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Rishi Sunak’s aggressive strategy is his best hope
The New Statesman· 7 days agoThe Prime Minister’s negative attacks are desperate but he has no better option.
Cat Bohannon Q&A: “We can actually make the world a bit better”
The New Statesman· 7 days agoThe academic and author on Jaws, Artemisia Gentileschi, and the fertility culture wars.
Subscriber of the week: Damian Madden
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Down and Out: the Movie – in cinemas not quite yet
The New Statesman· 7 days agoEight years ago he flew me over to Los Angeles and locked me up in a cabin in the mountains near Lake Arrowhead and didn’t let me out until I’d written a...
Welcome to the realm of the thought experiment
The New Statesman· 7 days agoWhat do a hurtling trolley, a shallow pond and a famous violinist all have in common?
As anti-Semitism surges, tolerance resurfaces at unexpected moments
The New Statesman· 7 days agoOnly here the binned item was a Jewish Star of David and the crudely lettered slogan beneath read...
The new Europe chooses its leaders
The New Statesman· 7 days agoUrsula von der Leyen, Kaja Kallas and António Costa have been selected for the bloc’s top jobs.
The great wine climate-change challenge
The New Statesman· 7 days agoGrapes are the world’s third-most valuable horticultural crop, after potatoes and tomatoes. Almost half of the 80 million tonnes of grapes produced in...
Letter of the week: How a nation sees itself
The New Statesman· 7 days agoOf all the fine contributions to “How to fix a nation” (Cover Story, 21 June), Anthony Seldon’s had me banging the table in agreement. It’s to the credit...
Is this election beyond satire?
The New Statesman· 7 days agoWith the Tories writing their own punchlines, the jokes in Michael Spicer: No Room are all too plausible.