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Trump’s forces are preparing for the next storming of the Capitol. This time, they plan to win

The danger to US democracy didn’t end on 6 January – his followers are busy ripping up the safeguards that foiled them, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Pomp and politics: Inside the 10 June Guardian Weekly

A platinum celebration and a great escape

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The Escape Artist by Jonathan Freedland review – the man who broke out of Auschwitz

The astonishing story of how Rudolf Vrba escaped the Nazi camp, and his mission to tell the world about it

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The fixation with guns is an American nightmare

Letters: The scourge of gun violence goes beyond the mass shootings that make the headlines, writes Peter Squires. Plus letters from Neil A Wynn and Tony Waterston

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America, how long will you sacrifice your children on the altar of gun worship?

This devotion to the right to bear arms is horrifyingly outdated. It brought terror to Texas – and it will happen again and again, warns Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Don’t condemn just our lying PM: save some anger for the cowards who enabled him

While much of Britain is outraged, Tories are praising Boris Johnson’s powers of survival. They too are beyond shame, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Johnson blames today’s Brexit woes on Brussels – that’s a load of old bull

The prime minister claims trouble in Northern Ireland is the EU’s fault. There’s an impolite word for that, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Keir Starmer doesn’t have to dazzle to beat the Tories

Letters: Readers discuss the performance of the Labour leader, and his party, in the latest elections

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Here’s what we have learned: Starmer can’t dazzle like Blair, but might still rid us of Johnson

After these elections, prospects of a 1997-style landslide looks remote, but just ousting this government would be enough, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Jacob Rees-Mogg has given the game away – even this government knows Brexit is a disaster

The founding purpose of the Johnson administration has gone, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Boris Johnson’s tenure is a sad indictment of the Tory party

Letters: Are Conservative MPs really telling us that there is no one in the party with more integrity and empathy to lead the country, asks Bernie Evans. Plus letters from Dr Colin J Smith, Michael Mansfield QC and Laurie and Susan Smith

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Johnson to stay because of Ukraine? Nonsense. The war makes it more urgent that he go

The people of Ukraine are fighting for values that the British prime minister tramples on, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Putin still has friends in the west – and they’re gaining ground

The EU’s united response to the war may not last long with Viktor Orbán around. We must hope he’s not joined by Marine Le Pen, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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A key reason Putin’s bloody invasion is faltering? He’s no match for Zelenskiy’s iPhone

The leader’s messages to his people – and the west - have been central to the heroic fightback. But now more than ever, we must stay engaged, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Aftershocks of war that echo down the generations

Letters: Readers are moved by Jonathan Freedland’s account of his grandmother’s death in a rocket attack on London towards the end of the second world war

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When a bomb falls, its impact is felt for generations. I know that from my own family’s trauma

Those in Putin’s sights long for arms from the west: given the defining event of my mother’s life, I understand why, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Putin’s war on Ukraine will shake our world as much as 9/11. Let’s not make the same mistakes

This threat is far worse than al-Qaida’s. To defeat it, the west must refuse to conflate Russia with its nihilistic leader, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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This bloody invasion is turning the march of history into a sprint – and it’s not going Putin’s way

The last few days have sealed Ukraine’s place in the global imagination – and for Russia, that’s a big problem, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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We’re appalled by Putin now, but be clear: the west gave him the green light

He has hardly kept his worldview secret – and now Ukraine is paying the price for western leaders who looked the other way, says Guardian. columnist Jonathan Freedland

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How can Jacob Rees-Mogg find ‘Brexit opportunities’? They don’t exist

It is increasingly clear that Brexit is doing enormous damage to Britain’s economy. And for what, exactly?, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Johnson’s Savile smear was the scorched-earth tactic of a desperate, dangerous man

The PM’s behaviour this week was a reminder he will do and say anything to cling to power – no matter the cost to Britain, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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We don’t need Sue Gray’s report to tell us that Britain is run by a liar

The Met police delay of the partygate report will only deepen the public feeling that those in authority cannot be trusted, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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This scandal reveals a Conservative party corrupted by Boris Johnson – and by Brexit

Today’s Tories are trampling on the values they once claimed to cherish, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Boris Johnson has turned Britain into a global laughing stock

Letters: Readers respond to Jonathan Freedland’s article about the disastrous and far-reaching effects of the prime minister’s behaviour

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