Harry Lambert

Harry Lambert is a contributing writer at the New Statesman. He has written cover features on universities, No 10, the BBC and Labour.

Is Substack the future of media?

Elon Musk’s ruin of Twitter has been a boon for the newsletter platform, which is reshaping the market for the written word.

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Rather than cutting public spending again, the government should finally tax the UK’s vast reserves of housing wealth.

By Harry Lambert

The former president’s anointed candidates were defeated in key races against the Democrats.

By Harry Lambert

In the key swing state of Pennsylvania, Donald Trump began his march back to the White House. Democrat John…

Jeremy Hunt tears up the Prime Minister’s mini-Budget

The 1922 Committee is ready to suspend the rule that prevents a vote to oust the Conservative leader within…

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The former governor of the Bank on what Kwasi Kwarteng got wrong and how quantitative easing helped fuel the…

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Liz Truss’s chief economic adviser, Matthew Sinclair, is a vociferous opponent of the UK’s most substantial wealth tax.

By Harry Lambert

The New Statesman politics team report from the Conservative Party conference.