Luke O’Reilly

Luke O’Reilly is the news editor of the New Statesman. He has previously covered crime, the royal family, and the Labour Party

“If Reform win I will be in tears”: How will Southport vote?

The grieving town is in Nigel Farage’s sights

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By Luke O’Reilly

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The country is a minor power and a major symbol

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Looksmaxxing has codified the anxieties of male teenagers into a belief system

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The latest revival refuses to dumb the famously difficult play down

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The former home secretary believes the only solution to leadership speculation is success

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The Unite the Kingdom Christmas service showed a new kind of British Christianity

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A private firm is finding and training a network of political influencers

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The election for general secretary of the union has become a microcosm of wider divisions in the labour movement

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Sophia Chetin-Leuner’s new production is sure to make her a star

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