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1. www.newstatesman.com › politics › uk-politicsThe rotten state - New Statesman

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   31. Jan. 2024 · The growth in professional services was hugely beneficial for millions of people, but it has created new problems for government, which could only modernise itself by buying those same services – such as IT programmes – at a ballooning cost. New technologies and bigger projects made it harder than ever to assess value for money.

2. www.newstatesman.comNew Statesman | UK Politics & Culture Magazine

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   The New Statesman is the leading progressive political and cultural magazine in the United Kingdom and around the world. Covering UK current affairs, international and cultural events.

3. www.newstatesman.com › international-politics › geopoliticsThe age of danger - New Statesman

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   24. Apr. 2024 · Think tanks and consultancy firms, which like to discuss risks and threats, suggest that the world is on the brink; it’s the age of danger. Those concepts may turn out to be too sanguine. Danger refers to the future. Already we live among ruins. This appears in the 26 April – 2 May issue of the New Statesman magazine.

4. www.newstatesman.com › politics › labourInside the Labour left’s split - New Statesman

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   26. Feb. 2024 · It was in December 1982, in the aftermath of the titanic struggle between Tony Benn and Denis Healey for Labour’s deputy leadership, that the party’s left split. Those who had supported Benn formed the “hard left” Socialist Campaign Group, while those who had backed Healey, such as Neil Kinnock, remained in the “soft left” Tribune ...

5. www.newstatesman.com › politics › uk-politicsThe end of Conservative England - New Statesman

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   15. Nov. 2023 · By Andrew Marr. It was not the message, I suspect, that Rishi Sunak meant to send with his theatrical reshuffle centred on the sacking of Suella Braverman as home secretary and the surprise return of David Cameron to the Foreign Office. But the events of the week of 13 November confirm the end of Conservative England as a dominant political force.

6. www.newstatesman.com › the-weekend-interview › 2024Salman Rushdie: “The world has abandoned realism” - New Statesman

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   27. Apr. 2024 · Salman Rushdie’s 22nd book, Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder, is his account of the attack on 12 August 2022 that nearly took his life, but it is much more than that: it is a book about love and optimism and miracles of many kinds. It makes a powerful and necessary defence of the principles of free speech; principles for which ...

7. saturdayread.substack.comThe Saturday Read | The New Statesman | Substack

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   Your guide to the best writing on politics, culture, books, and ideas each weekend - from the New Statesman. Click to read The Saturday Read, by The New Statesman, a Substack publication with hundreds of thousands of subscribers.