What I got right, and what I got wrong, about politics in 2017
I live and learn. Well, I live.
ByYear: 2017
2017: The year Theresa May’s opponents took back control
Labour, the EU and Tory rebels all outwitted a humiliated Prime Minister.
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Stella Creasy: the left shouldn’t tolerate bile and bitterness infecting public life
A left-wing blog tried to create a scandal over me attending a gig. If shouting and smearing takes priority over social justice, the…
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From outrageous rockers to political arsonists: the New Statesman year in interviews
Throughout 2017 the New Statesman sought out the most influential, interesting and exciting personalities to feature on its pages. Here are…
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At the end of a year of upheaval, what are the polls telling us now?
At the start of 2017, the Conservatives were riding high in the polls.
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The best facial expressions of 2017
Masks of horror.
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From ironic Nazis to 280 characters: the New Statesman year in tech
New Statesman writers on the science and tech stories of 2017.
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Why Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour isn’t left-wing enough
There is truth to the criticism the party is “for the monied, not the few”.
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