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KemiKaze and Honest Bob are let loose on GB News where they can’t do any harm

Badenoch fared slightly better in the TV special for the two Tory leadership candidates than Jenrick, who is the party’s very own hollow man

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Sunak has checked out, leaving Starmer looking even more startled than usual

Forget the Taylor Swift debacle or broken promises over national insurance, Rish! just wanted to ask about China

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KemiKaze lies low, letting Honest Bob talk himself into losing Tory leadership race

Robert Jenrick’s ‘slightly clearer vision’ for the Conservatives is not wowing anyone while Kemi Badenoch is being kept out of sight to stop her upsetting anyone else

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One day, all matters of state will be decided through Strictly Come Dancing. That day seems near

The Saturday night staple is no longer just a dance show – it’s a battlefield, where political fights and culture wars are waged, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Starmer tries – and fails – to keep up with the business in-crowd jargon

When CEOs are dangling investment promises worth billions, all other promises get burned – and any ability to speak disappears

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Political paws for thought

Brief letters: John Crace’s Herbie | Tennis togs | Job opportunities | Small change | Starmer’s first 100 days

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Hurricane Milton has left two worlds in its wake. Elon Musk lives in one of them. The other is called reality

Remember when the existence of natural disasters wasn’t up for ‘debate’? It seems like a long time ago now, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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‘It’s great to be here’: watching the Tories turning farce into annihilation

After Tory MPs send their vaguely normal candidate packing, all the rest of us can do is applaud them for their comic timing

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‘The glass ceiling for dogs had been broken!’ Herbie the cockapoo on his years working for Sunak and Starmer

While John Crace was writing political sketches for the Guardian, his dog Herbie was building a career in Westminster. We obtained an exclusive extract from his new memoir

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The Tory leadership contest continues to deliver – for Labour

James Cleverly had been the one Tory talking a small amount of sense, so of course he lost to Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick

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Wednesday briefing: Inside Labour’s plan to move the fiscal goalposts – and tackle debt

In today’s newsletter: Rachel Reeves calculates that changing debt rules could help boost the UK economy, but what does it really mean?

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Maybe after his book launch, Boris Johnson will leave us all alone

The publicity round for Unleashed – and its author’s need to fend off anything approaching reality – has been exhausting

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Suddenly, all MPs know where the Chagos Islands are and what’s best for them

Many who last week couldn’t have got within 500 miles of Mauritius on a map now can’t bear it taking the archipelago

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The Tories’ Fearless Four battle on to the end. Alas, that’s just the beginning

By the end of the candidates’ conference speeches, the audience was screaming to be let out. Even before the national anthem

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Hail Zuckus Maximus! The master of the metaverse is finally sorry … for being sorry

Mark Zuckerberg is embracing both AI and full-on imperial monomania. As for all the petty gripes, so what? says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Keir has gone and half the delegates with him. It’s like a zombie apocalypse

In the graveyard slot is Wes Streeting, giving it his best shot with a greatest hits compilation to a half-empty hall

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Politics hat-trick can’t beat Arsenal at home

Brief letters: Politics v football | Remembering Graham Rawle | Paintings at No 11 | Tupperware’s demise | A clever capybara

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A decent and capable prime minister? That’s exciting

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Hop, skip, jump and enchant the electorate – the Ed Davey doctrine was a stroke of genius

The Lib Dems gained a record number of seats. That’s thanks to their leader’s fusing of policy with eye-catching, daring stunts, says writer and broadcaster Nels Abbey

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The pet I’ll never forget: John Crace on Herbie - the dog so beloved he inspired a big tattoo

A gentle soul, Herbert seldom barks and never causes trouble. In fact, he’s so adored he received a love letter from a friend’s grandson ...

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An election slogan to help Keir Starmer keep it simple

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Bomber crews had each other’s backs, unlike Tory MPs

Brief letters: John Crace’s sketch | Falling hair | Too rich to stay | Dodecahedron use | Cat and mouse

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A bottle of the finest Chateau Sewage for our dearest Tory MPs

Brief letters: Polluted rivers | Donald Trump’s trial | Women walking alone | John Crace’s return | A better Britain

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Wishing John Crace and the NHS a good recovery

Letters: Readers respond to an article by the Guardian’s parliamentary sketch writer about his heart attack, and share similar stories of their own

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‘Is this how I die?’ John Crace on his terrifying heart attack

The Guardian’s sketchwriter spent four days in hospital this month fearing for his life. He writes about his pain and terror – and the people who put him back together

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