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Bars and clubs are some of the worst places to work in Britain. Dalston Superstore shows how unions can change that, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

“The Clamor of Ornament,” a dazzling new exhibition at the Drawing Center, gathers nearly 200 drawings, etchings, photographs, tunics and weavings to tell a complicated story, one that spans five centuries, about cultural exchange and appropriation. The curators define ornament as “embellishment, surface or structural, that can be lifted from…

Taking back governmental control would be a long-term solution to a broken system, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

From vaccines to testing, targeted health messaging will help us protect as many as people from the virus as possible, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

In today’s newsletter: 98% of monkeypox cases so far are in gay or bisexual men but a fear of stigmatising the disease has set public health back

Don’t take my word for it that they are the low-growth party? Just ask Liz Truss and Tom Tugendhat, says the Guardian columnist Owen Jones

With six candidates still standing, our panellists discuss who would make the best – or least worst – prime minister

Keir Starmer’s party lacks any kind of political vision to actively appeal to voters, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

It’s no surprise that people opposing the rights of this minority are also anti-abortion, says the Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Labour’s decision to adopt a hostile posture to a newly assertive trade union movement could prove a costly error, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

On issues like Rwanda and the rail strikes, Starmer has more power to make the political weather than he realises, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones