This England: Bunny, I’m home!
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This England: Santa jam
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Subscriber of the Week: Ian Fraser
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Juliet Davenport’s Q&A: “We humans have a lemming tendency”
The green entrepreneur on why communication matters in science and how we’re being let down by our politicians.
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Letter of the week: Growth to nowhere
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From General Electric to the gender health gap: new books reviewed in short
Also featuring the new poetry collection by Hannah Sullivan and Hotel Milano by Tim Parks.
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Leader: How to reverse British decline
Rather than indulging in post-imperial fantasies, Britain should learn from those mid-sized economies that are both richer and more…
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The best New Statesman interviews of 2022
Conversations with the people at the centre of this year’s biggest stories.
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The greatest modern poems
Poets including Michael Rosen, Kathleen Jamie, Andrew Motion and Raymond Antrobus select their favourite poems of the 21st century.
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