Hugh Muir
Hugh Muir is a senior assistant G1 editor
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The abuse of Delsie Gayle was bad enough without the airline making matters worse in the way it dealt with the incident, says Guardian columnist Hugh MuirRacial abuse on Ryanair: this is like Rosa Parks in reverse
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Caribritish: me, my family and the legacy of WindrushMy parents came to Britain in the 50s to build a better life for themselves and their children. It was a risk that paid off, and an achievement that reaches down through two very different generations
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Rightwing titles such as the Mail may report injustice, but they do little to see it addressedThe Windrush scandal was about racism – why didn’t the papers say so?
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Amber Rudd has gone, but behind the fiasco is a government that defended a policy that discriminated against black Britons, says Hugh Muir, Guardian Opinion associate editorThe Windrush scandal is institutional racism, pure and simple -
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If there is a strong and positive case to be made to those who voted against despair, surely it’s best made now, writes Guardian columnist Hugh MuirFear and abuse won’t change Brexit minds -
He turned the Express, a paper with a long history, into an object of ridicule and pityRichard Desmond is no longer a press baron – it can only be good news
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A brave government would boldly tackle congestion and pollution. This one targets cowboy ticketing firms to gain cheap applause, writes the Guardian columnist Hugh MuirThe problem with cars is not parking - it's that too much motoring is killing us
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I now realise that the journey you go on when learning something new is more important than the destination, writes Guardian columnist Hugh MuirI’m going back to piano lessons - but not to pass exams
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Don’t be fooled: corporations can’t be relied on to reset the economy. Capitalism needs more regulation and stronger unions, says Guardian columnist Hugh MuirIf greedy bosses have broken capitalism, who will fix it?



Bias in Britain Now we know there’s racial bias. The challenge is how to address it