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What Tory leadership candidate would dare make David Cameron’s pitch today?

What Tory leadership candidate would dare make David Cameron’s pitch today?

Revisiting the former prime minister’s original message in 2005 shows how much the Tories have changed for the worse.

By David Gauke

Inside the Tory grassroots: what do members really want?

Anoosh Chakelian

Quietly, our Brexit government is learning to love immigration – just not migrants

Anoosh Chakelian

Sam Tarry: Starmer’s position on public sector pay “will totally break down”

Sam Tarry: Starmer’s position on public sector pay “will totally break down”

Keir Starmer is letting a crisis go to waste

Rory Scothorne

Britain’s painful decline since the 2012 London Olympics

Martin Fletcher

The absurdities of Suella Braverman’s “war on woke”

The absurdities of Suella Braverman’s “war on woke”

Philip Collins

New Statesman Podcast

Is Labour too divided to win?

The New Statesman podcast

Is Labour too divided to win?

The Labour Party must tackle infighting to succeed in government, says Patrick Diamond, who worked in No 10 for both…

Morning Call

Liz Truss says that an economic recession “is not inevitable”

Liz Truss says that an economic recession “is not inevitable”

Rachel Wearmouth

Liz Truss is weak on policy – but she's winning anyway

Liz Truss is weak on policy – but she’s winning anyway

Freddie Hayward

Liz Truss still appears unstoppable despite her embarrassing U-turn on pay

Liz Truss still appears unstoppable despite her embarrassing U-turn on pay

Rachel Wearmouth

Truss and Sunak’s lurch to the right jeopardises 2019 coalition

Truss and Sunak’s lurch to the right jeopardises 2019 coalition

Freddie Hayward