The unlikely alliance between a group of London gays and lesbians and a Welsh mining village is a riposte to anti-woke ...

Nature had reasserted itself; marine scientists marvelled at the speed of algal growth By Katie Stallard How hard could it be ...

Keir Starmer will resign as leader of the Labour Party and prime minister, he has announced in a speech outside No 10.

Will anyone oppose Andy Burnham? The Socialist Campaign Group is concerned about Shabana Mahmood and Josh Simons By Megan Kenyon The path to Downing Street might look open for Andy Burnham after his ...

Finn McRedmond is a staff writer at the New Statesman. finn.mcredmond@newstatesman.co.uk Brits just can’t stop frying the hell out of chickens What does muntjac taste like? The restaurateur keeps ...

Tomorrow, the Green Party’s leader, Zack Polanski will unveil the party’s candidate for the Manchester mayoral by-election – Geraldine Coggins. This comes after the party lo ...

The fixation on who will be PM obscures the deeper forces shaping Britain’s finances – and the cost of addressing them By Dominic Caddick Judging by much of the coverage of the Makerfield by-election, ...

If Burnham becomes prime minister, he will have to reconcile his promise to voters with the expectations of investors By Will Dunn As far as the bond market is concerned, Andy Burnham chose a good day ...

The boycott movement is a response to occupation, not a rejection of Israelis as people By Ishai Menuchin The publication of Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo in Hebrew has understandably attracted attention ...

Makerfield could have ended Labour. Instead, its residents handed the party one last chance, and Andy Burnham and his team earned every vote of it. Their campaign was a masterclass in captured hearts ...

Quinn Slobodian is a New Statesman contributing writer and the author of Crack-Up Capitalism: Market Radicals and the Dream of a World Without Democracy. The richest man in the world chose a strange ...