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Editorial: The prime minister used a deal with the EU on future relationships to pressure MPs to support her Brexit plan. But she hasn’t got the votes and the latest document cannot be trusted
Editorial: The rightwing Brexiters have been exposed. They lied. They had no practical solutions. So they resigned. There is very little time left to rescue Britain from the damage they inflicted
Editorial: The manner of Ranil Wickremesinghe’s ousting is a step backwards. This constitutional crisis must be resolved peacefully; a punch-up in parliament is an alarming sign
Editorial: Bangladesh appears poised to repatriate members of the Muslim minority who fled the campaign of violence against them. They would be at grave risk
The Guardian view on the BBC and the elderly: a burden too far