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The Guardian - Journal, 17 Oct 2026

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ArticleIs Trump an ally? No, he is mas­ter of the art of betrayal

Don­ald Trump must find it oddly frus­trat­ing. He keeps show­ing the world exactly who he is, and yet the world keeps refus­ing to believe it. As clearly as he can, he is announ­cing that he is not the leader of the free world, that he is not even a...

Is Trump an ally? No, he is mas­ter of the art of betrayal

ArticleIs Trump an ally? No, he is mas­ter of the art of betrayal

Don­ald Trump must find it oddly frus­trat­ing. He keeps show­ing the world exactly who he is, and yet the world keeps refus­ing to believe it. As clearly as he can, he is announ­cing that he is not the leader of the free world, that he is not even a...

Is Trump an ally? No, he is mas­ter of the art of betrayal

ArticleWin­nie-the Pooh is a sym­bol of child­hood free­dom and inno­cence

“Pooh, prom­ise you won’t for­get about me, ever. Not even when I’m a hun­dred,” Chris­topher Robin implores his bear in the final chapter of AA Milne’s The House at Pooh Corner. This week Win­nie-the-Pooh him­self turned 100, and he cer­tainly hasn’t...

Win­nie-the Pooh is a sym­bol of child­hood free­dom and inno­cence

ArticleHealey should tax the banks and fund uni­ver­sal pub­lic ser­vices prop­erly

John Healey is plan­ning to tax Brit­ish banks, the Guard­ian revealed, in the forth­com­ing budget. It’s about time for the chan­cel­lor to act. Banks have been rak­ing it in. The cam­paign group Pos­it­ive Money repor­ted this sum­mer that Bri­tain’s...

Healey should tax the banks and fund uni­ver­sal pub­lic ser­vices prop­erly

ArticleWhen the right cries ‘scroun­ger’ the left must push back hard

Back in 2009, the then Con­ser­vat­ive back­bencher Iain Duncan Smith pro­duced a study that would go on to lay the found­a­tions for the rol­lout of uni­ver­sal credit. Now, nearly two dec­ades later, Duncan Smith, via his think­tank, the Centre for...

When the right cries ‘scroun­ger’ the left must push back hard

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