From the NS archive: GBS and the New Statesman
16 April 1938: A playwright in the right about the First World War.
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From the NS archive: Wine, women and prose
23 August 1999: The popular view of the author as glamorous could not be further from the truth.
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From the NS archive: Fit to kill
22 September 1978: Why Evelyn Waugh’s Decline and Fall is not satire.
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From the NS archive: The unmarried mother
6 March 1920: How the Bastardy Bill will better serve parents and children.
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From the NS archive: Soldiers and politics
23 July 1949: Field Marshal Montgomery’s warnings about the Cold War turning hot.
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From the NS archive: The left’s betrayal of Michael Foot
30 July 1993: It is now fashionable not just to denigrate Michael Foot as a politician, but even to mock…
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From the NS archive: Fidel, Mao and Nikita
22 March 1963: The Soviet Union and China battle for control of world communism.
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From the NS archive: Girls! New feminism needs you!
16 January 1998: For all women’s successes, equality is not yet won, argues Natasha Walter. Plus, we throw open the…
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