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Sunday 18 June: Parliament should really be debating the terrible legacy of pandemic lockdowns
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Saturday 17 June: Boris Johnson and his allies must stop derailing the business of government
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Friday 16 June: The unedifying spectacle of the Conservatives’ civil war over Boris Johnson
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Thursday 15 June: A progressive consensus at the BBC is at odds with its aim to be impartial
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Wednesday 14 June: Why has Jeremy Hunt left it so late to talk about public-sector reform?
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Tuesday 13 June: Shambolic Tories can’t rely on fear of Labour to win a general election
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Monday 12 June: If the Tories indulge in another bout of infighting, they will make themselves unelectable
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Sunday 11 June: The downfall of Boris Johnson is a sorry tale of wasted potential
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Saturday 10 June: HMRC has come to symbolise a public sector that puts taxpayers last
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