This year the New Statesman and our partners offer a full programme of essential fringe events at Labour conference in Brighton and Conservative conference in Manchester, with some of the leading figures from both sides of the House and beyond.
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The sell-off of UK land is the largest privatisation in European history. So why don’t more people know about it?
Opponents of a new vote in the PLP are circulating a letter that will urge Labour's negotiating team to agree a Brexit deal without insisting on a referendum.
Access to online pornography needs a lasting solution. The government has merely offered up a quickie.
The Work & Pensions Secretary will only admit Universal Credit fuels foodbank use when it’s not under her watch.
The climate campaigners have been criticised for disrupting transport and being too privileged – yet as the planet warms up, we’ll look back favourably on their actions.
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
How the capital can forge national unity and redeem itself.
At first I wanted to keep my illness private, but now hope more over-50s will get tested when they hear my story.
With Welsh Labour now less distinct from the main party, the mood on the doorstep is changing.
There was no shortage of empathy and well-meaning advice when a tweet about a toddler meltdown went viral.
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