Politics We need this law to stop young women being sexually harassed by customers at work
A year on from the President’s Club scandal of waitresses being groped by businessmen, Gaby Hinsliff calls for the reinstatement of a law to protect them
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Opinion “I felt lost when I abandoned my working-class identity”
Kerry Hudson has started to feel nervous about discussing the C-word in recent months. Here, she explains why her class is so important to her
Politics The government’s new “Settled Status” fee is a reminder that solidarity is crucial
The EU Settlement Scheme, announced on Friday, does its best to unsettle people who have been too comfortable in a country that might feel like their home, says Kieran Yates
Politics “Stupid woman” and shouts of “boring” – what is going on with politics?
Looks like silly season never ended
Politics There is good to be found even in a political year like this one
Brexit might be making us a global laughing stock, but 2018 also brought some progress. Let’s remember that, says Gaby Hinsliff
Politics Could Theresa May bounce back from certain doom – again?
It looks as if we’re going to be suspended in this baffling, maddening limbo for a while yet, says Gaby Hinsliff
Politics Theresa May’s had a bit of a rough week. Here’s what you need to know
It’s been quite the week in parliament – but what actually happened, and what does it mean? Eve Livingston reports
Politics As Kate Osamor just found out – it’s not the scandal that gets you, it’s the cover-up
You can sympathise with former Labour frontbencher Osamor, as the mother of a young black man in a world that treats him unkindly, says Gaby Hinsliff. But we can’t appease a politician who won’t give a straight answer to a straight question
Politics MPs like Christopher Chope are everything that’s wrong with parliament
The Tory MP famous for single-handedly squishing a bid to ban upskirting has just done it again with an FGM law. Gaby Hinsliff asks what can be done
Politics There is still *some* confidence in Theresa May
MPs have been threatening a vote of no confidence all week. They haven’t reached it… yet. But that doesn’t mean May’s job is safe, says Gaby Hinsliff
