Austria’s far right has found a new enemy
Deprived of the unity created by opposition to Covid measures, the far right now has LGBTQ+ people in its sights.
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Women aren’t choosing to be stay-at-home mothers – they’re forced
Huge childcare costs mean that however many years of graft you’ve put into your work you must pick: your career…
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Why America needs more British pubs
Forget about alcohol, their social component should make Britain’s pubs the envy of the US.
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“They make fun of us”: Government cleaners respond to the Sue Gray report
Long treated with contempt, Whitehall cleaners have dealt with vomit, faeces and bloodstains.
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Home Office waives citizenship fee for children in hardship
Victory for campaigners and the New Statesman will help thousands of children stuck in stateless limbo.
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Why public policy shouldn’t be guided by master numbers
GDP, the Wellby and other indicators may tell us something about societal well-being, but they aren't substitutes for political decision-making.
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Exclusive: Home Office makes £240m selling citizenship to children
New Statesman analysis shows how the department has kept profiting even though applications have fallen.
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The inside story of a Tory MP’s 30p meals – which cost £50 up front
It’s not as simple as Lee Anderson thinks, as the people on the food-bank cookery course in his constituency know…
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