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Through a Ulez camera, I spy the vandal who chopped down Laurence Fox’s career. It looks a lot like him

Following Lozza’s arrest for anti-camera vigilantism, we need to ask: doesn’t anyone recognise a martyr when they see one, asks Marina Hyde

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Congrats, Rishi: you’ve got a party so dreadful that Nigel Farage has turned you down

Liz Truss’s return, the PM’s HS2 dithering, Mr Brexit himself: no Netflix doc could truly ‘make sense’ of this Tory conference, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Who gains from Rishi’s ‘long-term’ thinking? Not the planet, not the north … not even him

‘Let Rishi be Rishi’, is the new Tory catchphrase. So far, that seems to be code for ‘let Britain be rubbish’ – and Suella Braverman is circling, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The brave victims of Russell Brand’s misogyny deserve full support. This time, let’s get it right

The new claims made me think about the media’s treatment of the woman he famously humiliated on Radio 2, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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High-octane, sexy, glamorous? Sorry, in this Sunak era even the ‘spy’ scandals are dull

MPs have the vapours over an alleged Chinese agent in Westminster. But it all seems more Johnny English than James Bond, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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And then Elon Musk said there’ll be no more war – not via his satellite. Aren’t we lucky to have the world in his hands?

The tech deity reportedly shut down his Starlink system to foil a Ukrainian attack. Is he the guiding force we need right now? asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The hapless Gillian Keegan had one thing right: this is a nation ruled by arse-sitters

As the education secretary is finding out, to be a Tory minister is to spend the bulk of your time cleaning up your own party’s messes, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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I have urgent safety concerns for Rishi Sunak’s government. Could we not shut it down for a bit?

School buildings closed at the 11th hour, banned knives banned again and a new job for Shapps? Clearly it’s time for an intervention, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The Windsors are all about forgiving and forgetting – when it comes to Prince Andrew

Some royal rehabilitations are faster than others. The Duke of York’s jaunt with Kate and Wills must have set a new record, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The good folk of Mid Beds appear to be missing an active MP. Where is Nadine Dorries?

The former culture secretary has moved on, and is now an all-round entertainer. But she is still a member of parliament, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The Mason Greenwood story shows that Manchester United’s only ‘duty of care’ is towards itself

For all the corporate speak about the player and the alleged victim rebuilding their lives, the club’s primary concern looks like its own future, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Lionesses, feeling let down by men? Don’t worry, Gianni Infantino will explain how to fight those battles

While the Fifa boss pontificates to ‘all the women’ that they should ‘just push the doors’, we suggest he does his actual job, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Welcome to Rishi-land: barren of attractions, bar a wavering chorus of ‘at least we’re not Labour’

As cartoonish ministers posture with their pseudopolicies, Mickey Mouse is looking positively statesmanlike, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Why this lament for a burnt-out pub? Is it because Britain seems a bit of a Crooked House these days?

The fate of a historic landmark has certainly struck a chord: neglected and reduced to rubble. Uncanny isn’t it, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Is this a star on the rise, ‘just Ken’, or just Matt Hancock? Ask the families who lost loved ones during Covid

Watch the TikTok Barbie video and see him crafting a celebrity brand. That focus during the pandemic would have been nice, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Will ‘close pals’ rally around Dan Wootton as he faces down catfishing allegations? He’d want that, surely

The GB News presenter has always offered a very tabloid form of support to celebrities in difficulty. They can’t desert him now, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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After 20 years, here’s why the Post Office scandal is special: the cover-up is happening in plain sight

People whose lives were destroyed deserve justice. And those responsible are contriving to make sure they don’t get it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The heat is on the Captain Tom Foundation spa complex – and it’s not coming from the indoor pool

You thought this story couldn’t get weirder: but now Central Bedfordshire council wants the building to be torn down, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Who’s for political Bazball with Rishi? Voters? Tories? Anyone?

So a prime minister soiled by the Rwanda policy offers fair play and ethics lessons to cricketers. Funny old game, isn’t it? says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The tide is coming in fast on Rishi Sunak – and it’s full of sewage

The prime minister’s pledges to transform the country look about as rock steady as Thames Water’s balance sheets, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Links to the KGB? Come on, guys. Lord Lebedev just wants to be a public servant

Stop banging on about lapdog politicians and garden parties for the powerful. Why can’t we just see Evgeny as a great success, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Fair play, Musk v Zuckerberg – as a bleat for attention, a megarich-weirdo cage fight is hard to top

It’s an irresistible dystopian image that seems as likely as big tech regulating itself, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The curse of the Harry and Meghan media empire: so much content, but we only care about the Windsors

Archetypes, synergies, books about benches – try as they might to move on, the eyeballs come only when they mine their royal pasts, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Are Tory MPs as deluded as Boris Johnson? It’s a tough act to follow, but they’re doing their best

Why accept responsibility for enabling their old boss when they could carry on his grand tradition of denial and avoidance? asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Sad, confused, deluded: spare a thought for the friends of Boris Johnson at this difficult time

Things may look dark but his acolytes are determined to go down fighting. And, true to type, he is determined to let them, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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