Gordon Brown: the moral economist
In a time of brutal inequality, can the former prime minister still imagine a better world?
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David Attenborough at 99: “Life will almost certainly find a way”
The broadcaster and biologist speaks to the New Statesman about the mystery of the deep seas.
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Gary Lineker: “I seem to live in the Daily Mail’s head”
Exclusive interview: Gary Lineker on leaving the BBC, the war in Gaza and his new career as a “media mogul”.
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Rachel Reeves’ make-or-break Budget
Can the Chancellor save the Labour government – and mend Britain’s broken economy?
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Social media has turned the riots into a spectacle
The former chief Crown prosecutor Nazir Afzal reveals how technology has both hurt and helped the state.
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The prison system is broken
Prisons inspector Charlie Taylor on jails failing inmates and society.
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Hillbilly energy
Newly announced as Trump’s running mate, JD Vance has become a powerful voice in the new American right.
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Elbridge Colby: “I am signalling to China that my policy is status quo”
The American strategist, tipped to be Trump’s national security adviser, on the balance of power in Asia.
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