Opinion
Opinion
Comment is free…
but facts are sacred
CP Scott, 1921 Guardian editor
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The impact of Covid-19 on the economy means high public spending and state ownership are top of the political agenda
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During the coronavirus crisis, the sector has suffered from a woeful lack of PPE, testing and clear government guidance, says Mark Adams, CEO of Community Integrated Care
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Until we undo the structures that hold up anti-blackness across the world, injustice will persist
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The prime minister oversaw the discharge of 25,000 people into care homes without coronavirus testing. But not by his account
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Boohoo and other brands have come under scrutiny during this crisis, says the writer Niloufar Haidari
Coronavirus
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Otherwise healthy people who thought they had recovered from coronavirus are reporting persistent and strange symptoms - including strokes
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Until every country is protected, we all remain at risk. Securing effective vaccines and treatments is our only hope of eradicating coronavirus, says Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust
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The case of the Covid-19 drug shows how national interests will continue to define the allocation of research products, says Prof Devi Sridhar
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My Covid-19 symptoms lasted for months. As an infectious disease specialist, I know the importance of widespread testing, says Debbie Bogaert
Spotlight
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While many Europeans would like life to return to normal in the holiday season, anxiety and confusion surround the rules on social distancing
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It has taken a shocking Covid-19 death toll to dent the national self-image of moral superiority. But dented it has been, says Swedish journalist Erik Augustin Palm
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Columnists
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