chum, delivers a killer blow

Opinion

David CallawayForget electric cars – carbon storage is the hottest technology trend

Letters

Ignorance can be no defence for Boris Johnson

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Andrew GriceBoris Johnson is resorting to kitchen sink strategy – but he can’t win

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Hannah FearnRishi Sunak is writing off Covid support fraud after slashing benefits

Opinion

Donnachadh McCarthyWe must end the standing charge on energy bills to protect the poor

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Salma ShahThe truth is that Harry and Meghan are no longer relevant to the state

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Mark LoganWe mustn’t let ‘China fear’ take hold in the UK

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John RentoulBoris Johnson launches plan to Save Big Dog with Operation Hangdog

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Rebecca TidyAs a single mum, I’m pleased the BBC licence fee might be scrapped

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Harriet WilliamsonMPs defending Boris Johnson are tying themselves in knots

Editor’s letters

David HardingThe UAE’s global image as an oasis of dreams ignores the harsh reality

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Hamish McRaeOil and gas prices are rising – we remain dependent on fossil fuels

Editorials

EditorialThings do not look good for a free and independent Ukraine

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Michael ArceneauxDon’t get mad about Biden comparing George Floyd and MLK

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Clémence MichallonJoss Whedon, Gal Gadot understands you just fine — and so do I

Letters

Using migrants as a distraction risks turning Tory farce into tragedy

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James MooreDespite what conservatives say, ‘woke’ capitalism is not taking over

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Vince CableThe reign of King Boris may soon be over – careful what you wish for

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Rupert HawksleyWe can no longer ignore the benefits of a four-day working week

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Marie Le ConteThe world can live without the BBC – the question is, can Britain?

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Masada SiegelMy Jewish father taught me to use a gun for self-protection

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Clémence MichallonJason Momoa and Lisa Bonet gave a masterclass in divorce announcements

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Sean O'GradyLabour’s hopes of electoral success depend on one man – Boris Johnson

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Rupert HawksleyBoris Johnson has done nothing wrong – his sister told us so

Editor’s letters

Jack RathbornThe Australian Open can deliver new thrills after Djokovic saga

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Jenny EclairTime to quit the quiche and drag my cooking into 2022

Editorials

EditorialNot even the royal navy can save the government’s asylum policy

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Tom PeckBoris Johnson has broken the glass on the box marked ‘BBC culture war’

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Dominic MinghellaThe attack on the BBC is a cynical distraction effort

Letters

Positive influence of the BBC goes way beyond broadcasting

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Nicholas BostonOn MLK Day, Canadian immigrants like me have a special responsibility

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Sean O'GradyAn apology from the PM: ‘I really should have partied harder’

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Momtaz Begum-Hossain​​Colour is the only therapy I need to banish the winter blues

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James MooreThe BBC is in danger. I recommend strike action

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Darren HenleyIt’s Blue Monday – but the arts give us reasons to feel optimistic

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Sian BradleyEnough of ‘Blue Monday’ – a date that trivialises depression

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Bel TrewIt’s high time the UK government pursued justice for the Syrian people

Editor’s letters

Harriet WilliamsonAshling Murphy’s death is another reminder that women aren’t safe

Editorials

EditorialThe BBC deserves respect from the government of the day

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John RentoulBoris Johnson won by defying the rules – and that is how he has lost

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Hamish McRae The markets don’t really care what happens to Boris Johnson

Letters

Boris Johnson has lied, but it doesn’t mean all politicians do

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James MooreIt’s one rule for us and another for the immunocompromised

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Eleanor NoyceMy grandmother and I have a deep bond but don’t share a language

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Imogen Brighty-PottsWhy are celebrities still treating OCD as a joke?

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Adam EnglandWhy I’m going back to therapy, even though my mental health is stable

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Janet Kataaha MuseveniAs Uganda reopens schools, we must not leave our girls behind

Editor’s letters

John RentoulJacob Rees-Mogg did Douglas Ross a favour by calling him ‘lightweight’

Editorials

EditorialThe Tories have failed the NHS but Labour needs more than platitudes

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John RentoulMea Culpa: A moral failing at the heart of government – or not?

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LettersIf Johnson must resign, so must Starmer

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