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Boris Johnson can roar, but Rishi Sunak has no reason to fear him

Boris Johnson can roar, but Rishi Sunak has no reason to fear him

The former PM’s unconvincing performance before the Privileges Committee shows he has lost his old magic.

By Andrew Marr

Comment and Analysis

Suella Braverman has become the Conservatives’ biggest liability

Rachel Cunliffe

Keir Starmer wants to be tough on crime, but are his targets impossible?

Zoë Grünewald

Why Rishi Sunak is taxed less than you are

Why Rishi Sunak is taxed less than you are

Is this the end of the Met Police?

Freddie Hayward

Rishi Sunak should seize an opportunity to finally banish Boris Johnson

David Gauke

Is the SNP heading for a split?

Is the SNP heading for a split?

Chris Deerin

Interviews and Profiles

Wes Streeting: “NHS privatisation could not be further from my aims”

Preparing for Power

Wes Streeting: “NHS privatisation could not be further from my aims”

Rachel Wearmouth

Colum Eastwood: “We're on the road to a united Ireland – and that's going to be unstoppable”

Northern Ireland

Colum Eastwood: “We’re on the road to a united Ireland – and that’s going to be unstoppable”

Freddie Hayward

Rachel and Ellie Reeves: “We were constantly underestimated as state-school girls”

Preparing for Power

Rachel and Ellie Reeves: “We were constantly underestimated as state-school girls”

Rachel Wearmouth

Why Kate Forbes just won’t quit

Why Kate Forbes just won’t quit

Chris Deerin

New Statesman Podcast

Tough on crime? Britain’s new political battleground

Tough on crime? Britain’s new political battleground

Rishi Sunak wants a war on drugs, as he unveils new plans to crack down on antisocial behaviour, while Keir…