10 memorable pieces from my editorship
A selection of essays, poetry, fiction, interviews and columns from the past 16 years.
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Jason Cowley
Jason Cowley is the former editor-in-chief of the New Statesman
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The Tallis Scholars at Saffron Hall: sublime and moving
“Mysteries and Miracles” explores several centuries of sacred music.
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England in pieces
Keir Starmer has imposed order after the riots. But now he must lead a national renewal.
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Remembering the war correspondent Kim Sengupta
The veteran reporter was a man of great courage, resilience and considerable charm.
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Southgatism will endure
Left conservatism is a winning politics for Starmer, Southgate and our times.
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Dreams of tennis and the best job in the world
Also: Pep Guardiola at Wimbledon and the fine margins of greatness.
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The Tory collapse was a night to remember
Yet these are not progressive new times.
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The threats faced by Taiwan make Britain’s politics feel provincial
In Taipei, at the new president’s inauguration, the huge forces remaking the world were impossible to ignore.
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James Corden’s comedy of menace
Joe Penhall’s new play The Constituent, starring Corden and Anna Maxwell Martin, is a funny, disturbing vision of public…
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