If it weren’t so serious, there would be deep comedy in seeing Marcus Rashford run rings around Boris Johnson’s lot, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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Marina HydeOnly this government could miss the open goal of free school meals | Marina Hyde
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If it weren’t so serious, there would be deep comedy in seeing Marcus Rashford run rings around Boris Johnson’s lot, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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Marina HydeMy bit about Boris Johnson drawing Marcus Rashford away in the cup
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With his ever-evolving ‘plans’, Boris Johnson has succeeded in alienating even those who were once his biggest fans, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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Marina HydeMy bit on Boris Johnson’s seven kingdoms, and another top-tier week in British Covid politics
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With his ever-evolving ‘plans’, Boris Johnson has succeeded in alienating even those who were once his biggest fans, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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Marina HydeMy bit on Boris Johnson’s seven kingdoms, and another top-tier week in British Covid politics
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Meddling with Brexit, mulling a new leader – the Tories will do literally anything except reflect on their Covid response, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
Meddling with Brexit, mulling a new leader – the Tories will do literally anything except reflect on their Covid response, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
The president tells us he beat coronavirus like a man: the kind who takes all the best drugs and leaves everyone else exposed, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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Marina HydeMy bit on Donald Trump’s eyecatching return to the White House
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Marina HydeMy bit on Donald Trump’s breathtaking return to the White House
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Maybe the real victims of the president’s diagnosis are his MAGA disciples who don’t believe the virus even exists, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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Marina HydeMy bit about Donald Trump testing positive for the virus
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Marina HydeThe BBC have done a vital thing the government should have done ages ago, except they preferred to spend their time twatting around with stuff like how to knife the BBC
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Maybe the real victims of the president’s diagnosis are his MAGA disciples who don’t believe the virus even exists, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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Marina HydeMy bit on Donald Trump testing positive for coronavirus
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With something resembling a genial grunt, the Prime Minister urged his guests to tuck into lunch, Oxfordshire beef fillet with crispy shin, baby leeks and a rich gravy.
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Marina HydeI see “friends” of the prime minister are at it again - sweetly motivated only by a desire to spare him the grotesque financial indignities he is forced to suffer dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8… via @MailOnline
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Shortly before lunchtime on Wednesday Boris Johnson summoned a small group of Conservative backbenchers to his wood-panelled office behind the Speaker’s chair in the Commons.He had just come from
With the system in chaos, Dido Harding says the increased demand could not have been predicted. Yes, really, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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Marina HydeMy bit on Boris Johnson’s testing fiasco, Rees-Mogg telling people to look grateful, weapons-grade Cummings and various other government triumphs of the week
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Marina HydeMy bit on Boris Johnson’s testing fiasco, Rees-Mogg telling people to look grateful, weapons-grade Cummings and various other government triumphs of the week
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One of the important characteristics of the modern establishment is that nobody will admit to being in it. This struck me powerfully reading the philosopher Eliane Glaser’s recent book Elitism: A