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There’s an urgent need for a fairer electoral system – and if politicians won’t make it happen, the people will, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
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Damning report on long-term care system blames uneven funding and a lack of a plan for failure
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Recent missteps from the prime minister have added to Tory MPs’ concerns about their disastrous poll ratings. But are they ready to act against Rishi Sunak? Pippa Crerar reports
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Report also discloses approval was rushed through without developing safety plans or consulting councils
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Critics say Simon Case and Richard Mooreâs membership of all-male club shows poor leadership and judgment
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Shadow chancellor to use annual Mais lecture to set out plans to green the economy if party wins election
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Neither the Tories nor Labour seem bothered by the climate mayhem that awaits us, but to save lives they must act, says professor emeritus Bill McGuire
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The war on Gaza brought out hundreds of thousands of protesters. This force could reshape our hollow democracies, says political activist Richard Seymour
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When access to culture is downgraded, the arts are sidelined in schools and civic spaces are neglected, we all lose out, says the Guardian’s chief culture writer Charlotte Higgins
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Process in Croydon East, which was suspended last year after suspected data breach, resumed last week
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All 10 amendments made by peers voted down, giving much-needed boost to beleaguered PM
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Editorial: The success of the three political leaders should not be seen as a repudiation of the existence of racism itself
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Former US president understood to have discussed AI and other subjects with PM on informal ‘courtesy’ visit
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Former environment minister told speeding drivers ‘emit more harmful emissions’ when handed 12-month disqualification
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Claims of a leadership bid are âbonkersâ, say Penny Mordauntâs allies. But so too is staying silent while the PM stumbles towards an election, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
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With continuing talk of a leadership challenge, PM and business secretary have little to say at stage-managed praise-filled event
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Adverts telling us to take services into our own hands are trying to maintain the delusion that we still have a functioning society, says academic philosopher Tom Whyman
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Find out who’s up and who’s down in the latest polls – and how many seats each party is likely to win in the next general election
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Regulator concludes channel broke rules on five occasions when Tory MPs served as news presenters