Guardian columnist Marina Hyde signs off after 25 years
Hyde, known for her satirical take on politics and culture, says she has cherished her run at the paper as she writes her final column.
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Guardian columnist Marina Hyde has announced that she is writing her final column for the newspaper after 25 years, according to her own piece published in the Guardian.
Hyde, known for her satirical commentary on politics, celebrity culture and public life, said she had "cherished every moment" of her long run at the paper.
A quarter-century of commentary
In her farewell column, Hyde reflects on lessons learned over the course of her career, while stopping short of turning the piece into an exhaustive list of career advice.
Among the moments she highlights from her tenure is "storming the French embassy with a (toy) AK-47," an anecdote she cites as one of the memories she holds dear from 25 years of writing for the Guardian.
The column does not specify what Hyde plans to do next or whether she will continue writing elsewhere following her departure from the paper.
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- It's true: this is my final column. You have exactly 24 hours to complain before my inbox self-destructs | Marina Hyde — The Guardian — Opinion
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