It is a reasonable bet that a fair proportion of readers don’t want to think about Brexit at all right now. It would be very understandable if that’s the case. Brexit politics has meant relentlessly hard pounding ever since the new year. Now there’s a brief hiatus. Parliament is in recess and will return straight after Easter. Theresa May has gone off walking in Snowdonia. Everyone needs a breather. Easter is a good time to reflect.
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The Guardian view on the Brexit impasse: trust citizens to judge the evidence | EditorialEditorial: The familiar methods of British politics have failed to find a solution. Parliament must have the confidence to innovate Perhaps they could start by searching for evidence they are citizens. Brave women speaks out against Bashar Al Assad's brutal dictatorship! Politicians are far too hung up on the arrogance of 'parliamentary sovereignity'. This is at least half the problem.
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The Guardian view on the first picture of a black hole: seeing is believing | EditorialEditorial: Scientists have shown us one of the mysteries of the universe, and the extraordinary power of human cooperation Does that pic count as Upskirting or what? Looks more like a curry ring of fire Har har modi....bhagwa kar diya black hole bhi... AbkiBaarPhirModiSarkar
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The Guardian view on Julian Assange: it would be wrong to extradite him | EditorialEditorial: The WikiLeaks founder has been in Ecuador’s embassy in London since 2012. Clear judgment will be required if he now leaves his self-imposed retreat WTF? Should he be extradited to Australia? The guardian has done nothing but throw sly digs at Julian for years, after he helped the paper publish some of its biggest stories. He’s a real journalist. The Guardian is trash. Oh please. Hes a sex pest who has stabbed anybody who has helped him in the back. send him to Sweden and let them deal with him (But make him pay the MET for his policing first)
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The Guardian view on crowdfunding schools: lessons in unfairness | EditorialEditorial: Individual acts of philanthropy, however inspiring, are not the solution to the current crisis A quid for mufti/special day, an item/food for a sale/raffle, donate toys/clothes, help out on a trip/event... Every little bit helps! But we all know it's not enough, nor fair..
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The Guardian view on Britain in Europe: an inevitable partnership | EditorialEditorial: Brexit delay will force the UK to confront the fact that its future is intertwined with the European project 👀
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The Guardian view on Turkey and Erdoğan: a weakened strongman | EditorialEditorial: The opposition’s dramatic advance in local elections has sent a powerful message to the president Erdogan is a nationalist despot whose fight against freedom of press and freedom of speech has reached dangerous proportions. I'm very glad people in Turkey sent him a message. Every day the same shit from the Zionist fake press and their ignorant Fascists, Nazi’s and Racist readers. “BUT WE LOVE 💗 RT_Erdogan “ and gave him 53% of the votes in this election If he is so weakened, I hope the fool Trump realizes this.
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The Observer view on giving voters their say on Brexit | Observer editorialPoliticians cannot be trusted to agree on anything within the next six months. They should leave it to the voters The overwhelming majority of Labour's membership wants a 2nd referendum, yet Labour continues to faff about instead of coming out strongly and explicitly in favour of a people's vote. Why? শুভ বাংলা নববর্ষ ১৪২৬ !!! হোক সুন্দর ও শান্তিময় বিশ্ব !!! Tbh i thought the voters already had their say on brexit
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The Guardian view on the Amritsar massacre centenary: time to see ourselves as others see us | EditorialEditorial: Britain is too cautious about facing its complex past. The result is that Britain fails to understand its future actually one could argue that the Guardian is rather forgetful of its past and now just posts politically correct neo-liberal marxist crap. Time for you to see yourselves as others now see you Neo Conservatives 1919 - 2019: The history of anti coloured and anti semiticism. BoardofDeputies bbcpolitics
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The Times and Sunday Times editorial merger gets green lightMinisters pave the way for a Sunday Times and Times staff merger after 'material changes' since Mr Murdoch's acquisition in 1981.
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