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Conspiracy theories are festering in Britain – and our politicians are making it worse

Of course people blame a ‘distant elite’ when politicians are often distant and elitist, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Cold, cynical and paranoid: if this is Labour in opposition, what will it look like in power?

Keir Starmer’s party is pushing the idea that you can pursue progressive ends through nasty means to its limit, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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How to watch Glastonbury 2023: live stream the festival from anywhere in the world

Follow our guide on how to watch a Glastonbury 2023 live stream online from anywhere, as Worthy Farm flings open its hallowed gates for the biggest music festival of the summer.

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On Covid, the past is being erased and the present ignored

Letters: ‘Don’t mention the virus’ has become a mantra, says Joan Twelves, while Joe Sim and Steve Tombs say the government is silencing discussion about the disease. Plus one reader describes how her husband’s death was not recorded as caused by Covid

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We desperately need a government who will say it: Britain is still reeling from Covid

Pupil absence is soaring. Long-term sickness is hammering the workforce. Yet some senior Tories expend all their energy on defending Boris Johnson, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Politicians are still failing young voters on housing

Letters: Andy Wong wonders where disaffected young people will turn, while James Calhoun suggests a scheme in Spain that aims to help renters. Plus letters from Kate Macintosh and Dan Rainey

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A lost generation are stuck living with their parents – and Tory talk of housebuilding won’t help them

Young adults stranded in the family home have been abandoned by politicians who view them as an afterthought, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Westminster forgot its promises to ‘coastal communities’, and left them to rot

In the run-up to Brexit, seaside towns were in the political spotlight, before it shifted to the ‘red wall’, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Britain is changing – the idea of Tories and royals as our natural rulers is gone

A drubbing at the polls for the Conservatives and a pompous and entitled coronation shows how out of touch the old order is, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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They call it ‘national conservatism’ but it’s a divisive, far-right movement. Why are Tories embracing it?

High-ranking government members hope to make political capital out of their own failures. Labour must reject this cynicism, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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The distressing reality of ‘care’ for disabled young people

Letters: Readers express their anger at the abuse of vulnerable people in care settings highlighted in an article by John Harris

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Learning-disabled and autistic people are being neglected and tortured. How much longer?

Across the UK, revelations of institutional abuse keep mounting up, yet people are still being denied basic respect, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Blowing hot and cold on Keir Starmer’s leadership

Letters: Shirley Duffield is unhappy with Labour’s attack ads, while Bryony Lee sees Starmer’s lack of charisma as an asset

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Dear Keir, the polls are tightening and frankly, people are worried. You have to raise your game

A Labour win still seems likely, but where’s the narrative? As the Tories shift further right, the stakes couldn’t be higher, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Biden is too old and not especially popular, but he is the Trump-slayer. That’s why he is right to run in 2024

Other Democrats are younger and nimbler, but Biden could be Trump’s nemesis again, says Guardian US columnist Margaret Sullivan

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In the post-Brexit wreckage, just one Tory strategy remains: the theatre of cruelty

Ministers have abandoned basic decency while targeting asylum seekers. Anything to distract from their failures elsewhere, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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The Stones Roses, Primal Scream and bass playing: A rare interview with Mani

Stone Roses and Primal Scream legend Gary “Mani” Mounfield on gear, groove and the problems of playing with a drum machine

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There’s more to life than work – as everyone but the Tories and Kim Kardashian knows

While Britons increasingly value life outside the daily grind, the government is pursuing a class-based approach to kicking people back to work, writes Guardian columnist John Harris

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In an isolated world, humans need to dance together more than ever – but we’re running out of places to do it

The demise of clubbing isn’t just a cultural loss, it’s an existential deprivation for generations who are coming of age, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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Two decades on, the Iraq war continues to sow distrust in politics

Letters: Tony Blair’s invasion, based on flawed evidence, helped shape a generation that now views politicians as untrustworthy, says Stuart Finegan. Plus letters from Mark Dowd, John Parkin and Suzanne Saxby

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In England’s worsening housing crisis, millions are unable to afford their own homes

Letters: Richard Tarver points out that the need for new developments sometimes means building on biodiverse sites; Steve Townsley says houses have become investments rather than places to live

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20 years on, memories of the Iraq war may have faded, but it shaped the diminished UK we know today

That politics is a dark art is a cliche, but the events of 2003 helped to destroy public trust in government, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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House prices are crumbling – and so is Britain’s faith in property ownership

Millions can’t afford to buy and millions more can’t afford their rent. What happened to the dream of decent, affordable homes? asks Guardian columnist John Harris

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Angling: Practice is essential within our game

Joe Farrell returns from the latest on the Angling scene

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The Dark Side of the Moon at 50: how Marx, trauma and compassion all influenced Pink Floyd's masterpiece

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