The Guardian view on Maga after the midterms: doubling down on Trumpism
Editorial: Republicans know that the president’s folly and excesses cost them the elections. That doesn’t mean they’re ready to challenge him
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Editorial: Republicans know that the president’s folly and excesses cost them the elections. That doesn’t mean they’re ready to challenge him
Read moreIt comes after a Lib Dem MP said black English or Asian English should be specific options for respondents.
Read moreMidterms transform the political landscape. Plus: cyberhackers’ new front
Read moreNew technology would block the live-streaming of child sexual abuse on phones, tablets and laptops.
Read morePolice Scotland said at least 1,000 schools received the email but the warnings were immediately assessed as hoaxes.
Read moreThis blog is now closed Here are some more comments on the report for the Casey commission released today looking at how social care is run in England. (See 9.56am.) This is from Natasha Curry, deputy director of research at the Nuffield Trust and one of the report’s authors. Compared to the other countries we looked at, the governance of England’s social care system is confused and complex. Overlapping and unclear roles leave dangerous uncertainty around who is responsible for important decisions, contributing to the inertia around reform England has struggled with for decades. The serious co
Read moreHe has survived blame for the US midterms disaster and dodged an impeachment vote, but it will be one battle after another now, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes
Read moreParty members withdrew from most of Wednesday's Senedd proceedings over Joe Martin's speaking ban.
Read moreExclusive: Equalities minister accuses Tories of ‘chasing Reform into the gutter’ as they drop support for planned law to ban conversion practices Kemi Badenoch has “no interest in supporting LGBT+ people” or promoting tolerance more widely, a government minister has said, after the Conservatives dropped support for a planned law to ban conversion practices. The comments by Bridget Phillipson, the equalities minister, come after the Tories removed their previous backing for a law targeting abusive practices that aim to change someone’s sexual orientation or gender identity. Continue reading...
Read moreLetter: A reader highlights how the government’s immigration changes are affecting those who have been granted asylum and wish to apply for indefinite leave to remain
Read moreCulture secretary Lisa Nandy expected to meet leaders from TV, film and publishing and could legislate if voluntary action is deemed insufficient Ministers have given the entertainment industry an ultimatum to bring in better protections for women and children or face government action after the allegations about David Walliams and the conviction of Russell Brand. The culture secretary, Lisa Nandy, is expected to meet industry leaders next week, taking in representatives from TV, film, publishing and potentially sport. Continue reading...
Read moreEven her own MPs were stony-faced as the Tory leader ran though her set list of gags from the budget to Russell Brand UK politics live – latest updates Well, there was one person at least who thought Kemi Badenoch had absolutely nailed it at this week’s prime minister’s questions. And that person was Kemi Badenoch. She could not have been more pleased with herself if she had tried. No one laughed louder and longer at her own jokes than she did. No one admired her laser focus as much as she did. Kemi is the paid up chief executive of her own fanclub. As for the rest of her Tory MPs – aside from
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