
The chaos in the Tory party is down to Theresa May’s inadequacies
Amateurish attempts to trick Tory activists has damaged her, and her party’s prospects, dramatically.
ByAmateurish attempts to trick Tory activists has damaged her, and her party’s prospects, dramatically.
ByWhy the likes of Nigel Farage and Piers Morgan aren’t funny any more.
ByHe has antagonised the EU and insulted Theresa May – while cosying up to Putin and Kim. But the US…
ByThe Scottish rapper and author on the madness of the media circuit, meeting Orwell’s son and refusing to pronounce…
ByIt caused anger and unease across the West, but the meeting between the Russian president and Donald Trump was not…
ByThe dream of a united, integrated Europe is collapsing under the pressure of mass migration and the rise of…
ByForget the Tory big beasts, David Davis’s former deputy at DexEU is the man May really fears.
ByThe analogy of climate-change deniers is of little use.
ByFootball is the bit of French society where I’ve seen integration work best.
ByFigures show that in 2017, sales of bottled water overtook those of fizzy drinks in the US.
ByWhy the Victorian anxieties that underlie HG Wells’s masterpiece have never gone away.
ByThe Labour activist and founder of Class Wargames reveals how the left is preparing for power.
ByErnaux may be a bestselling memoirist, but this is not a personal story: from occupied France to Aids, she…
ByThe public is obsessed with the domestic bee, but most people don’t know how many different kinds of bee…
ByTurkish parliament has been stripped of crucial functions and many state institutions dissolved.
ByOn selfies and Nabokov, Fitbit and Brexit, Scott’s book veers between the superficial and the illuminating.
ByIt’s what makes us human – but despite the best efforts of philosophy and science, the nature of our experience of…
ByThe NS Poem: The Weight, in memoriam Danuta Danielsson
ByThis documentary heaves with Venice Beach brats with four-figure allowances, and strippers writhing around inhundred-dollar bills.
ByYour weekly dose of gossip from Westminster.
ByI met Lanzmann 15 years ago when I worked at the ICA in London. He brought his own temperature.
ByDead girls, wrap-around porches and enervating humidity: this crime drama is like the bastard child of Carson McCullers and…
ByA selection of the best letters received from our readers this week. Email letters@newstatesman.co.uk to have your thoughts voiced…
ByThe show is a series of misdirections: a tricksy, self-conscious beast, full of sleight of hand.
BySimon Russell Beale, Ben Miles and Adam Godley play a whole host of men, women, babies and a range…
ByLeonetto Cappiello’s 1920s designs show the ambivalence of the times – perhaps of alcoholic gratification in any era.
ByMore family groups – baby boomer parents with adult children – than I have ever seen before fill Hyde Park…
ByWorse, the flavour of Brexit that is most popular with Conservative MPs has no significant following in the country.
ByFunny thing, nausea; when you’re in the grip of it you can’t think of anything else, and when it’s…
ByThe imam talks activists as politicians, her Syrian refugee father, and a non-digital world.
ByPaper not only published Johnson’s Pravda-style piece but ran a summary as the front-page splash.
ByA new sense of hope about what the English experience can be.
ByAn America First nationalist, a protectionist, a xenophobe and the leader of a new Illiberal International.
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