Steve Richards’ Diary: Back onstage, why Boris Johnson will be miserable, and fear at the BBC
During lockdown I realised the stage is my favourite outlet, and just how different the Prime Minister is from all his recent…
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Paris’s post-lockdown blues
The city is opening up but something is missing as the old anger and division return.
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Amsterdam: Van Gogh’s wet paint under a microscope, and the world’s most silent tourists
As if all this emotion isn’t enough, the next day I visit the Anne Frank Museum. The experience is much…
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from Les Roses
Familiar rose, so implicated in our memories as in a dream where you advance upon your perfect form – whose…
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Why Rashida Tlaib is right to stand by her comments
Once again, one of Congress’s first two Muslim female representatives is facing accusations of anti-Semitism following comments she made about…
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How veganism went from a fringe food cult to a multibillion-pound industry
Once considered faddish, plant-based eating is now a huge movement. But has it drifted too far from its ethical roots?
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NS#255: Theresa May’s Suffragette Slip
The New Statesman podcast with Stephen Bush and Anoosh Chakelian.
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