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Prince Harry is not wrong to feel injustice, but he won’t find vindication in a court of law

The royal is dogged, but what he’s fighting is a culture. It will be difficult for him to ever establish the guilt of individuals, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Exam season makes everyone unhappy. Why do we put up with it?

The intolerable pressure leads to terrible family rows. I thought I had escaped the worst of it with my children, but I now realise I was wrong, writes Zoe Williams

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Why are trans rights in prison so rarely defended?

The horse has bolted in this upside-down, bad-faith discourse, but it’s worth examining how we got here, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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The country stopped caring whether Boris Johnson broke the rules – thank goodness the civil service didn’t

It might feel better to move on, but as long as we’re still living with the terrifying consequences of his reign, he still matters, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Ed Davey impresses, but are the Lib Dems a viable electoral force?

Letters: Readers respond to Zoe Williams’ moving interview with the leader of the Liberal Democrats

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Is Martha Stewart’s Sports Illustrated cover a diversity breakthrough? No, it’s just window dressing

Real change would be more than the tokenism of one magazine cover. Just see Edward Enninful’s Vogue for true inclusivity, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

I’m an inspiration to my sister. Unfortunately, what I’ve inspired is a standup routine

Comedians will say anything for a laugh – and I’ve given her years of material, writes Zoe Williams

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Why enjoy the sunshine when you could torment yourself in a shopping centre?

It’s 15 years since I last visited the immense Westfield in Shepherd’s Bush, dreaming of the collapse of capitalism. It’s still standing and I’m still waiting, writes Zoe Williams

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This year’s Eurovision was a political statement – whatever the organisers may have wanted

President Zelenskiy wasn’t allowed to address the crowd, but the contest was a four-hour anti-war protest – with extra neon, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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There are better alternatives to the UK’s absurd citizenship test

Letters: The Belgian nationality test focuses on practical details, says Ross McQueen, while Hugh Lawson writes about leave to remain in Japan, and Gerard Cavalier thinks MPs should be quizzed

The Guardian - UK

Expert reveals the best ways to get a mental health boost - including table tennis

Five tips have been shared by television presenter and doctor, Zoe Williams, to maintain stable mental health.

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Women-only housing for Britain’s new class of handmaids – how is that progress?

A new social housing experiment in London seems to draw on Edwardian ideas of single women’s limited lives, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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The best way to improve your relationship? Bond over your bad behaviour

Yes, you could go for a run together, but it will only bring out self-righteousness and impatience. Loafing and comfort eating will unite you in imperfect harmony, writes Zoe Williams

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The pledge of allegiance to the king is nonsense – and seems designed to incense everyone

People will give voice to this absurd word salad and a chorus will go up from those of us who have been silent about the royals for years. The only thing I swear? There will be tears after this homage, writes Zoe Williams

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As Prince Harry battles the press, why have the other royals given up the fight?

Other royals seem willing to surrender reputations cheaply, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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How do you put a new lover to the test? See how they react when your dog bites your mother

Pets have been known to tip the balance in many a promising relationship. Mine did its best with a scene straight out of Hammer Horror, writes Zoe Williams

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It’s Raab’s rightwingers versus the Blob, the wokerati and the snowflakes – and you’ve been drafted

You came to this website looking for tofu recipes? Tough: you’re now fighting alongside the junior doctors, Gary Lineker and every last public servant, writes Zoe Williams

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Boris Eldagsen and the AI art dilemma

The winner of a Sony World Photography Award has rejected the prize after it emerged that he created his image using artificial intelligence (AI).

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Great news, a contraceptive pill for men without side-effects! Now how about one for women?

Making men share responsibility for preventing unwanted pregnancy would have big implications – if it ever happens, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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What prompted my U-turn on LTNs? I realised I was on the same side as Laurence Fox

Low traffic neighbourhood schemes have caused arguments up and down the country. I was against them at first – before I realised how well they work, writes Zoe Williams

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If the lid snaps shut on Tupperware, we’ll all be sorry

Suburbia, feminism, the Queen’s breakfast: you could tell a history of the 20th century through those plastic lifesavers, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Rishi Sunak as a paedophile-protector? Attack ads are back – and they’re as daft as ever

From Tony Blair as Bambi to William Hague with Thatcher’s hair, political adverts are often incredibly silly. So why do they keep getting made,asks Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Sanna Marin was brought down by her unpopular policies, not misogyny

Letters: Readers in Finland respond to an article by Zoe Williams and reflect on the reasons why Sanna Marin lost the election

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Misogyny is a mighty force on the right – just look at the fate of Finland’s Sanna Marin

As prime minister, she was trusted and liked by voters. Then came allegations that she was a ‘party girl’, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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Why do so many romcoms go wrong? It’s down to a problem I call ‘the Minnie Driver’

Romcoms can be fantastic – but the pitfalls are always the same. Will the release of Rye Lane solve the issues once and for all, asks Zoe Williams

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