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Published in: Home: Interview‘We are not where we were’: Why Gary Younge still has hope
The journalist and academic on the Rwanda plan, voter ID, progress on racism and where there's cause for optimism
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Published in: Home: OpinionIn the coronation, Britain’s ruling class will cast its dark spell on millions
OPINION: Charles’ crowning as king will encourage millions to keep marching to the beat of Britain’s posh boys
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Published in: Home: FeatureCAZ: The local election issue that unites Tories and conspiracy theorists
One anti-ULEZ group is linked to Vote Leave digital strategist Thomas Borwick, while others platform climate denial
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Published in: Home: NewsGovernment to reject election challenges that cite voters’ lack of ID
Councils had warned that election results might be challenged if people are turned away from polling stations
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Published in: oDR: FeatureHow teachers are resisting the Kremlin’s war propaganda in Russian schools
Lessons about the war in Ukraine are now mandatory in Russian schools, but the message isn’t always getting through
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Published in: 50.50: FeatureFive ‘hidden’ feminist initiatives in Europe and Eurasia
Five grassroots feminist initiatives in five different countries transcend mainstream narratives about women’s rights
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Published in: Home: OpinionRaab’s right about the case against him – but not in the way he means
OPINION: People who cheer as the government threatens to drown refugees can’t abide the idea of a minister being rude
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Published in: Home: FeatureIs Labour purging the left? Inside the party’s embattled selection process
‘This is the most fundamental attempt to change the DNA of the Labour Party in its entire history’
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Published in: Home: OpinionAs world leaders meet in Belfast, it’s clear the DUP is running out of road
OPINION: With the party isolated in a room full of peace negotiators, momentum is growing for Stormont’s reform
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Published in: Home: OpinionI’m a newly qualified nurse. Here’s why I rejected the insulting 5% pay offer
OPINION: After tax, National Insurance, pension payments and student loan repayments, I’d have got £15 extra a week
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Published in: Home: NewsNHS paid private firms £500m to ‘ease backlog’. Fewer patients got seen
The health service saw 6.6% fewer people in 2022 than 2019, despite lucrative contracts to fix wait lists
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionMifepristone ruling shows we need to fight attack on US abortion rights
OPINION: The right’s assault on abortion in post-Roe America is becoming bolder. We mustn't normalise it
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Published in: 50.50: Feature‘They thought I was a curse’: The struggles of India’s trans community
Despite facing discrimination, misunderstanding and abuse, trans people in India are creating new lives for themselves
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionUS right exploits Nashville school shooting to marginalise trans people
OPINION: Right encourages hate towards trans community to avoid focus on gun control – but not everyone is fooled
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Published in: Home: AnalysisHere’s how Humza Yousaf can deliver a fairer, greener Scotland
After 16 years in power, the SNP is stagnating. With these 16 policies, the new first minister can change that
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Published in: Home: OpinionOfcom must crack down on the Conservative Party love-ins on GB News and TalkTV
OPINION: Will the regulator allow two Tory MPs to interview a Tory chancellor about a Tory Budget on a news channel?
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Published in: 50.50: InterviewChristian fundamentalism lies behind harsh new anti-LGBTIQ bill in Uganda
Only two MPs voted against Uganda’s anti-LGBT bill, passed this week. We talk to one of them, Fox Odoi-Oywelowo
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Published in: 50.50: ExplainerWhat you need to know about Uganda’s anti-LGBTIQ bill
Uganda will have among the most draconian anti-LGBTIQ legislation in Africa if the bill becomes law
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Published in: 50.50: AnalysisFortress Europe’s role in Tunisia’s anti-Black violence
The Tunisian president’s recent comments triggered racist violence against migrants, but there are other...
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Published in: Home: OpinionScotland’s new first minister must defend devolution like none before
OPINION: More than at any point since devolution, the Tories are trying to claw powers back from the Scottish parliament