Corbyn could have been the nation’s saviour. But he’s just too tribal
Simon Jenkins
Today’s speech was Corbyn’s chance to muster a coalition against no deal. But all he wants is a general election, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Boris Johnson’s no-deal election plot is an assault on democracy
Owen Jones
The Tories’ plan for a disorderly Brexit mid-election will take the UK to the brink of disaster. Only Labour can prevent this, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
So what if more young British people are living at home into their 30s?
Mary Dejevsky
The ONS figures need not be a cause for alarm – there are many positive reasons to stay on in the parental home, says writer and broadcaster Mary Dejevsky
John McDonnell has offered the SNP more than he had to on independence
Jonathan Freedland
There’s no way the Scottish National party would vote down a minority Labour government and put the Tories back in power, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
No deal may be a Boris Johnson bluff, but the consequences will be real
Gaby Hinsliff
Downing Street’s newly belligerent line on Brexit is increasing support for Scottish independence – and Sturgeon never misses a trick, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff
We need a Brexit deal – so why is Johnson indulging in cynical electioneering?
Simon Jenkins
The prime minister’s behaviour is shameless: he should be working to avert the catastrophe of no deal, not campaigning, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Labour shouldn’t worry so much about the Lib Dems, they hurt the Tories more
Owen Jones
In a general election, Jo Swinson’s party will be focused on poaching Tory remainers. Only Labour offers a true alternative, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
