Thomas Peermohamed Lambert is a writer and the author of Shibboleth Long before “The Serpent in the Grove”, the book industry had turned away from style and towards identity The great author did not ...

Could the leader of the Workers Party kill Zack Polanski’s by-election chances? By Ben Walker George Galloway has announced that he is going to run as a candidate in the upcoming Holborn and St ...

The party will vote on dropping the use of interest rates to control inflation By Ethan Croft Interest rates will no longer be used as the main means of controlling inflation under a Green government.

Jean-Luc is an academic GP. We live in different parts of the world, but we’ve corresponded over the years, connected by a shared belief in the importance of patient-centredness in medicine. He ...

I still remember vividly my grandad’s descent – the gradual loss of comprehension, the withdrawal, sudden flashes of life By Tom McTague It was early Monday afternoon when I heard the news about Andy ...

This is the Prime Minister’s first real attempt to redistribute power from Whitehall By Ethan Croft Mayors across England will soon have the power to raise a visitor levy, the government announced ...

Meet the Oxfordshire villagers rebelling against Britain’s asylum policy By Emily Lawford Two signs mark the entrance to Piddington, east Oxfordshire. “I AM SPARTACUS. YOU ARE SPARTACUS. WE ARE ...

Future generations will look upon the social mobility of postwar Britain with envy By Rachel Cunliffe What would Seven Up! look like now? That’s the thought I couldn’t get out of my head as I ...

The new Prime Minister has set himself a fierce challenge: remaking Britain’s economic order By Michael Jacobs When Andy Burnham stood on the steps of Downing Street on his first day as Prime Minister ...

Labour party funding could be at risk from any cap By Ailbhe Rea Andy Burnham’s Labour has generally been a calmer place since he took over. But over the weekend, a wave of panic rippled through his ...

Jason Cowley is the former editor-in-chief of the New Statesman The writer and campaigner on nationalism, the rise of the new right and how a fractured left can organise in response In Three Weeks in ...

Wolfgang Münchau is a New Statesman columnist and the director of Eurointelligence. How did we get here? How will the famously unpredictable president-elect act at the negotiation table? From Europe ...