The GuardianNarendra Modi The Guardian view on India's farming revolt: a bitter harvest verified_publisherThe Guardian - EditorialNarendra Modi, India’s Hindu nationalist prime minister, has probably never read Lord Hailsham. But maybe he should. The former lord chancellor’s 1976 BBC lecture contains perhaps the most penetrating...
The GuardianPaul Dacre The Guardian view on the BBC: more than good value verified_publisherThe Guardian - EditorialSince its foundation in 1922, the BBC has had powerful enemies, usually commercial rivals, who think that it is “too bloody big, too bloody pervasive and too bloody powerful”, to quote the former Daily...
The GuardianJoe Biden Joe Biden's talk of 'healing' is pointless, and will be seen as weakness by the right verified_publisherThe Guardian - Nesrine MalikNormal. The United States is returning to normal. During Joe Biden’s inauguration, the commentary was overwhelmingly about a country slowly regaining consciousness, blinking away the bad dream that was...
The GuardianMinimum Wage As Joe Biden moves to double the US minimum wage, Australia can't be complacent verified_publisherThe Guardian - Van BadhamWhen I was writing about minimum wages for the Guardian six years ago, the United States only guaranteed workers US$7.25 an hour as a minimum rate of pay, dropping to a shocking US$2.13 for workers in...
The GuardianKeir Starmer These are big moments in our history. Why is Labour's response so small? verified_publisherThe Guardian - John HarrisOne of the most glaring aspects of the Covid-19 era is yet another Westminster-centred crisis of political leadership, if not politics itself. This may be a polarised age in which the idea of millions...
