Keir Starmer peaked at “unknown”
Charting the Prime Minister’s downfall
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The timeline: How Starmer lost control
It all went so wrong so quickly
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The Prime Minister is resigning – so shut up
Steve Bray’s music embarrasses us all
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The grim truth behind the Starmer “rent boy” conspiracy
After three arson attacks on the PM’s property, social media caught fire
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How British politics became a brand war
Voters are shopping for a better deal
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PMQs review: Burnham haunts the benches
Leadership speculation dominated the session
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Hubris and human cloning at London’s AI summit
At a balding, besuited republic in Shadwell, I met a new set of salesman
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Mariana Mazzucato, rockstar economist
Politics, tears and focaccia with Labour’s favourite public intellectual
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EU again?
Rejoiners trek to Brussels in search of redemption
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Letter of the week: A not-so-corny notion
Write to letters@newstatesman.co.uk to have your thoughts voiced in the New Statesman magazine
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I am filled with a menacing fear for the future
The Titanic on the horizon haunts my imagination
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Only a Burnham-Streeting alliance can save Labour
It’s not impossible
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This is not what Henry Nowak’s family wanted
Political point scoring won’t bring back the murdered 18-year-old
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Six things we learned from the Mandelson files
Peter Mandelson accused Keir Starmer of lacking “verve”
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It’s so much worse than Tony Blair thinks
The suggestions in the PM’s essay are not radical but cosmetic
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Labour’s war of words
Has the party’s battle of ideas come too late?
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One million Neets are a statistic, but every Neet is a tragedy
To be a Neet is to feel a singular shame and self-loathing, a sense of being apart from everybody else
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Tony Blair’s intervention could spark a Labour civil war
The former PM’s essay calls on Starmer to rip net zero to pieces
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The fight for No 11
Also: sober frustrations, and learning from Robert Skidelsky
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Is it time for Labour’s first female leader?
Party members find their history embarrassing
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