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How the pandemic could transform British politics.
Inside the mind of Dr Jim Down, a leading intensive care consultant, on the night of the peak number of deaths from Covid-19 in hospitals.
Boris Johnson’s chief strategist reached No 10 by pitting the people against the political elite and scorning the media. Now his hypocrisy is exposed.
Photographer Spencer Murphy has produced a thoughtful series showing life under lockdown in the area surrounding his home.
The national saga of 1940 was remarkable and truly historic. Eighty years on, the UK is again in the grip of a “people’s war” that will define the lives and outlook of all who survive it.
New data shows that the most at-risk parts of the UK have much to fear from the loosening of lockdown.
The behaviours necessary to fight Covid-19 are having painful psychological consequences.
Michael Goodier of the New Statesman data journalism team highlights some crucial new themes.
Our contributors Laura Spinney, Dr Phil Whitaker and Professor Michael Barrett joined Jason Cowley to discuss pandemics past, present and future.
Could the coronavirus pandemic have an effect as lasting and profound as the Black Death?
