Mary Riddell
Articles by Mary Riddell
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Politics
The New Statesman Interview - Chris Haskins
- 11 February 2002
The regulator's regulator, he is an insider who dares to criticise the government and its many "no-winners". Chris Haskins interviewed
Politics
The New Statesman Interview - Peter Morris
- 10 December 2001
The top surgeon in the land says the state of the NHS is "desperate" and the government is unfit to run it. Peter Morris interviewed
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The New Statesman Interview - Oliver Letwin
- 03 December 2001
Blunkett's shadow admits "people do not pay us much attention" and sounds as if he wants to go home. Oliver Letwin interviewed
Politics
The New Statesman Interview - Lars Nittve
- 07 May 2001
The head of Tate Modern wants £2m more from the government, and less censorship from the prudish Brits. Lars Nittve interviewed
Politics
The New Statesman Interview - Tony Hall
- 12 February 2001
The BBC's head of news is off to Covent Garden. But before then, he'd like to screen Alastair Campbell's briefings. Tony Hall interviewed
Politics
The New Statesman Interview - Lord Woolf
- 16 October 2000
The new Lord Chief Justice gives Hindley hope of freedom and tells Blair and Straw: keep your hands off the law. Lord Woolf interviewed byMary Riddell
Politics
The New Statesman Interview - Mo Mowlam
- 07 August 2000
In the wake of reports that she will shortly quit, Britain's favourite maverick cries: "No-o. No-o." Mo Mowlam interviewed
Politics
The man who started a class war
- 12 June 2000
Peter Lampl is a millionaire who favours selection and thinks public schools are superb. So what's he doing in bed with Gordon Brown? Mary Riddell met him
Politics
The New Statesman Interview - Norman Tebbit
- 05 June 2000
He ducked a chance to get to No 10; now he blames himself for Tory decline and new Labour ascendancy. Norman Tebbit interviewed
Politics
The New Statesman Interview - Helena Kennedy
- 22 May 2000
A chum of Blair and Brown, she warns that the charge of being "fixers" could undo them as sleaze undid the Tories. Helena Kennedy interviewed by Mary Riddell
