“It was an absolute riot”: nine New Statesman political editors reunite
As the magazine turns 110, its lobby team reflect on four tumultuous decades of the Westminster beat.
ByAs the magazine turns 110, its lobby team reflect on four tumultuous decades of the Westminster beat.
ByThe married couple recall their respective times as the magazine’s political editor.
BySuccession fans found out a huge plot point via the newspaper’s front page.
ByThe veteran editor on satire, libel and Private Eye.
ByA nonsensical, camp new conservatism is being born on GB News.
ByAfter 18 years David Aaronovitch was mysteriously let go from Rupert Mudroch’s paper, but he feels “free at last”.
ByThe newspaper’s court victory could backfire on its reporting – and the media in general.
ByNot before plastering the wrong building in green paint.
ByThe journalist also hit out at the “incestuous” relationship in Westminster between politicians and the media lobby.
ByThe corporation must stand up to Conservative bullying and prioritise fairness over an impossible standard of impartiality.
ByThe Gary Lineker affair has proved the corporation still takes its lead from the same papers that want to destroy…
ByThe human rights activist on Arab socialism, comfort-watching Friends, and the allure of marine biology.
ByCan anyone tell Stephen Glover what’s wrong with this idea?
ByThe culture war at the New York Times crushed Bari Weiss – and made her.
ByNYT editors have rebuked staff and contributors for critiquing the paper’s coverage of trans issues.
ByRunning the Sun seems to be easier than launching a news website.
ByLittle wonder some in the party are in denial about what could be about to hit them – they’re heading…
ByWith enough motivation, anyone can get their foot in the door. Staying in the room is where it gets complicated.
ByThe title’s employees remain stuck at home following last December’s ransomware attack.
ByIf parliament is serious about standards, it should make the fourth estate stronger.
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