Important observation by the FT's editor
@lionelbarber
. Newsnight interview with Chris Wylie
@chrisinsilico
by normally superb Kirsty Wark looks ridiculous
Hugh McIlvanney was a giant among journalists, a powerful and beautiful writer whose coverage of some of the great sporting events of his era is still talked about today. The Observer is saddened by his death, and proud of his legacy
It's a quiet Saturday, but .... just now, from PA: David and Victoria Beckham have shared their shock that their son Romeo has already reached his 16th birthday.
Congratulations to The Observer's wonderful cartoonist Chris Riddell for his OBE for services to illustration and to charity.
@chrisriddell50
#NewYearsHonours
@muswellhillspur
@sarahjphughes
She was a wonderful journalist, colleague, and friend. She will be missed very much on The Observer. Our love and condolences to you and your family
We should be ashamed of our response to this refugee ‘crisis’ | Kevin McKenna, a rare voice of compassion amidst our pitiful response to the plight of a few desperate people seeking a decent life
#RIPPaddy
Very sad news. The mighty Paddy Roycroft, Guardian switchboard legend, has died. Paddy was a wonderful man – funny, warm, kind, wise, unforgettable. And he made a wonderful Irish coffee. Love you Padd.
In tomorrow's Observer. The top ten greatest political anthems ever, by the great
@edvulliamy
, including Verdi, Joan Baez, Neil Young and Woody Guthrie
We are delighted to announce the shortlists for the Orwell Prize 2018! Congratulations to all the authors and journalists on the lists. Visit to see the full lists.
#OrwellPrize2018
Martin Woollacott, former Guardian foreign editor, dies aged 81 . Farewell to an inspiring editor, a superb journalist, and a kind and warm human being.
Overjoyed to say I have been shortlisted for National Education Journalist of the Year for my series of reports for the
@GuardianEdu
into the rise of homelessness among teachers. Here’s my latest article on the topic
@EdSupportUK
A stark new tone in today's Daily Mail leader addressing "Britain's stark choice"... warm praise for May and for Justin Welby's progressive agenda, almost nothing about Brexit
NYT's verdict on US primaries...Unsexy as it sounds, the real story of progressive politics right now is the steady accumulation of victories — some small, some major — thanks to a welcome and unaccustomed outbreak of left-wing pragmatism.
What happened when migrants moved into my family’s Sicilian village . A beautiful piece by Lorenzo Tondo with glorious pictures by Alessio Mamo. In the Observer
What a powerful and characteristically beautifully written piece. By Rafael Behr: I thrived on the tension and drama of British politics. Then I had a heart attack
At last I can tell you my news; I’m the winner of this years Observer Jonathan Cape Comica Graphic Short Story Prize. My strip is called Similar To But Not, about a chance encounter I had in 1985. Pics as it appears in today’s Observer newspaper.
@edward__ian
Hi Ian, I tweet all the papers Ian as part of a little service on twitter called
#tomorrowspaperstoday
- lots of people find it useful, check it out.
@PolhomeEditor
He's right. As I thought when I stepped over people lying in rags on the freezing pavement outside King's Cross on my way into work to follow the Brexit debate