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What would you like to ask our writers about 2026?

What would you like to ask our writers about 2026?

On 1 December, Guardian writers including Zoe Williams, Jonathan Liew, Lucy Mangan will take to the stage for our end-of-year event. And after the interval, political editor Pippa Crerar and political sketch writer John Crace will join economics editor Heather Stewart to discuss the biggest stories from Westminster and beyond.

Share your questions for our live panel as the Guardian looks back on the biggest stories of the year

As 2026 draws to a close, we’re looking back at the stories that shaped the year.

On 1 December, Guardian writers including Zoe Williams, Jonathan Liew, Lucy Mangan will take to the stage for our end-of-year event. And after the interval, political editor Pippa Crerar and political sketch writer John Crace will join economics editor Heather Stewart to discuss the biggest stories from Westminster and beyond.

What would you like to ask our panellists? Is there a particular story you’d like them to revisit or a question about what lies ahead in 2027?

Share your questions using the form below for a chance to have them put to our writers.

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