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Published in: Home: OpinionWindrush victims aren’t holding their breath for the next PM
Johnson’s legacy is racist and anti-democratic. But so were those of his predecessors
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Published in: Home: News‘Thousands’ of Turkish citizens left in limbo by post-Brexit visa delays
Some have been waiting for extensions to ECAA visas for two years, losing work and unable to see family
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Published in: 50.50: NewsWhat overturning Roe v Wade could mean for abortion in Europe
Experts in Europe fear that backsliding on abortion rights will go beyond US borders. Here’s why
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionOn the Fourth of July, it’s hard to love the current version of America
The US mix of patriotism and right-wing Christianity is toxic and hateful. We can – and must – do better
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Published in: Home: FeatureCan art about the Ukraine war be anything more than disaster porn?
For centuries artists have tried to show the truth about war’s horrors – but even great work has had dubious success
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Published in: 50.50: AnalysisAfter Roe v Wade, is Northern Ireland the next anti-abortion frontier?
Don’t forget about us, say women who still face huge barriers to access abortion
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionI was at the first Pride march 50 years ago today. Here’s what it taught me
The UK’s Gay Liberation Front only lasted a few years in the early 1970s, but its legacy is still felt today
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Published in: Home: OpinionWhy Stranger Things is the dystopia millennials and Gen Z deserve
Netflix’s hit series is classic portal fiction, but the monsters in its ‘Upside Down’ fit our troubled times
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Published in: Home: OpinionDenying Scotland a referendum would prove that Britain really is broken
While Britain’s democracy is an antiquated theme park, in Scotland, sovereignty lies with the people, not the Crown
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Published in: Home: OpinionWhy Just Stop Oil supports the striking rail workers
Unions have a duty to protect their members from the fossil fuel crisis. But we must all be prepared to go further
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionThis could be one of the most dangerous Pride months ever
Daily mass shootings, Christofascist mobs and attacks on LGBTIQ rights make Pride risky – but it’s still uplifting
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Published in: 50.50: FeatureThe volunteers risking their lives to secretly educate Afghanistan’s girls
Nine months on from the Taliban’s takeover of Kabul, teenage girls remain deprived of their right to education
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Published in: Home: AnalysisCan the royal family cling on much longer?
As the Queen marks 70 years on the throne, the Caribbean isn’t the only place ready to ditch the royal family
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Published in: Home: OpinionTo ‘level up’, the UK needs a real jubilee: a mass write-off of debts
Even before cost of living crisis, the poor owed the government – or, the Crown – £16bn. Why not just write it off?
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Published in: Home: FeatureBored already? Take our Platinum Jubilee quiz
Ten royal family questions with a republican twist to take your mind off it all
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Published in: Home: OpinionOur global economic system is broken. Are we headed for a mass revolt?
How long can billionaires continue to amass wealth while the world's poorest struggle to buy food?
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Published in: Home: OpinionFar-right conspiracy theories are now embedded in the UK mainstream
And no wonder, when British journalists promote conspiracy theories and government politicians embrace extremist rhetoric
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Published in: 50.50: NewsHomophobic petition defending PSG footballer is pulled – after 50,000 sign
The petition for Idrissa Gueye, who opted out of an anti-homophobia match in France, is deemed ‘hate speech’
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Published in: Home: ReviewSonia Boyce feeling her way to freedom as the UK’s artist in Venice
The first Black woman to represent the UK at the world’s leading art festival calls us to imagine what freedom looks like
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionTurkey funds women’s groups to counter ‘feminist threat’
Government-operated women’s organisations are drowning out genuine feminist voices in Turkey, my research reveals