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The Guardian - Journal, 08 10月 2026

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ArticlePre­pare, we are told, by lead­ers who make the bad risks worse

Would you mind fix­ing the NHS? And while you’re at it, could you also please build an anti-mis­sile sys­tem in your garden? Then reg­u­late the banks, replace the water mains, tax the very rich and use the pro­ceeds to rebuild our schools. Well, come...

Pre­pare, we are told, by lead­ers who make the bad risks worse

ArticlePre­pare, we are told, by lead­ers who make the bad risks worse

Would you mind fix­ing the NHS? And while you’re at it, could you also please build an anti-mis­sile sys­tem in your garden? Then reg­u­late the banks, replace the water mains, tax the very rich and use the pro­ceeds to rebuild our schools. Well, come...

Pre­pare, we are told, by lead­ers who make the bad risks worse

ArticleVoters will judge Trump and the cost of liv­ing, but demo­cracy too is at stake

For once, Demo­crats and Don­ald Trump might be in agree­ment: “Pre­tend I’m on the ticket,” the his­tor­ic­ally unpop­u­lar pres­id­ent has instruc­ted sup­port­ers. Midterms are in large part a ref­er­en­dum on the incum­bent, and Trump’s war on Iran...

Voters will judge Trump and the cost of liv­ing, but demo­cracy too is at stake

ArticleKemi Badenoch’s per­sonal brand is not strong enough to revive a dis­trus­ted party

For a party that keeps los­ing elec­tions, the Con­ser­vat­ives have enjoyed a remark­ably upbeat con­fer­ence in Birm­ing­ham this week. A party with a strong regi­cidal impulse is united behind Kemi Badenoch. Opin­ion polls show the leader’s...

Kemi Badenoch’s per­sonal brand is not strong enough to revive a dis­trus­ted party

ArticleCor­nell – and a world in which men accused still walk away

If the past is another coun­try, and there is noth­ing so poignant as the inno­cence of recent his­tory, then there is a third cat­egory of engage­ment with the era dir­ectly pre­ced­ing our own, encap­su­lated by the line “that didn’t age well”. I...

Cor­nell – and a world in which men accused still walk away