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Keir Starmer’s mildly authoritarian streak chimes perfectly with these troubled times

Keir Starmer’s mildly authoritarian streak chimes perfectly with these troubled times

Unlike the right, the left is comfortable using state power – and government intervention is exactly what Britain needs.

By Andrew Marr

Tory exodus continues as Sajid Javid to stand down

Rachel Wearmouth

Labour’s landslide in Chester shows voters have an appetite for change

Rachel Wearmouth

“It’s constant anxiety”: inside the crisis in child social care

“It’s constant anxiety”: inside the crisis in child social care

How the UK’s only feminist party came out in favour of gender self-ID

Alona Ferber

Ian Blackford’s resignation shows Nicola Sturgeon’s grip is slipping

Chris Deerin

Can’t pay, won’t pay: Britons face energy bill dilemma as the cold bites

Can’t pay, won’t pay: Britons face energy bill dilemma as the cold bites

Anoosh Chakelian

New Statesman Podcast

Can Britain make Brexit work? With Armando Iannucci | Westminster Reimagined

Can Britain make Brexit work? With Armando Iannucci | Westminster Reimagined

Two brothers, on either side of the Brexit divide, try to figure out if the country – and their family…

Morning Call

Rishi Sunak braces for electoral defeat in the Chester by-election

Rishi Sunak braces for electoral defeat in the Chester by-election

Rachel Wearmouth

How long can Rishi Sunak hold on to No 10?

How long can Rishi Sunak hold on to No 10?

Rachel Wearmouth

Rishi Sunak needs more than a good tone to beat Labour

Rishi Sunak needs more than a good tone to beat Labour

Freddie Hayward

What does the NHS winter crisis mean for patients?

What does the NHS winter crisis mean for patients?

Rachel Wearmouth