History will not forgive May’s reckless push to the no-deal precipice Polly Toynbee
The prime minister is being held hostage by Brexit hardliners. She does more damage every day she re...
Opinion
Carney is right. Brexit could lead to a better, fairer kind of globalisation Larry Elliott
Free market economics created a world fit for multinationals. But we need less frictionless trade an...
Dark money is pushing for a no-deal Brexit. Who is behind it? George Monbiot
Targeted no-deal Brexit ads are funded opaquely, yet the government has failed to bring in new laws ...
Northern Ireland’s young people know their history. If only the rest of Britain did too
England’s casual indifference to the border question has betrayed the post-Troubles generation @john...
The country I walked through deserves better than Brexit Mike Carter
A trip across England in 2016 revealed a nation broken by neoliberalism. For it to heal, this above...
A hidden government is preparing for Brexit… by keeping us in the dark Nick Cohen
An army of civil servants has been engaged to hide the terrible truth for as long as possibleSat 9 F...
Why disaster capitalists are praying for a no-deal Brexit George Monbiot
They want to tear up our green regulations so they can plunder and pollute the environment for profi...
Climate change is the deadliest legacy we will leave the young John Lanchester
Property prices, pensions and austerity will pale into insignificance compared with the effects of g...
Trump and Putin have relaunched the arms race. Hug Europe close, Britain Rafael Behr
The decision by Washington and Moscow to withdraw from a nuclear weapons treaty has just made the wo...
Fantasies of Dunkirk spirit couldn’t survive a no-deal Brexit Polly Toynbee
Nostalgia for British ‘pluck’ leads some to positively relish crashing out of the EU. The reality wo...
Rebuild the faded towns of Britain to end our national malaise John Harris
New research shows a hollowing-out of communities. Our wellbeing depends on restoring the pride of p...
We’re fixated by giving things up. After Dry January, I’m saying yes to indulgence Linda Grant
Enough with modern-day abstinence – it’s simply a desperate bid for self-controlSun 3 Feb 2019 07.12...
North to south, the seeds of division in Brexit Britain were sown long ago Ian Jack
Industrial decline began in the 19th century, when scorn for manufacturing set in. But delusions of...
‘Stress interviews’: another way to make millennials’ lives hell Gaby Hinsliff
The treatment of Olivia Bland at her job interview was a misuse of power. Thankfully, she had the ne...
Worse than plastic waste: the burning tyres choking India
The British government is already flouting its own rules, allowing scrap tyres to be sent abroad for...
Grandparents should be taken on family holidays, says minister
**Grandparents should be taken on family holidays, the minister responsible for tackling loneliness...
What penalty could a drone operator face?
**The person - or people - responsible for flying drones near Gatwick Airport has caused chaos for t...
Climate change: 'Hell to pay' if COP24 talks fail
**Amid impassioned pleas for progress, negotiators at the UN climate talks in Poland are facing the...
Climate change: Failure to tackle warming 'suicidal'
**The UN secretary-general has warned negotiators at a major meeting that failing to increase effort...
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