Julia Rampen is the digital news editor of the New Statesman (previously editor of The Staggers, The New Statesman's online rolling politics blog). She has also been deputy editor at Mirror Money Online and has worked as a financial journalist for several trade magazines.
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The Prime Minister’s tough week has been long anticipated.
Theresa May faces a confidence vote, but will it result in a new Tory leader – and Prime Minister?
The explosion on Pan Am Flight 103 ripped the aircraft apart and the debris plummeted on to the roofs of the town.
The 41st US President has passed away.
So long as the SNP steers clear of Catalonia, Scotland would just be another small country in a union designed to accommodate them.
Exiled from Syria by war, Nour felt helpless for years. Then she discovered a network of quiet humanitarians.
