John Crace is a parliamentary sketch writer for The Guardian. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, and world affairs, with a particular focus on the United Kingdom and Europe. John has also contributed to various platforms, being featured in Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo Sports Canada, AOL UK, Yahoo News UK, and The Guardian.
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John Crace's articles predominantly cover political topics, with a focus on UK government and the Conservative Party. His work includes opinion editorials, coverage of government announcements, legal policy regulations, and event coverage.
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Tory leader’s aim is as wild as her temper as she sets up Starmer’s rejoinders before madly demanding he resign
By: John Crace
The emotion on display during five hours of heated discussion speaks to the complexity and importance of the bill itself
Former PM’s speech to the Heritage Foundation declares just about everyone alive be part of a communist conspiracy
As Labour plans milestones, Boris Johnson proves he’s the Gregg Wallace of the political sphere and Jacob Rees-Mogg reveals true face of hard right
By: John Crace
While David Lammy lauded the fall of Bashar al-Assad, Keir Starmer was having a love-in with Mohammed bin Salman
By: John Crace
Like our Nige, Nick Candy doesn’t appear to have any solutions to anything … but he does have very deep pockets
By: John Crace
KemiKaze neither listens nor learns as she loses to Keir Starmer week after week at prime minister’s questions
Duke of York’s decades of playing everyone’s useful idiot – all for the good of the country – were off-limits in the Commons
By: John Crace
Being asked about what he has been doing is Starmer’s idea of fun. There’s nothing he likes more than going on and on about himself
Labour’s Christmas announcement of no compensation for pension changes is poor politics, but Badenoch bodged the argument
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