Stuart Weir: The editor who shaped a country
In 1988, the New Statesman’s campaigning leader devised Charter 88 – a call to arms that radically transformed Britain’s political…
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In 1988, the New Statesman’s campaigning leader devised Charter 88 – a call to arms that radically transformed Britain’s political…
ByAccording to Emmanuel Macron, the best analysis of the dangers facing the continent today comes from a French historian who…
ByFrom the Roman empire to Bolshevik Russia, the past shows how assassination fails to halt a society’s drift towards authoritarianism.
ByHistory reveals what drives the ambitions of would-be Caesars – and how we can counter them.
ByOur understanding of the earliest humans is shaped by contemporary beliefs about race, violence and sex.
ByEighty years after D-Day, how should Britain remember those who died?
ByWhat Labour can learn from how the “liberal and radical” reformer changed Britain.
ByKeir Starmer would do well to study Wilson’s programme for national renewal.
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