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Why the woes of Harry and Meghan tell us little about British racism

Minorities need better policing and healthcare. What they get is a discussion about the hurt feelings of the rich and famous, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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A Labour win is now looking likely at the next general election, but at what cost?

If the party loses its integrity and will to change the country along the way, it will snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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The Tories trashed racism and sexism as ‘woke’ concerns. Now our public services are paying the price

Bullying and bigotry are rife in the fire service, NHS and police, estranging these institutions from the people they should serve, says the Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Elon Musk’s Twitter is fast proving that free speech at all costs is a dangerous fantasy

Reinstating the likes of Donald Trump and Kanye West looks likely to turn the social media site into an extremist ghetto, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Could the Qatar World Cup be a turning point for ethics in sport?

Letters: Dr Mike Diboll on our complicity in human rights abuses, Karl Eklund on apartheid South Africa, Antony Barlow on the UK’s own failings, and Stan Labovitch on why he won’t boycott watching the World Cup

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It’s not just Qatar hoping we now ‘put politics aside’. It’s the hypocritical west, too

We should follow the trail of gifts, property and arms deals closer to home, says the Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Rishi Sunak posed as a PM-in-waiting. Now he’s in the spotlight, he’s not up to the job

Instead of the impressive intellectual Britain was promised, we see a leader with nothing to offer beyond cuts and culture war, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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The Tories concocted the myth of the ‘migrant crisis’. Now their survival depends on it

Brexit is exposed, the economy is in shreds, the party has imploded – and the government is running out of people to blame, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Rishi Sunak in No 10 puts Britain’s racial progress in the spotlight

Letters: Readers respond to an article by Nesrine Malik on the significance of having an ethnic minority prime minister

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Yes, Sunak at No 10 is a ‘win’ – in exposing the emptiness of elite diversity rhetoric

If Britain’s first Asian PM is meant to be a high mark for progress, let’s not forget the inequalities his politics create, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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The very last thing the UK needs is more ‘grownup’ politics. That’s what got us into this mess

Poverty is stalking the streets of Britain – and that’s the big issue the people in charge continue to duck, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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The floundering of GB News and Talk TV reveals a dark truth about the mainstream media

The only reason fringe channels are failing to flourish in Britain’s rightwing media swamp is because it is already full, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Labour must beware falling into the Tory-lite policy trap

Letters: The fundamental changes the country needs must not be sacrificed to appease the right of the party, says Dr Peter Mangan. Plus letters from Alan Gent, John Hackett, Henrietta Cubitt and Brian Ronson

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Labour must be bold and strike the killer blow – or the Tories will rise again

A rare opportunity has emerged to pin our many crises not just on the Conservative party, but the entire conservative ideology, says the Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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As Labour marches forward, is racism in the party being swept under the carpet?

A strange, unsettling amnesty over allegations of prejudice seems to have been granted Keir Starmer’s resurgent party, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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We must keep the rituals that bind us – not blind us

Letters: Readers respond to Nesrine Malik’s article about the mysticism of royalty, and how pageantry is designed to engineer consent, even awe, for an unequal system

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Hilary Mantel knew how corrosive deference to monarchy can be – and why we must resist

Let us mark this year of royal death and accession by challenging the notion that a man with a crown is more important than everyone else, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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With the Queen’s death, Britain’s grand delusions must give way to reality

Letters: Jean Hewitt, Natalie Maguire, David Learmount and Bruce Hugman respond to an article by Nesrine Malik on the country’s image of itself

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Along with the Queen, Britain is laying to rest a sacred national image that never was

In this new era we will speak of national and royal fallibility, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Blame the greasers, not the piglet, for the mess left by Boris Johnson

How quickly those who enabled his reckless and dishonest leadership turned against him. What exactly did they expect?, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Not too Tory, a little bit Blair and a whole lot of brown: how Sunak’s formula failed

In running his leadership like a corporate takeover bid, he looked like a man willing to say absolutely anything to win, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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The government has led the UK to the edge of a precipice – now it’s up to citizens to pull it back

From strikes to civil disobedience, people are taking matters into their own hands, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Admire Rushdie as a writer and a champion – but don’t forget he is a man of flesh and blood

For decades, we have asked the novelist to carry the weight of our anxieties. Can we now just let him be human, asks Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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It’s the culture war games – and the last Tory contenders are on the run from reality

Johnson is on his way out but the ‘war on woke’ is here to stay: it’s all they have to talk about as the economy crumbles, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Only a country as complacent as the UK could give up its border privilege so easily

Take it from someone who grew up with a ‘low-ranking’ passport – Brexit has made international travel inherently more chaotic and stressful, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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