What I got right, and wrong, in 2019
Another year, another set of howlers.
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Another year, another set of howlers.
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Ken Clarke was, after Churchill and Heath, the longest-serving Conservative MP since the beginning of the 20th century. Clarke stepped…
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In August 2018, a 15-year-old girl, her long hair in pigtails, sat on the cobbled street outside Sweden’s parliament. Fellow…
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What is “new municipalism”? How is Big Tech shaping the debate on AI ethics? Our editor’s picks of 2019 from the New…
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Rebecca Long-Bailey has finally spoken: the putative continuity candidate and joint favourite for the Labour leadership has set out her…
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When Extinction Rebellion (XR) blockaded central London in April 2018, the movement seemed to have come from nowhere. Protesters assembled…
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There is no period so remote as the recent past, and so though it may seem impossible, it is true:…
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It has been a year of protest, elections and Brexit delays. Throughout, Spotlight, the New Statesman‘s policy supplement, has tackled…
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