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Don’t flake, don’t dump friends and don’t hold grudges: experts on what not to do in 2024

Guardian writers including Marina Hyde, John Crace (and a few other successful types) reveal what they won’t be doing in the coming year

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Controversy lingers over the Sports Personality of the Year award

Letters: Readers respond to Marina Hyde’s article on Mary Earps’ win

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‘When I heard the first episode, I almost fell over’: it’s Guardian readers’ best podcasts 2023

From hilarious profiles of Disneyland to awe-inspiringly researched true crime shows – and Gary Lineker’s long-awaited podcasting debut – here are your most-loved shows of the year

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Radio and podcasts: Miranda Sawyer’s 10 best listens of 2023

Catherine Carr cut straight to the case with one simple question, a true crime podcast solved a murder, and breakfast radio had never been warmer

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So, what is it about the brilliant, victorious sportswoman Mary Earps that bovine men just can’t abide?

The England keeper won BBC Sports Personality of the Year – and bitter old farts hated it. But they are losing ground, and they know it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The 20 best podcasts of 2023

From fake porn stars to staggering environmental exposés, it’s been a year of extraordinary audio – not least the ‘poodunnit’. It’s our top pods of the year!

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A PPE farrago, a car crash interview and a fight with the PM: Lady Mone has her foot on the gas, hasn’t she?

For everyone enraged by the Covid equipment scandal who can’t quite find the words, try these – Michelle Mone and her husband, Doug, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The Guardian and Observer charity telethon 2023: call our writers and donate

Marina Hyde, John Crace and Polly Toynbee are among those ready to take your calls in support of refugees

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Do we also need a Tory minister for illegal policies?

Brief letters: Rwanda safety bill | Wage threshold for visas | Describing Mark Francois | Gratitude for a wonderful GP | Israel-Gaza war

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It’s the Rishi Sunak twilight zone: a Brexit battle reenactment that never ends

Over Europe, over Rwanda, the roundheads and blockheads fight their fights – we’re just collateral damage, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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When it comes to the UK’s asylum plan, Rwanda is definitely having the last laugh

By next year the British government will have paid out £290m on the scheme – which has yet to host a single deportee, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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You can’t handle the truth, Johnson will tell the Covid inquiry: a bit rich from a man who can’t recognise it

I expect to see his version of Jack Nicholson’s defiance in A Few Good Men. But ignore all that – this was his mess, his debacle, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Sunak and his useful idiots pile reset upon reset in race to oblivion

Sent out to front up on immigration, James Cleverly claimed the old plan had been nothing to do with the PM

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The week in audio: The Rest Is Entertainment; History for You With Douglas and Hugh and more

Dream duo Richard Osman and Marina Hyde take aim at Farage et al; history boys get a satirical ribbing; the psychology of greed; and a hard look at the Labour party, from Corbyn to Starmer

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One small slip and Omid Scobie’s Harry and Meghan book goes stratospheric. Imagine his distress

The Sussexes-friendly author swears he never name-checked Charles and Kate. The truth? Look, it’s very hard to nail down, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Fall guy Matt Hancock tries to rise above the scorn and tell his truth

Trolled by the lead counsel’s tie, Door Matt resolved not to get rattled – easier said than done

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Best podcasts of the week: Marina Hyde and Richard Osman take on pop culture

In this week’s newsletter: The Guardian columnist and the presenter turned author unite for The Rest Is Entertainment. Plus: five of the best podcasts with unlikely host pairings

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‘Cancel the meeting!’ It’s not just the Greeks who’ve lost their marbles

Rishi Sunak and Oliver Dowden get tough on foreigners and tough on the causes of foreigners

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Brilliant: a Cop28 to save the planet – staged by oil barons who imperil it

The UAE will have its moment of glory while the UK press worries more about petrostate money buying the Telegraph, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Let off lightly on migration, Cleverly is brought back for a sorry farce

Jimmy Dimly was prepared only to apologise for things he hadn’t said – how dare anyone doubt his word

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Nigel Farage wants people to see the ‘real him’ in the jungle. Surely we’ve seen more than enough already

Really, what else can Mr Brexit reveal on I’m a Celebrity? His whole career has essentially been one long piece-to-camera, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Hunt the crap magician can’t escape his own autumn statement illusion

Debt is not coming down. We haven’t beaten inflation. Taxes aren’t falling. But Jezza sails through interviews, believing it all

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Digested week: A win for the posh boys and some shameful I’m a Celebrity dosh

As David Cameron returned, Nigel Farage headed for the jungle and Spurs crumbled, there was no invite for the launch of The Plot

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James Cleverly lines up with post-truth brigade on Rwanda shambles

Any uncomfortable facts can simply be airbrushed out of history by an act of parliament, Jimmy Dimly reveals

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Desperate, delusional, defeated: the Tory right are coming for Rish! after Rwanda

There was no wriggle room in the judgment. No ifs or buts. What little remained of the PM’s credibility was gone

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