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Also featuring Eve by Claire Horn and A Stranger in Your Own City by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad.
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Emma Haslett is associate editor, business, at the New Statesman. She has written on topics including the energy crisis and recession, and interviews business leaders.
Also featuring Eve by Claire Horn and A Stranger in Your Own City by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad.
By Emma Haslett, Jeremy Cliffe, Michael Prodger and Matthew GilleyA new breakthrough in treatment for endometriosis provides a welcome opportunity for the opposition – if it recognises it.
By Emma HaslettNew figures show the cost of full-time childcare has reached £15,000, which could be pushing thousands more women out…
By Emma HaslettThe former Nissan executive and godfather of the electric car, says the UK will have no auto industry without…
By Emma HaslettBad weather and energy prices are at fault but the effects of Brexit, both direct and indirect, are also…
By Emma HaslettAfter the death of her mother, Johanna Thomas-Corr searches for a language of mourning.
By Johanna Thomas-Corr and Emma HaslettSimon Mellin, CEO of the Modern Milkman, says inflation has shown how poorly people understand the real cost of…
By Emma HaslettEnergy companies have announced bumper profits for 2022 – but the businesses are proving to be both a gold…
By Emma HaslettIt’s a vicious circle – aggravating illnesses only puts more pressure on the NHS.
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