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The Reeves doctrine: Labour’s plan for power

The Reeves doctrine: Labour’s plan for power

She is ready to be Britain’s first female chancellor. But will Rachel Reeves’ caution stifle her creativity?

By Jason Cowley

Comment and Analysis

Voters don’t just feel Britain is broken – they feel they’re broken too

Rachel Wearmouth

Scotland needs immigrants – so why won’t they come?

Chris Deerin

Rishi Sunak must stop trying to appease Boris Johnson

Rishi Sunak must stop trying to appease Boris Johnson

Labour’s future will be conservative

Jonathan Rutherford

The right’s obsession with “the blob” shows it is losing

Martin Fletcher

The Tory crack-up

The Tory crack-up

Will Lloyd

Interviews and Profiles

Pat McFadden – Labour’s great survivor

Preparing for Power

Pat McFadden – Labour’s great survivor

Rachel Wearmouth

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

David Davis: “The right to demonstrate includes the right to disrupt”

The Weekend Interview

David Davis: “The right to demonstrate includes the right to disrupt”

Rachel Cunliffe

Faiza Shaheen: “I get annoyed by the ‘left candidate’ badge”

The Weekend Interview

Faiza Shaheen: “I get annoyed by the ‘left candidate’ badge”

George Eaton

New Statesman Podcast

The Real Rachel Reeves

The New Statesman podcast

The Real Rachel Reeves

Inside the shadow chancellor’s project, with New Statesman editor in chief Jason Cowley.