The Guardian view on Alabama’s Amazon rebels: the dignity of labour

Editorial: Workers fighting to form the first union at an Amazon workplace in the US are pioneers in the battle to civilise big-tech capitalism

Virtual Lords could be here to stay after Covid – but will MPs follow?

House of Lords has embraced Covid-safe representation more than Commons, but many MPs support change

Is the Brexit-Covid government’s framing of free speech designed to make lefties fight among themselves?

Editorial: The supreme court’s new judgment has exposed the gulf between labour regulation and the gig economy – and shown where justice must lie

Politicians and news providers in UK and US condemn site after blocking access to media content

Laws to pave way for ‘brainchild’ project of Dominic Cummings – exempt from FoI law and allotted £800m funding

Treasury looks at options as physical shops face dual threat of retail internet and Covid pandemic

Social media stars swanning around the world are just working within the government’s flabby Covid rules

No 10 adviser suggested Badenoch may have broken ministerial code in tweets about journalist

Lockdown helped company make £19.4bn but it has not stated how much tax it paid in the UK last year

Press secretary says Kemi Badenoch ‘had been civil’ when she called Nadine White ‘creepy and bizarre’

The fact that buyers rescuing Debenhams and Arcadia don’t want their 500 shops shows how deep the high street crisis is

Kemi Badenoch published questions sent to her office and accused reporter of ‘making up claims’

Social media site pulls videos by group that Tory MP told to persist with its anti-lockdown activities