Finn McRedmond

Finn McRedmond is junior commissioning editor and writer at the New Statesman.

Labour cannot save Northern Ireland

The region’s difficulties do not start or end in London.

By Finn McRedmond

By Finn McRedmond and Nicholas Harris

By Ben Walker and Finn McRedmond

By Finn McRedmond, Barney Horner, Michael Prodger and Will Dunn

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Britain’s distinct journalistic style is proof of its cultural independence.

By Finn McRedmond

My First Book is an endearing attempt to capture the chaos and cringe of Gen Z life.

By Finn McRedmond

Our artistic consumption has become divorced from our political imagination.

By Finn McRedmond

Is the former head of a powerful nursing union swapping clout for obscurity?

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Also featuring The Invisible Doctrine by George Monbiot and Peter Hutchison and Everything Must Go by Dorian Lynskey.

By Michael Prodger, Finn McRedmond and Jonny Ball

Not even the will of God can keep the culture wars out of the Vatican.

By Finn McRedmond

Any ambition RFK had to be taken seriously has been undermined by his adoption of Brand as a quasi-sidekick.

By Finn McRedmond

It is a shame that Piers Morgan has stooped to interviewing the individual who allegedly inspired the series. But…

By Finn McRedmond