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New Statesman Comment this news ● Madeleines A new poem by Gary Allen. " data-adaptive-image-768-img="" data-adaptive-image-1024-img="" data-adaptive-image-max-img=""> Gary Allen was born in Northern Ireland and has...
New Statesman Comment this news ● Wilderness and wastelands in Rick Bass's hypnotic short stories Hopefully, For a Little While will bring the American author the UK recognition he deserves. " data-adaptive-image-768-img=""...
New Statesman Comment this news ● Mirror mirror: Will Storr's Selfie charts the history of self-obsession We all want to discover who we truly are – but what happens when we don't like what we find? " data-adaptive-image-768-img=""...
New Statesman Comment this news ● Social media tome #Republic questions the wisdom of crowds Cass R Sunstein explores how insulation pushes groups towards more extreme opinions. " data-adaptive-image-768-img=""...
New Statesman Comment this news ● For the first time in decades, there is genuine dissent in Scottish Nationalist ranks The First Minister is facing pressure to talk less about independence - and bring on new talent in her party. "...
New Statesman Comment this news ● Hyper-partisan Corbynite websites show how the left can beat the tabloids online If I were a young Tory looking forward to a long career, I’d be worried. " data-adaptive-image-768-img=""...
New Statesman Comment this news ● Brexit Big Brother is watching: how media moguls control the news I know the Daily Mail and the Daily Telegraph well, and I don’t care to see them like this. " data-adaptive-image-768-img=""...
New Statesman Comment this news ● After a year of chaos, MPs from all parties are trying to stop an extreme Brexit The Greens are calling for a cross-party commission on Brexit. " data-adaptive-image-768-img=""...
New Statesman Comment this news ● Skam, interrupted: why is the phenomenally popular teen drama ending before its peak? The show has been building towards high school graduation – but now it’s ending before its lead characters finish school. "...
New Statesman Comment this news ● The Gallows Pole's ultra-violence turns reading into a kind of dare Author Benjamin Myers's capacity for the grotesque is constantly threatening to breach your tolerance of it. "...
New Statesman Comment this news ● The three avoidable mistakes that Theresa May has made in the Brexit negotiations She ignored the official Leave campaign, and many Remainers, in pursuing Brexit in the way she has. "...
New Statesman Comment this news ● Who really controls Labour now? Jeremy Corbyn's allies will struggle to achieve their ambition to remove party general secretary Iain McNicol. " data-adaptive-image-768-img=""...
New Statesman Comment this news ● How and why "inspirational" Instagram accounts are stealing photos to spread lies "They blew it up to make me appear bigger," says Amaya King, whose photo was stolen for the "before" shot in a...
New Statesman Comment this news ● Who will take responsibility for the rise in far-right terrorism? Muslims are asked to condemn Islamist terrorism – should the mainstream right do the same when the attackers are white? "...
New Statesman Comment this news ● Lord Sainsbury pulls funding from Progress and other political causes The longstanding donor also funded Policy Network and the organisation now known as Open Britain. " data-adaptive-image-768-img=""...
New Statesman Comment this news ● Cones and cocaine: the ice cream van's links with organised crime A cold war is brewing to the tinkling of "Greensleeves". " data-adaptive-image-768-img="" data-adaptive-image-1024-img=""...
New Statesman Comment this news ● Labour MP for East Lothian Martin Whitfield: "I started an argument and ended up winning an election" The former primary school teacher still misses home. " data-adaptive-image-768-img=""...
New Statesman Comment this news ● How the fire at Grenfell Tower exposed the ugly side of the housing boom Nobody consciously chose to harm those at the bottom of society, but governing in the interests of the rich has done it nonetheless. "...
New Statesman Comment this news ● Theresa May missed an easy opportunity on EU citizens' rights If the UK had made a big, open and generous offer, the diplomatic picture would be very different. " data-adaptive-image-768-img=""...
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