Keir Starmer needs to be clear about who his project’s enemies are
The Labour leader should outline the obstacles to achieving his “contribution society”.
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This England: Like father, like daughter
This column – which, though named after a line in Shakespeare’s “Richard II”, refers to the whole of Britain –…
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Martin Rees Q&A: “There is a widening gap between the way the world is and the way it could be”
The astrophysicist on life at Cambridge, GK Chesterton’s advice, and fearing the worst for the planet.
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Letter of the week: Britain’s break-ups
Email letters@newstatesman.co.uk to have your thoughts voiced in the New Statesman magazine.
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Michael Sandel interview: “Joe Biden has broken with neoliberalism”
The political philosopher on Lionel Messi’s luck and the tyranny of meritocracy.
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Solving problems before they begin
Hemant Vijh talks to Spotlight about Hexaware’s Tensai™ product range.
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Will there be a 2021 winter lockdown? Prepare for “further firebreaks”, doctors warn ahead of “knife-edge” winter for NHS
Health leaders ask why the government is waiting for “Plan B” in its Covid-19 autumn and winter plans for England.
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How do you preserve the history of something that lives and dies each season?
After visiting Kew, Dixter and Charleston, great gardens that reflect the past, I was intrigued to stand in one of…
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