Edward Pearce, Author at New Statesman

For the love of the bloody kings

We have been bidden lately to celebrate Henry V, “Harry of Monmouth”: patriot, soldier, trouncer of our one-time enemies the French.

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Labour appears to be having one of its bouts of internal division. But talk of crisis - and words…

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A New Statesman parliamentary sketchwriter explains what politicians can do to make themselves liked.

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Politicians can't resist the pre-occupation of politics.

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The nervous opposition leader gained confidence - and, as prime minister, turned into a deep-voiced

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