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

Glengarry Glen Ross is pulling its punches

The all-female cast of David Mamet’s Pulitzer-winning play is a confusing attempt at timelessness and modern social commentary

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How no 32 Portland Place became the city’s most notorious venue

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The Iran war is part of a wider contest between the US and China

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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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