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Jacob Rees-Mogg doesn’t want you to vote

Jacob Rees-Mogg doesn’t want you to vote

An admission in the former minister’s recent National Conservativism conference speech was revealing.

By Lewis Goodall

Comment and Analysis

Why Britain needs to have an honest conversation about rising migration

Andrew Marr

The Weekend Report

Sunak’s best man: can James Forsyth help save the Conservatives?

Freddie Hayward

Meet Britain’s resentful right

Meet Britain’s resentful right

Why Rishi Sunak wants to delay Sue Gray’s job with Labour for as long as possible

Rachel Wearmouth

The Tories’ voter ID laws have damaged our democracy

Rachel Cunliffe

If the Tories fail to change, they face electoral apocalypse in the Blue Wall

If the Tories fail to change, they face electoral apocalypse in the Blue Wall

David Gauke

Interviews and Profiles

Emily Thornberry: Jeremy Corbyn’s treatment is “very sad”

Preparing for Power

Emily Thornberry: Jeremy Corbyn’s treatment is “very sad”

Rachel Wearmouth

John McDonnell’s last stand

The Politics Interview

John McDonnell’s last stand

George Eaton

Simon McDonald: “It’s the end of the game for Britain”

The Weekend Interview

Simon McDonald: “It’s the end of the game for Britain”

Harry Lambert

“Independence is one of those issues that will never go away”: Anas Sarwar on the fight over Scotland

The Weekend Interview

“Independence is one of those issues that will never go away”: Anas Sarwar on the fight over Scotland

Anoosh Chakelian

New Statesman Podcast

Have the Conservatives already lost the next election? With Andrew Marr and David Gauke

The New Statesman podcast

Have the Conservatives already lost the next election? With Andrew Marr and David Gauke

The local elections may have confirmed one thing: the writing is on the wall for the government.