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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 referendum.

By Andrew Marr

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Liz Truss wants to govern a country that does not exist

Liz Truss wants to govern a country that does not exist

George Eaton

Could a house price crash tame the UK’s depraved rental market?

Emma Haslett

The true cost of Liz Truss’s energy plan is dizzying

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

Paul Mason

The Goldsmiths Prize 2022 shortlist: “creative daring” and political activism

Goldsmiths Prize

The Goldsmiths Prize 2022 shortlist: “creative daring” and political activism

Ellen Peirson-Hagger

Vladimir Putin’s land grab is an act of desperation

Katie Stallard

Quickfire

Suella Braverman dreams of a flight to Rwanda because it could never come true

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Suella Braverman dreams of a flight to Rwanda because it could never come true

Jonn Elledge

Why is Elon Musk wasting the goodwill he's built up over Ukraine?

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Why is Elon Musk wasting the goodwill he’s built up over Ukraine?

Oz Katerji

Politics

What does Michael Gove want?

The former cabinet minister’s dissent is helping to create political space for his leadership favourite: Kemi Badenoch.

By Rachel Wearmouth

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

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

Freddie Hayward

Kwasi Kwarteng’s speech only revealed his contradictions

Freddie Hayward

Kwasi Kwarteng forgot that radicalism needs to be matched by credibility

Liz Truss and the rise of the libertarian right

Jeremy Cliffe

Fear and loathing at the Tory conference

Fear and loathing at the Tory conference

Charlotte Ivers

Behind Keir Starmer’s plan for a national green energy firm

Rachel Wearmouth

From Our Writers

Anoosh Chakelian

As Britain faces a hard winter, the 1 per cent will get richer

Martin Fletcher

Liz Truss has already proved to be the worst Tory prime minister yet

Jonn Elledge

History shows why the Tories have become addicted to regicide

India Bourke

The Tory “attack on nature” will undermine UK security

Ideas

Would there still have been climate change under socialism?

Leigh Phillips

Red love, for all

Erin Maglaque

Is America worth keeping?

Is America worth keeping?

Thomas Nagel

What is to be done about money?

Geoff Mann

Writing in the age of Big Data

Ryan Ruby

Metaverse in retrograde

Metaverse in retrograde

Justin EH Smith

World

How should the US respond to a Russian nuclear attack?

We are entering the most dangerous nuclear crisis since the 1980s.

By Anusar Farooqui

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Brazil's election proves it - the pandemic did not kill nationalist populism

Brazil’s election proves it – the pandemic did not kill nationalist populism

Jeremy Cliffe

Lula vs Bolsonaro: Brazil’s 2022 presidential election explained

Phil Clarke Hill

Ukrainians stand firm in the face of Putin’s threats

Alix Kroeger

How Mahsa Amini’s death set Iran on fire

Megan Gibson

Ukraine’s army makes a mockery of Vladimir Putin’s annexation

Ukraine’s army makes a mockery of Vladimir Putin’s annexation

Lawrence Freedman

What could happen if Russia used nuclear weapons?

Emily Tamkin

Books and Culture

The degradation of Marilyn Monroe

In death as in life, the actress has been used, abused and commodified. Netflix’s film Blonde is just the latest…

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Why cheating in chess does not pay

Why cheating in chess does not pay

Daniel Johnson

The Lost King: a sly, subversive take on the discovery of Richard III

How Pharoah Sanders played against reality

Philip Clark

Book of the Day

We can’t consign Boris Johnson to history yet

David Gauke

The bonfire of the Middle East

Book of the Day

The bonfire of the Middle East

Emma Sky

The cutting wit of Alan Rickman

Anna Leszkiewicz

Podcasts

“The party leads everything” | China under Xi

“The party leads everything” | China under Xi

You Ask Us: submit your questions for New Statesman podcasts

You Ask Us: submit your questions for New Statesman podcasts

Rebellious Tory MPs look for Liz Truss’s successor

Rebellious Tory MPs look for Liz Truss’s successor

Labour is in an anti-London "Tory trap": Sadiq Khan vs Andy Burnham

Labour is in an anti-London “Tory trap”: Sadiq Khan vs Andy Burnham

Business and Economics

Bruce Daisley: “Twitter wasn’t set up to be about anger and rage”

Oscar Williams

“There’s only so much money you can spend”: why high fliers hate the top-rate tax cut

Emma Haslett

Is your pension safe?

Is your pension safe?

Emma Haslett

Why Amazon is raising the price of Prime in a cost-of-living crisis

Oscar Williams

Financial markets have rejected the Tories’ economic vandalism

Will Dunn

The Bank of England is right to hold its nerve

The Bank of England is right to hold its nerve

Will Dunn

Spotlight on Policy

Fracking is a distraction that won’t lower gas prices

Energy and Climate Change

Fracking is a distraction that won’t lower gas prices

Ruth Edwards

The Policy Ask with Clare Moriarty: “Renters have fewer options for lowering energy bills”

Energy and Climate Change

The Policy Ask with Clare Moriarty: “Renters have fewer options for lowering energy bills”

Spotlight

As prices rise, support for disabled people faces a £1bn shortfall

As prices rise, support for disabled people faces a £1bn shortfall

Polly Bindman

"We’re touchy about the term ‘managed decline’”: Joanne Anderson on being mayor of Liverpool

Regional Development

“We’re touchy about the term ‘managed decline’”: Joanne Anderson on being mayor of Liverpool

Jonny Ball

Environment

Five reasons Jacob Rees-Mogg is unfit to tackle the climate emergency

India Bourke

Can we save the Amazon rainforest from environmental destruction?

Nick Ferris

Mapped: UK fracking licences could impact one in four Tory constituencies

Mapped: UK fracking licences could impact one in four Tory constituencies

Ben van der Merwe and India Bourke

Save the planet by saving the pandas

Martha Gill

For king and countryside: William must surpass his father’s green legacy

India Bourke

Fracking and oil drilling doesn't just fail Britain, it fails the world

Fracking and oil drilling doesn’t just fail Britain, it fails the world

India Bourke

The Long Read

Notes on a mourning nation

Notes on a mourning nation

On the streets of London after the Queen’s death, our writer found grief, apathy – and a startling sense of…

By Matthew Engel

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