Archive The menace of Beatlism 28 February 1964: I refuse to believe the Beatles and their like are what the youth of Britain want. By Paul Johnson
Can we stop the government criminalising protest? With Jodie Beck of Liberty The Public Order Bill is a worrying assault on basic freedoms. By Adrian Bradley, Rachel Cunliffe and NS Podcasts
From the archive: The great birth control debate 12 December 1959: How to solve world population growth. By Paul Johnson
From the Archive: Paul Johnson on the Know-Nothing Left The historian and journalist Paul Johnson made his name writing for and then editing (1965-70) the New Statesman, but… By Paul Johnson
The French revolution In May '68, Paul Johnson, the then editor of the New Statesman, extolled Parisian student power in a By Paul Johnson
Obituary – Tom Baistow Tom Baistow, who has died aged 85, was deputy editor and anchorman of the New Statesman for much of… By Paul Johnson