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Rundle: Hanson's autistic kids comments reveal a truth no one wants to talk about
Guy RundleJun 23, 201738 Comments
That some teachers have to devote most of their attention to children with serious behaviour management issues is hardly news to anyone with a child in school, but there’s a curious veil of silence drawn across it.
Rundle: as London becomes Baghdad, we will soon have to choose a side
Guy RundleJun 20, 201713 Comments
We are not far away from a different form of militancy, on the streets of Western cities, and people will be called on to make their political and moral judgements accordingly.
Rundle: thank God for Laurie Oakes and why Mia Freedman bullied Roxane Gay
Guy RundleJun 16, 201724 Comments
Laurie Oakes was exactly right to do as he did and expose the cosy pollie-journo relationship inside the Canberra bubble.
Rundle: anguish turns to anger as London burns
Guy RundleJun 15, 201724 Comments
This hideous Grenfell Tower fire has already had a political effect, further delaying the making of a deal between the Conservatives and the DUP -- and the deal could unravel entirely.
Rundle: how Jeremy Corbyn might have saved the UK
Guy RundleJun 13, 201717 Comments
It is all over for Theresa May -- and quite possibly for the Tories.
Rundle: singing in the pub as Corbyn pulls off what Blair never could
Guy RundleJun 9, 201719 Comments
It is now not impossible that in a week or so Jeremy Corbyn could be the next PM of the UK.
Rundle: past and future ghosts at Corbyn's last stand
Guy RundleJun 8, 20173 Comments
With 16 hours until the polls open, Jeremy Corbyn has come back to Islington for his and Labour’s campaign's final hours.
Rundle: past and future ghosts at Corbyn's last stand
Guy RundleJun 8, 201726 Comments
With 16 hours until the polls open, Jeremy Corbyn has come back to Islington for his and Labour’s campaign's final hours.
Rundle: the shape of future Britain depends on Theresa May's exact winning margin
Guy RundleJun 7, 201720 Comments
Below 350, and she is in great difficulty.
Rundle: seven people killed, and it took just 18 hours for the politics to start again
Guy RundleJun 5, 201713 Comments
Prime Minister Theresa May made a statement saying that "enough was enough" in terms of Muslim extremism. Shortly after, Jeremy Corbyn made a speech that broke the electoral "truce".