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Editorial: Wes Streeting’s review must lead to greater clarity if confidence is to be rebuilt

Editorial: Tory complaints about Labour’s choices ring hollow when they still deny their culpability for the whole budget mess

He was the soul and conscience of Labour and persuaded millions to keep the faith – even when Blair sorely tested it, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Benjamin Netanyahu and his former foreign minister have been accused of heinous crimes. This must mark a turning point, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Tony Blair said this morning that he felt “devastated” by the death of John Prescott, his deputy when he was prime minister. And no wonder. Prescott was, he observed, the “yin to his yang”, or possibly the other way round, someone from a less privileged background from him, a different…

James Cowan is a former army general and now CEO of the landmine clearance charity The HALO Trust

Something a little different today, as part of an occasional series of things on the internet I have read recently that I think you might enjoy too.

Firing missiles into Russia will only lead to more hardship for the people of Ukraine, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The news that Tower Hamlets is plotting to bring in new rules to insist dogs be on leads at all times has led to a twilight bark of outraged protest across the capital.

I’m done with viral videos of men who don’t know where a tampon goes. They need to grow up. Period

People are being threatened and punished at the hint of cross-party cooperation. It’s control freakery we cannot afford, says Neal Lawson of the cross-party campaign organisation Compass