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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: 7 | History Defined

Too much Meghan? Too much criticism

Brief letters: With Love, Meghan | Thank you, Marina | American tech | A love to cherish | Trompé v trompe

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It’s With Love, Meghan – not just a TV show but a landmark piece of art. And not in a good way

A whole political and cultural era is passing, and who better than the Duchess of Sussex as a symbol of all we have left behind, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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It’s Elon Musk’s ‘pronatalist’ bonanza – so many families, so little time

With the mothers of his kids begging for his attention on social media, he makes much of ‘pronatalism’. Is that just a fancy word for bad parenting? asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Ah, here’s Trump’s peace plan for Ukraine – or rather, a plan to leave it in pieces

And despite having ample time to prepare for this moment, why do Europe and Britain’s leaders seem so surprised, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Keir Starmer is in a tight spot, but a ‘Trump, baby, Trump’ strategy just won’t work

The president has his own laws of physics. The real thing is bad enough: a pale copy doesn’t stand a chance here or in the US, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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It’s the Oscars on a knife-edge: who’ll win the award for hating Emilia Pérez the most?

Hailed as a progressive triumph, now it’s mired in scandal and acrimony. If that’s not a film for our troubled times, what is? asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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It’s Emperor Kanye and his ‘chief architect’ – guess which one wasn’t wearing any clothes?

Outside the Grammys, Bianca Censori dropped her coat to reveal a barely-there dress to the waiting cameras. Was it art? Was it fashion, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Oh, I’m sorry, tech bros – did DeepSeek copy your work? I can hardly imagine your distress

If China has done to Sam Altman what his OpenAI has been accused of doing to creatives, it would take a heart of stone not to laugh, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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No, the kids are really not all right. Honestly, can you blame them?

From gen Z yearning for a ‘strong leader’ to children being swept up in riots, the portents aren’t great, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Five Great Reads: Trump’s ‘coalition of creeps’, Brooke Shields and the death of handwriting

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Claire Keenan

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Back by unpopular demand, the great Heathrow expansion show. If only planes ran on hot air

Rachel Reeves flies back from Davos to lead a revival of the aviation perennial. Labour hated the idea before, but growth won’t grow itself, will it, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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So this is Trump’s ‘golden age’ – chaos, dysfunction and a coalition of creeps

Confusing and capricious, he started as he means to go on. To all the leaders pledging to work with him: good luck with that, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Women’s claims of sexual abuse must be heard – unless they’re about master storyteller Neil Gaiman, apparently

It’s easy to process allegations against textbook scumbags like Harvey Weinstein. When it is beloved authors and ‘allies’, less so, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Move fast, break things – sprint to kiss Trump’s ring. It’s the tech bros inauguration derby

Zuckerberg, Musk and Bezos are falling over themselves to suck up to the incoming president. And he’s just as keen to let them, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Nonagenarians and the joy of senior sex

Brief letters: Sex in later life | Greggs sausage roll | Musk moniker | Greenland | Marina Hyde

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There are no adults in the room: there’s barely a room. This is politics at warp speed, and we know who’s benefiting

Fiscal crisis, corruption claims, shenanigans and legal threats. This feels like the week old-style politics sat on a grenade, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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How low will British politics go? Ask Elon, master of the Muskoverse – he’ll decide

The unedifying spectacle of would-be strongmen bickering over how to protect women and girls is just the beginning, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Hit TV show, tick. Millions for lawyers, tick. Now could we manage some actual justice for the subpostmasters?

The ‘big people’ implicated in this disgraceful run of events need to pay their dues. Britain needs it – and demands it, says Marina Hyde

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I spy another Prince Andrew disaster. Pity the royals: how could they possibly have seen this coming?

The Duke of York has proved to be a scandal magnet. He is a problem, a royal problem: it’s time they owned it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Guardian and Observer charity telethon drives donations beyond £500,000

Journalists including Marina Hyde, John Crace and Polly Toynbee took donations from generous readers during our annual charity appeal telethon

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The Guardian and Observer charity telethon 2024: speak to our journalists and donate

Marina Hyde, John Crace and Simon Hattenstone are among those ready to take your calls to raise money for War Child, Médecins Sans Frontières and Parallel Histories

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As an MP, I was right to speak out about Gregg Wallace

Letter: Rupa Huq MP responds to a column by Marina Hyde

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Memo to the Assads: Putin may welcome you in Moscow, but I wouldn’t drink his tea

The Russian leader may be a warm and attentive host: he may also be cross that Assad is now his problem. But then life’s full of uncertainty, isn’t it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Church must face up to Justin Welby’s damaging legacy

Letters: Readers respond to the archbishop of Canterbury’s final speech, for which he later apologised for causing ‘further distress’

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Farewell, then, Justin Welby. Good to see that you have already forgiven yourself

The archbishop of Banterbury could have used his speech to express remorse to victims of abuse. But then there wouldn’t have been any room for lolz, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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