Wife 'completely overwhelmed' at husband's decision after her health diagnoses "I feel completely overwhelmed" Liverpool Echo · Jul 31, 2022
Secrets to the success of one of Nottingham's best loved 'hidden gem' bars The pub manages to keep locals coming back - despite a hill walk Nottingham Post · Jul 31, 2022
There is an alternative to disruptive climate protest Letters: Prof Rupert Read believes a moderate flank of activists who can bring people together is the way forward, while Cllr John Dearing urges people to get elected to local councils to make a difference. Plus a letter from Maggie LeMare The Guardian - UK · Jul 26, 2022
Berating climate sceptics isn’t enough – disruptive protest now seems the only way forward The time has come to choose: do you trust the people in suits denying this emergency, or the the activists lying in roads in an attempt to ward off catastrophe? asks Guardian columnist John Harris The Guardian - UK · Jul 24, 2022
Wanted: a Tory candidate with the faintest idea of what modern Britain is actually like Intelligent Conservatives must surely know that they should soon change course before their retrograde, fanatical party collides with the rocks, says Guardian columnist John Harris The Guardian - UK · Jul 17, 2022
The road to revolution, from PR to staggered elections Letters: Readers respond to an article by John Harris about reforming a broken political system The Guardian - UK · Jul 13, 2022
The lesson from Johnson’s tenure – British politics needs dragging into the 21st century The UK’s creaking democracy is in crisis, and neither the Tories nor Labour have the answers to this frightening mess, says Guardian columnist John Harris The Guardian - UK · Jul 10, 2022
What kind of government attacks the rights of children with special needs? The illiberal pattern is familiar, as ministers plan to change the rules and block avenues of resistance for parents who disagree, says Guardian columnist John Harris The Guardian - UK · Jul 3, 2022
The Tories are teetering, but only a progressive alliance can deal the final blow Last week’s byelections showed that a ‘change moment’, a chance to rid the UK of this rotten government, is within sight, says Guardian columnist John Harris The Guardian - UK · Jun 26, 2022
Don’t despair at the state of our divided country Letters: A broad coalition of centre-left parties could yet offer hope to progressive voters, writes Michael Gold. Plus letters from Charles Harris, Dr Nicholas Falk and David Cockayne The Guardian - UK · Jun 19, 2022
The Tories’ Brexit obsession has no future in a changing Britain. They just won’t admit it Shifting voter demographics and the dire consequences of leaving the EU are now clear – but are yet to prompt a rethink, says Guardian columnist John Harris The Guardian - UK · Jun 19, 2022
Britain is already in the grip of a deep malaise – what happens when zero growth bites? Economic growth is expected to sputter to a halt: welcome to a new era of breakdown that will affect us all, says Guardian columnist John Harris The Guardian - UK · Jun 12, 2022
The pride of Milton Keynes is at risk of being trashed Letters: David Head on why the new Great British Railways HQ must be located in the new city, Nick Raynsford on Crossrail and strategic planning, and Jon Reeds on car dependency The Guardian - UK · May 31, 2022
Want to see where Britain’s political future will be decided? Head to Milton Keynes People in ‘MK’ are rarely staunch leftists, but nor are they fans of Brexit fanaticism. This is a growing, overlooked electorate, says Guardian columnist John Harris The Guardian - UK · May 29, 2022
The Guardian - UK · May 22, 2022 Goodbye to the age of rage: why Piers Morgan’s outrage journalism is flopping With sobering crises like Ukraine and the cost of living, it’s no surprise the appetite for venting behind a microphone is waning, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The Guardian - AU · May 17, 2022 Barnaby Joyce’s drought envoy texts not ‘documents of a minister’, prime minister’s office claims PMO again refuses freedom of information request to release any messages Joyce says were reports on his work
The Guardian - UK · May 1, 2022 Riven by scandal and division, the Tories have all but abandoned levelling up Boris Johnson’s ‘defining mission’ is nowhere to be seen. This is a huge opportunity for Labour to seize the initiative, says Guardian columnist John Harris
Nottingham Post · Apr 30, 2022 Ghost hunting team capture 'clear terrifying spirit' at Annesley Hall "We had team members feeling absolutely scared to death."
The Guardian - AU · Apr 27, 2022 PM’s office won’t release any texts with QAnon friend, arguing they would not be ‘official documents’ Scott Morrison’s office refuses to release any text messages that might exist between PM and Tim Stewart following information commissioner ruling
The Guardian - UK · Apr 17, 2022 Tories – for the good of the nation, save your party from this moral void Boris Johnson’s toxicity poisons all of our politics, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The Guardian - UK · Apr 3, 2022 ‘Cost of living crisis’? No – this is a social emergency that will define who we are Too many people remain outside the political conversation and vulnerable to the meanest kind of policies, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The Guardian - UK · Mar 29, 2022 What Labour must do to cut through to voters Letters: Party workers on the ground are best placed to genuinely understand the needs of the working poor, writes Dr Peter Mangan, while Dr Anthony Isaacs calls for better slogans and Harold Mozley wants clear, concrete policies
The Guardian - UK · Mar 27, 2022 If Keir Starmer doesn’t seize the moment now, then what is his party for? The old adage about oppositions not winning elections but governments losing them can’t excuse Labour’s lack of bite, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The Guardian - UK · Mar 20, 2022 The Tories’ bellicose posturing on Ukraine is dangerous – and unfair to us Tough talk from Putin seems to trigger a misplaced machismo from those who should know better, says Guardian columnist John Harris