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