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The Brexit revolution devours its children

The Brexit revolution devours its children

As Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng lose authority and control, the Tories’ divisions can be traced back to the EU…

By Andrew Marr

The Tories are trapped – what can they possibly do now?

David Gauke

The problem with Liz Truss’s attack on the “anti-growth coalition”

Freddie Hayward

Labour’s left needs a serious strategy for the Starmer era

Labour’s left needs a serious strategy for the Starmer era

Chart of the Day

Liz Truss speaks for 36 minutes, the shortest conference address in recent history

Ben Walker

Liz Truss’s strident rhetoric cannot disguise her political weakness

Rachel Wearmouth

Liz Truss wants to govern a country that does not exist

Liz Truss wants to govern a country that does not exist

George Eaton

New Statesman Podcast

The New Statesman Podcast: Subscribers’ edition

The New Statesman podcast

The New Statesman Podcast: Subscribers’ edition

Anoosh Chakelian and colleagues discuss the latest from Westminster in the New Statesman podcast.

Morning Call

Liz Truss’s tax U-turn has emboldened Tory dissenters

Liz Truss’s tax U-turn has emboldened Tory dissenters

Freddie Hayward

Is this the end of the Tory era?

Is this the end of the Tory era?

Harry Lambert

What we learned from the Labour Party conference

What we learned from the Labour Party conference

Rachel Wearmouth

Labour shouldn't celebrate the Tories' economic failures

Labour shouldn’t celebrate the Tories’ economic failures

Freddie Hayward