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

Clavicular and the generation of permanent adolescents

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

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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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The notorious party loyalist on infighting, Israel and what social democracy means to him

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District Judge Sam Goozee found that the police’s decision to stop him and ask for his phone Pin was…

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Reform’s new head of Doge unveiled the party’s most ambitious suite of policies yet

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It’s rooted in the same nostalgia that is paralysing the nation

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Thatcher’s former private secretary reflects on his half century dealing with the Asian superpower

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The former cabinet secretary says the China spy “fiasco” shows Britain’s espionage legislation is out of date

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