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After fighting the 2017 election on policies from its social democratic past, the party is now embracing a more transformative agenda: worker ownership, universal basic income and a four-day week.
Our country is in crisis and the former prime minister is our best chance of tackling it.
Captain Competent strikes again.
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The debate over university funding rages on, but the solution lies in listening to those who are affected most.
When these beliefs about feminism, men and women are normalised in mainstream entertainment, it legitimises toxic beliefs.
The New Statesman podcast with Helen Lewis, Anoosh Chakelian and Jonn Elledge.
If recall doesn’t work in the most polarised electorate in the UK after a huge controversy, can it ever?
Had the party’s 2015 leadership election used these rules, it seems likely that it would have been Burnham vs Cooper.
A selection of the best letters received from our readers this week. Email letters@newstatesman.co.uk to have your thoughts voiced in the New Statesman magazine.
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Planned reforms could make it harder for future Corbynite candidates to qualify for a leadership election.
“If tables could speak, this one would doubtless have a tale or two to tell.”
