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If we don't refuse and resist, not just our culture but our democracy will be irrevocably diminished ...

The notion of remigration was abstract, but the right is dragging it towards respectability. If the goal is homogeneous whiteness, they should say it, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Liew ...

It feels like no matter how long we've been here, we're just not enough ...

Whatever happened between the pair, questions about their relationship are not going away. This enigma is ageing like raw milk, writes Arwa Mahdawi ...

You'd think providing funding to help keep vulnerable people out of hospital would be a no-brainer ...

Trump's view of the prerogatives of husbands towards their wives mirror his own sense of his entitlements as president towards his abused country ...

Whether it's on Gaza or the state of public services, people feel as if they are not being listened to. That has to change, says Labour MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy ...

The qualms about using AI imagery and deepfakes in politics are breaking down. It will soon just be part of the political language we all use, says digital, disinformation and AI specialist Marcus Beard ...

He promised to break the mould, but with his hubristic disdain for left and right - and for voters - the president has entrenched instability, says French journalist Jules Darmanin ...

Last weekend, it fell to ordinary people to oppose the far right and others. The national toxicity has reached us: a kind of hate I haven't seen since the 1970s ...