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The Staggers

The New Statesman’s rolling politics blog

Miliband denounces McCluskey over "reprehensible" attack on Blairites
24 April 2013
There is an alternative: governments can do what markets cannot
24 April 2013

Cultural Capital

Reflections on books and the arts from the New Statesman culture desk

When punk rock ruled over Ulster
23 April 2013
Reviews Round-up
23 April 2013

The Old Statesman

Notes from the NS archive

Chile’s slow thaw: Benny Pollack on the "NO" campaign
22 April 2013
19 April 1952: Leonard Woolf asks, is the UN still-born?
19 April 2013

Austerity and its discontents

A group blog on Europe edited by Daniel Trilling

Kostas Vaxevanis: "The only way for the Greek people to know about their own country is through the foreign press"
22 April 2013
It is time for Turkey to recognise the historical fact of the Armenian Genocide
20 April 2013

Rafael Behr

Inside Westminster

Labour recognises that it could end up closing hospitals too
22 April 2013
Miliband and the Blairites have more in common than they suggest
15 April 2013

Laurie Penny

Pop culture, politics and feminism

What we talk about when we talk about Margaret Thatcher
17 April 2013
Columnists now are like street performers – collecting coins in a hat and dodging angry racists
10 April 2013

Alan White

Unreported Britain

The racists have lost: Britain has risen above patronising portrayals of identity
19 April 2013
"The tail’s wagging the dog": How outsourcing is eroding NHS services
15 April 2013

The V Spot

Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett and Holly Baxter of the Vagenda Magazine

Model scouts outside anorexia clinics highlight fashion's own don't ask, don't tell policy
24 April 2013
Cut female Tory politicians some slack - womanhood isn't weakness
15 April 2013

Alex Andreou

Asking the questions others are too intelligent to ask

George Osborne: like Fernando Torres, only less effective
03 April 2013
WORLD EXCLUSIVE: Melanie Philips stole my Muslim transsexual baby, forcing me to eat my cat, which gave me cancer
29 March 2013

Bim Adewunmi

Dispatches from the telly and pop culture wastelands

Friends is gone for good. Could we BE any sadder?
18 April 2013
On a cold night in Rotterdam, the familiarity of Dutch "Take Me Out" is comforting
12 April 2013

Mehdi Hasan

Mehdi Hasan’s polemical take on politics, economics and foreign affairs

Where would you rather live: small-government Somalia or big-government Sweden?
23 April 2013
The sorry truth is that the virus of anti-Semitism has infected the British Muslim community
21 March 2013

Glosswitch

A feminist take on parenting and politics

Is motherhood a kind of slavery?
24 April 2013
Like most parents, Liz Truss appears to be making it up as she goes along
22 April 2013

Nelson Jones

Belief, disbelief and beyond belief

Are attacks on goths, heavy metal fans and other "subcultures" hate crimes?
04 April 2013
Is Pope Francis I's past enough to damn him?
14 March 2013

Helen Lewis

News and views about writing, eating, gaming and watching

Ding Dong: a puerile joke has been turned into an act of defiance
12 April 2013
Reviewed: Fifty Shades of Feminism
08 April 2013

Alex Hern

Dispatches from the front line of the internet

Ukip's Godfrey Bloom can't be misogynist, some of his best friends are women
24 April 2013
SpaceX Grasshopper makes its highest flight yet
24 April 2013

Juliet Jacques

Exploring counter-culture in the arts, politics, sexuality and sport

Trans people and the media: compromise is neither desirable nor possible
25 March 2013
Reviewed: Fanny & Stella - The Young Men in Women’s Clothes
18 March 2013

Nicky Woolf in America

The view from Middle America

State of the Union: Obama seizes his second term by the horns
13 February 2013
Blackberry's famous, desperate last stand
30 January 2013

Samira Shackle

On the margins: a look at race, culture, and world affairs.

Acid attacks: “I couldn’t look at myself, let alone let others look at me”
15 April 2013
Badam Zari becomes Pakistan’s first ever tribal woman to stand for election
02 April 2013

David Allen Green

A critical and liberal look at law and policy

How the Ministry of Justice’s proposal for the tendering of criminal legal aid is misconceived and illiberal
23 April 2013
Should companies be able to sue for libel?
18 April 2013

Lez Miserable

Eleanor Margolis: sapphic cynic at large

Hypochondria, baked goods and matchmaking: the uncanny similarities between lesbians and Jews
23 April 2013
Justin Bieber is a glorified Furby. Why do we expect him to have views on the Holocaust?
16 April 2013

Martin Robbins

Casting a sceptical eye on sex, media and politics

Giving space to Andrew Wakefield on MMR isn't balance, it's lunacy
13 April 2013
If Richard Littlejohn didn’t exist, you’d have to make him up
26 March 2013

28 Dates Later

28 dates on 28 different dating sites. What could go wrong?

28 Dates Later by Willard Foxton: Part Eighteen, The London Cosplay Otaku
16 April 2013
28 Dates Later by Willard Foxton: Part Seventeen, the Devout Christian and the Sex-Devils
16 April 2013

Steven Baxter

Patrolling the murkier waters of the mainstream media

Leveson is dead - business as usual will continue
14 March 2013
Blogging is better than Fleet Street Fox's journal of branding
15 February 2013

Rowenna Davis

Because politics happens beyond Westminster

No "spirit of 45" for the workers at the liberal intelligentsia's favourite cinemas
02 April 2013
Report from Eastleigh: Apathy is the watchword of the doorstep
14 February 2013

Gavin Kelly

Economics, politics and the reality of the 'squeezed middle'

What does the childcare announcement really tell us?
19 March 2013
The end of pledge-card politics?
22 February 2013

Frances Ryan

Thoughts and reports on inequality, from disability to gender

“I keep being kicked in the gutter": the cruelty of multiple cuts
18 April 2013
Paralympians speak out about disability benefit cuts
25 March 2013

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