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How Henry Hardy single-handedly transformed Berlin into one of our best known intellectuals.
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David Duchovny’s moves make his project feel personal – so unpolished, so lumbersome, so unedited and exposed.
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From self-experimentation in the Sixties to scientific breakthroughs in mental health, the psychedelics pioneer is still pushing the boundaries.
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The free-market model is broken: merely trying to tweak it, as the Independent Group proposes, is futile.
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The Chelsea manager’s name has become a punchline for abject powerlessness.
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Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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The new left-wing party aspires to remake Poland as a secular, diverse and egalitarian country.
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The Brexit debacle has revealed what was already evident: that the UK is fragmenting and both our electoral and…
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In the year since British Jews protested outside parliament against racism in Labour, things have got worse, not better.
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The Prime Minister has indulged her party’s Europhobic faction, a force now exposed as a paper tiger; while the…
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The New Statesman editor remembers the Talk Talk frontman, who died this week aged 64.
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For the Good Times is a book that blasts into consciousness in Belfast in the 1970s, the era of…
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Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
By
The Brexit debacle has revealed what was already evident: that the UK is fragmenting and both our electoral and…
By
A selection of the best letters received from our readers this week. Email [email protected] to have your thoughts voiced…
By
The new left-wing party aspires to remake Poland as a secular, diverse and egalitarian country.
By
The free-market model is broken: merely trying to tweak it, as the Independent Group proposes, is futile.
By
The Chelsea manager’s name has become a punchline for abject powerlessness.
By
From self-experimentation in the Sixties to scientific breakthroughs in mental health, the psychedelics pioneer is still pushing the boundaries.
By
Lauded by critics and colleagues alike, Colman has slowly but surely gained a glittering reputation.
By
How Henry Hardy single-handedly transformed Berlin into one of our best known intellectuals.
By
In the year since British Jews protested outside parliament against racism in Labour, things have got worse, not better.
By
Essays, speeches and meditations from America’s most decorated living novelist.
By
In the US and Europe, politicians are once again reckoning with monopolies.
By
Why the emotions of animals will be the next great area of study for behavioural science.
By
What changed this week to prompt Corbyn to announce his support for another vote? The creation of, and surge…
By
Plus: I’m a Phoenix, Bitch by Bryony Kimmings.
By
Plus violent Polish mafia blockbuster Kobiety Mafii 2.
By
The Prime Minister has indulged her party’s Europhobic faction, a force now exposed as a paper tiger; while the…
ByEpisodes cover everything from the beginnings of downhill skiing to the invention of the sports bra.
By
Plus: The Satanic Verses: 30 Years On.
By
After particularly grand storms, that is.
By
David Duchovny’s moves make his project feel personal – so unpolished, so lumbersome, so unedited and exposed.
By
Having read up on it, I can tell you that silage is actually alcoholic.
By
In 2016, Public Health England recommended everyone take vitamin D supplements, yet increasing evidence suggests the actual health benefits…
By
The clubs are clearly struggling. I was shocked when they only managed to give retiring chairman Richard Scudamore £5m…
By
The judge talks Angela Merkel, standing to be an MP, and Modern slavery.
By
The New Statesman editor remembers the Talk Talk frontman, who died this week aged 64.
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