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Westminster is so bloated on Brexit, it can’t even manage its bread and butter | Anne PerkinsOne monstrous bit of legislation dominates, says Anne Perkins, former deputy political editor of the Guardian And you’re so bloated on ProjectFear, you can’t even manage to report any actual news. Brexit The government should look at the Mental Capacity Act in relation to itself.
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Buzzfeed UK editor Janine Gibson departsFormer Guardian deputy editor leaves after three-and-a-half years at news website you won’t believe what happens next!!
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Life in the lobby: 'Debate in parliament can be intense, emotional theatre'The Guardian’s political editor, Heather Stewart, on Westminster, Brexit dramas and why a sense of humour is vital Debate? In Parliament? Your having a giraffe aren’t you? These idiots just bluster and shout at each other. Even in serious times they act like they are in the school yard. If we wanted theatre we’d go to the playhouse! [(Let’s Hope)There’ll Always Be An England / Meanwhile, At the Other End of the Pond:] Imagine that— (a) room for debate & (a) space in which to agree or disagree. What a concept....
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The Guardian view on the Daily Mail and Brexit: a very public shift | EditorialEditorial: A new editor has abandoned the aggressive tone with which the Mail campaigned for Brexit. This reflects a change in the public mood Their circulation is in precipitous, hopefully terminal, decline. It matters nowhere near as much as you think it does. It does not reflect anything other than a change in editor. It’s happened, the DailyMail has turned
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Could cinema play a starring role in journalism’s defence? | Paul ChadwickOur turbulent present invites a film reminding us of journalism’s role in democracy, says Guardian readers’ editor Paul Chadwick sbrnrr Journalists could just start leaving their opinions at home when they go to work. I'll tell you a film I'd like to see, but it's not been made yet. A documentary on the higher-echelon discussions at Guardian, leading it to turn its back on Leveson 2.
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Nick Cave is showing us a new, gentler way to use the internet | Russell CunninghamThe songwriter’s one-to-one correspondence with fans is touching, says Russell Cunningham, a Guardian production editor Bitcoin mining BADSEED! Beautiful man 💜
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Beware the statistics that pop up in more than one story | Paul ChadwickOne reader’s query underlines the problem with quoting insufficiently examined figures, says the the Guardian readers’ editor, Paul Chadwick You mean the rather fantastic “97% of climate scientists” one here too, right? Let's ask Donald. quite so. but the main challenge here should be less to MSM than to HJS_Org whose whole purpose as a thinktank is to present policy recommendations on the basis of facts
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Queer actor Ezra Miller is the hero we need right now. Even Playboy gets it | Elle HuntThe choice of a non-binary cover star shows the world is really changing, says Guardian commissioning editor Elle Hunt i don't need any heroes that pay tribute to murderous cops. thank u, next. never heard of him and I didn't know Playboy was still a thing Oh shove off with your boring identity politics. The next heroes and heroines will be those who push through an alternative to the collapsing neoliberal economic system.
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Listening to the gambling industry is terrible economics | Larry ElliottPhilip Hammond has got his sums wrong in backing bookies’ jobs, says Guardian economics editor Larry Elliott
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In Trump’s age of aggro, can honorifics help us be more civil? | Paul ChadwickA reader has suggested the Guardian end its use of titles, writes the Guardian’s readers’ editor Paul Chadwick No, only swift strong defeat of perpetrating practitioners! Antagonism & false propaganda started with the MSM, & disrespectful rhetoric has been initiated & promoted by 95% of the news media or FakeNewsMedia. HouseDemocrats SenateDems DNC & their candidates have lied & spit in the face of realDonaldTrump and all Americans / voters Acosta is a turd
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Meat martyrs be warned: the vegans will inherit the Earth | Gaby HinsliffWilliam Sitwell isn’t a free speech hero: he’s an editor who failed to see the writing on the wall, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff Be a boring earth They make up 1% of the population 😂🤣😂🤣 as a reformed vegan I can tell you, it is a cult, there are no moral reasons, no logical reasons. Eat meat, your body will repay you with endorphins. well it's better than eating worms!
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