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Today's debates Trump can come. But let him know Britain won’t stand for his bigotry Owen Jones Make the royal baby a true people’s prince – send him to a comprehensive Robert Verkaik A lesbian with family values: why Tories love Ruth Davidson Katy Balls India’s abuse of women is the biggest human rights violation on Earth Deepa Narayan Pragmatists can’t defeat austerity. Labour needs radical local councillors Beth Foster-Ogg Windrush is only the latest UK immigration scandal: just ask the Chagossians Benjamin Zephaniah Bill Cosby's verdict is a rare moment of justice in a long, uphill battle Jessica Valenti What should be done with Facebook – break it up, or regulate it? Damian Tambini Islamophobia not an issue in the British press? You’ve got to be kidding Miqdaad Versi At this summit, North and South Korea took a real step towards peace Mary Dejevsky The Guardian view The Guardian view on inter-Korean talks: progress – for now Today's cartoon Steve Bell on Windrush immigration – cartoon Amber Rudd has said she will scrap Home Office targets for removing people from Britain, hours after she was forced back to the House of Commons to admit her department had in fact set them More from Guardian opinion Editorials: get the Guardian view Everything published today Manage your emails | Unsubscribe | Trouble viewing? You are receiving this email because you are a subscriber to Opinion. Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396