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The Guardian columnist says the Reform UK home affairs spokesperson's remarks on BBC Radio 4's Today programme were 'disconnected, cliche-riddled and unremittingly stupid'.
Georgina Elliott, writing in the Guardian, says losing herself in films at her local cinema offered comfort and a quiet solidarity that more direct expressions of sympathy could not.
Matt Brittin told BBC employees to be 'a bit more Elvis – a little less conversation, a little more action' in an all-staff call, prompting the Guardian's Stuart Heritage to suggest other song lyrics he could draw on next.
In the Guardian's Today in Focus, Russell T Davies talks to Helen Pidd about a career that runs from Doctor Who to Queer as Folk, and explains why he said no to James Bond.
After weeks of household repairs, columnist Tim Dowling successfully replaces a broken kitchen dimmer switch, describing the process as both nerve-wracking and satisfying.
Authors Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor argue the world is entering a new and dangerous moment in history, but say they have not given up hope of a fightback.
