Joanna Hardy-Susskind’s Diary: Wigs on the picket line and my fight to fix the justice system
Dealing with Dominic Raab is like trying to reason with an ex who’s packed his bags, downloaded Tinder and decided…
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New Statesman launches Positive Impact Awards
The inaugural awards ceremony, which is to be judged by Andrew Marr and other high-profile figures, celebrates positive change across…
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Quietly, our Brexit government is learning to love immigration – just not migrants
More people are coming to the UK than before the EU referendum, and ministers are filling jobs with foreign workers.
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Freelance café culture is dying and I have nowhere else to go
My regular haunt has closed and co-working spaces are too pricey. I’m not the only one, so why can no…
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North Sea oil workers plan more strikes as pay lags behind booming profits
Rig crews want less precarious contracts, pay that reflects inflation and help with the switch to the renewables industry.
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Should class snobbery be banned?
Psychologists are urging UK government ministers to outlaw classist discrimination, the New Statesman reveals.
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The story behind the Daily Mail’s attack on Penny Mordaunt
What really happened when the Tory leadership candidate met Zara Mohammed, head of the Muslim Council of Britain?
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How Boris Johnson sullied the establishment that made him
From Eton to Westminster, the disgraced Prime Minister has hurried the decline of the institutions he represented.
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