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Keir Starmer’s most dangerous months now lie ahead

Keir Starmer’s most dangerous months now lie ahead

The Labour leader faces a tension between economic orthodoxy and the promise of change.

By Andrew Marr

Comment and Analysis

Will Labour dare embrace Tony Blair’s agenda?

David Gauke

Does Labour’s soft left have a future?

Jeremy Gilbert

“Security”: the inside story of Labour’s new buzzword

The Weekend Report

“Security”: the inside story of Labour’s new buzzword

How Gen Z can save the Conservative Party

Imogen Sinclair

Can Anas Sarwar stand up to Keir Starmer?

Chris Deerin

Does Susan Hall have any hope against Sadiq Khan?

Does Susan Hall have any hope against Sadiq Khan?

Freddie Hayward

Interviews and Profiles

The Reeves doctrine: Labour’s plan for power

The Reeves doctrine: Labour’s plan for power

Jason Cowley

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

Lutfur Rahman: “I’m just a humble local politician”

The Weekend Interview

Lutfur Rahman: “I’m just a humble local politician”

Freddie Hayward

New Statesman Podcast

Nicola Sturgeon’s encore – and Humza Yousaf’s new(-ish) plan for independence

The New Statesman podcast

Nicola Sturgeon’s encore – and Humza Yousaf’s new(-ish) plan for independence

Scotland’s former first minister gives evidence to the Covid inquiry, as her successor sets out his agenda for the next…