George Eaton is deputy editor of the New Statesman.
I stand by the accuracy of my interview but apologise for my social media conduct.
The government adviser and philosopher reflects on Brexit and responds to charges of anti-Semitism and Islamophobia.
As Britain desperately pleads for an Article 50 extension it has given Brussels more power than ever to determine its fate.
Growth is forecast to fall below 2 per cent every year — the worst performance on record.
The Leave campaign’s promises were never deliverable by any prime minister.
The anniversary tour of the band’s anxious third album proves it is more relevant than ever.
Is the newly formed centrist grouping just New Labour 2.0 — or a truly different kind of political force?
The Independent Group MP argues that the project isn’t doomed to electoral failure.
In the absence of a time machine, MPs are left to rue the unpalatable choices that flow from a reckless referendum.
GDP shrank by 0.4 per cent in December but Britain is desperately short of economic firepower.
