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Rachel Cunliffe is the Associate Political Editor of the New Statesman. She has previously worked at City A.M., and is a regular guest on Sky News and the BBC. You can hear more of her on the New Statesman podcast.
New political ideas have to come from somewhere
By Rachel Cunliffe
Recent polling by Deltapoll found that just 38 per cent of Brits could recognise her in a photograph
By Rachel Cunliffe
Tom Morris's production starring David Harewood makes the audience side with the wrong character
By Rachel Cunliffe
The deputy prime minister went where Starmer does not
By Rachel Cunliffe
If people in Lincolnshire got a little something from the building of a solar project in their county, they…
By Rachel Cunliffe
A suitcase found after the death of Anthony Easton's father leads us down a path worthy of a bestselling…
By Rachel Cunliffe
At London's Southbank centre, a victory in "spirit" seemed to compensate for a crushing defeat in reality
By Rachel Cunliffe
Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s bleak memoir shows how the struggle for justice warps those who've been hurt most
By Rachel Cunliffe
Amid the royal fallout, we should not forget Jeffrey Epstein’s victims
By Rachel Cunliffe