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Reality is finally dawning on the cabinet: Boris Johnson is NOT your friend

Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid have decided they’re finally done with 2022’s full-scale debasement of public life, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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From big dog Johnson to ‘big grope’ Chris Pincher: another day in Westminster’s ‘normal’ workplace

Of course the PM and his allies backed their disgraced deputy chief whip. Just two scandals? That hardly registers these days, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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In this government by Grand Designs, Johnson has spaffed the budget and the roof is leaking

The PM touting for a £150k treehouse while voting against free school meals makes the MPs’ expenses scandal look like a halcyon era, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Murdoch’s divorce will leave a hole in his life. Could a new prime minister fill it?

It’s all over for Rupert and Jerry – but pity Boris Johnson if the old mogul wants to see a new broom in No 10, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Strikes? Labour’s fault. Immigration? Lawyers’ fault. Don’t blame Boris Johnson

If the prime minister tried to make his then-girlfriend chief of staff at the Foreign Office, it’s on him, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Dear Keir, people say that after Johnson a bit of boring would be nice. Unfortunately, people lie

Without a clear vision, the focus is on personality politics. Starmer is busy looking for one, but so far it’s not going well, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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From the government that achieves next to nothing, it’s the Rwanda flight to nowhere

As far as Johnson and Priti Patel are concerned, the terrified migrants are just hapless extras, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Ministers want Britain to be more like Netflix: debt-ridden and fast losing fans

Only a government in full flight from reality would use the troubled streaming service as its go-to aspirational touchstone, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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With Hannibal Johnson safe in his job for now, the Tory party can carry on devouring itself

The prime minister has survived the vote of no-confidence. And now we are all Clarice, forced to watch what’s next, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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A Kardashian snub, Harry’s return and Andrew gone awol. How’s your jubilee weekend?

I’m enjoying the pomp of the event and the grandeur of those who hate it. There’s always something interesting about these royals, if you care to look, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Pounds, ounces, pints! Johnson is offering a whole bushel worth of phoned-in gibberish

As No 10 goes ‘bananas’ with announcements, the British public can only sit and wait until the banter king is finally deposed, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Democracy is in danger as Boris Johnson rips up the rulebook

Letters: After the prime minister weakened the ministerial code, Lynne Copley, Anne Carslaw, Roy Boffy, Joe Locker and Pauline Caldwell write about the constitutional risks that he poses

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No drive, no spine, very little vision: even science can’t explain the creatures clinging on to Johnson

It takes a very weird bunch to stay loyal after the damning Sue Gray verdict on Partygate, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Three cheers for the blind eye of the police: where would our leader be without it?

A Tory MP has demanded to know: ‘Was the Met weak, gullible, incompetent or stupid?’ The answer is yes – on all counts, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Lawbreaking, rich lists and yet another ‘shakeup’: it’s a normal week at Tory HQ

Any bright spots as No 10 continues to put misconduct above problem-solving? Well, Rishi Sunak has £730m to fall back on, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Like a phone dropped in the North Sea, Vardy v Rooney is full of absolute gold

The lost mobile could have explained it all, the jaw-dropping quotes, the battle of the outfits … the only ones benefiting from this libel case are the rubberneckers, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Who’s winning the Beergate battle? In this excruciating instalment, it’s hard to tell

The spectacle of Keir Starmer v the Daily Mail is painful – but not as painful as the actual cost of living crisis, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Arse-kickings? Snap elections? Roll up for all the local results drama!

After a bruising night, the best the PM can offer his troops is that the result wasn’t a total meltdown, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Through the Trumpian looking glass, forcing women to die from illegal abortions is ‘pro-life’

The levers of power are pulled by those with no skin in the game, at the expense of those with an entire uterus in it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Real tennis has been served badly by this unfair slur

Letter: In an otherwise witty article on Elon Musk and Twitter, Marina Hyde let rip at a fun and inclusive sport, says Jeremy Fairbrother

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For this NSFW government, it’s the last days of Rome. Do they really still think voters don’t care?

Ministers bank on the public overlooking little issues like rampant sexual misconduct and cronyism. That’s optimistic, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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What better owner for Twitter than Elon Musk, master of the ill-advised tweet?

The ultimate shitposter has bought up Twitter, and its denizens are angry – how entirely appropriate, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Seriously, Tory party, there is no pooper scooper big enough to clear up Johnson’s constant mess

If you’re defending a PM who makes draconian new laws then breaks them, I’m afraid your public service mechanism is shot, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Sexual assault: regrettable, but no impediment to a parliamentary career

Of course Crispin Blunt defended fellow Tory MP Imran Ahmad Khan. Criminality is the norm in the Commons, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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It’s totally OK to break laws in England – just ask the MPs who make them

Jacob Rees-Mogg calling Covid regulations ‘unkind and inhuman’ says it all: following the rules is strictly for other people, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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