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The Staggers

The New Statesman’s rolling politics blog

Miliband's offer of austerity in a red rosette is failing voters
24 June 2013
Labour promises higher benefits for older people, but who will pay?
24 June 2013

Cultural Capital

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

Friday Arts Diary
21 June 2013
On Solid Ground: Photographing the displaced
20 June 2013

The Old Statesman

Notes from the NS archive

13 June 1953: There's nothing like a Coronation to test one's scepticism, one's innate Republicanism
04 June 2013
3 July 2000: Does protest need a vision?
02 May 2013

Austerity and its discontents

A group blog on Europe edited by Daniel Trilling

New Statesman contributor from Turkey threatened by pro-government media
21 June 2013
Cuts now, jobs later - Europe is abandoning a generation
20 June 2013

Rafael Behr

Inside Westminster

No. 10's Potemkin summit on internet porn solved nothing
19 June 2013
A Labour U-turn on free schools? It's not that simple
17 June 2013

Laurie Penny

Pop culture, politics and feminism

Pussy Riot: "People fear us because we're feminists"
22 June 2013
The G8 comes to the “New Northern Ireland”, a place where no dissent will be tolerated
17 June 2013

Alan White

Unreported Britain

Hold on to your hats: Nick Ross's book on crime is actually not bad
10 June 2013
The Secret Cuts: Part Two, The Independent Living Fund
06 June 2013

The V Spot

Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett and Holly Baxter of the Vagenda Magazine

Treachery and sisterhood: What does it mean to "betray" feminism?
19 June 2013
Modern feminists can learn a lot from Suffragette sitcom "Up the Women"
12 June 2013

Alex Andreou

Asking the questions others are too intelligent to ask

Mervyn King gets his life peerage and a lollipop, the rest of us get more misery
21 June 2013
Controlling immigration: the snake oil of our time
08 May 2013

Bim Adewunmi

Dispatches from the telly and pop culture wastelands

Cinema's two perfect sequels: Bad Boys II and Before Sunset
20 June 2013
Despite everything, television still has an extraordinary amount of power
14 June 2013

Mehdi Hasan

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

On wiretaps and drone strikes, it’s time for liberals to accept that Obama is worse than Bush
13 June 2013
As a Muslim, I struggle with the idea of homosexuality – but I oppose homophobia
20 May 2013

Glosswitch

A feminist take on parenting and politics

Sexy breasts are for the men, lactating, stretch-marked breasts are for the women
23 June 2013
Julia Gillard "on the menu": Three cheers for a bit of in-your-face, no-frills sexism
13 June 2013

Nelson Jones

Belief, disbelief and beyond belief

Is Pope Francis about to launch an anti-gay witchhunt in the Vatican?
14 June 2013
My brush with Bilderberg
10 June 2013

Helen Lewis

News and views about writing, eating, gaming and watching

Away the Crow Road
20 June 2013
Read Melanie Phillips' memoir and politely disagree: it will annoy her
19 June 2013

Alex Hern

Dispatches from the front line of the internet

The art of the non-apology: Serena Williams
19 June 2013
Kickstarter apologises for publishing "seduction guide", donates $25,000 to charity
19 June 2013

Juliet Jacques

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

Asunder by Chloe Aridjis: More interested in being than becoming
17 June 2013
Remembering Anthony Asquith’s Underground
03 June 2013

Nicky Woolf in America

The view from Middle America

Edward Snowden: The NSA whistleblower unmasks
09 June 2013
The NSA's data tapping: America through the PRISM
07 June 2013

Samira Shackle

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

The elections in Pakistan: After the street parties, will it be politics as usual?
13 May 2013
The Pakistan general election is fast approaching - but one community will not be casting votes
10 May 2013

Lez Miserable

Eleanor Margolis: sapphic cynic at large

Lez Miserable: "Here's my second coming out: I hate music festivals"
18 June 2013
Lez Miserable: How to speak Lesbianese
11 June 2013

Martin Robbins

Casting a sceptical eye on sex, media and politics

Skeptics shouldn't have lined up with the Mail to call Psychic Sally a fraud
21 June 2013
Check your sanity privilege: writing online can be bad for your mental health
30 April 2013

28 Dates Later

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

28 Dates Later by Willard Foxton: Part Nineteen, the New York Millionaire
13 May 2013
28 Dates Later by Willard Foxton: Part Eighteen, The London Cosplay Otaku
16 April 2013

Frances Ryan

Thoughts and reports on inequality, from disability to gender

If Facebook is serious about gender-based hate, why is it still hosting revenge porn?
18 June 2013
The next stage of the bedroom tax: families threatened with eviction
11 June 2013

David Allen Green

A critical and liberal look at law and policy

Will there finally be justice for Daniel Morgan?
10 May 2013
How the Ministry of Justice’s proposal for the tendering of criminal legal aid is misconceived and illiberal
23 April 2013

Michael Brooks

Here comes the science bit

Why is science doing so poorly in the fight against cancer?
20 June 2013
It’s all gone pear-shaped
14 June 2013

Kate Mossman on pop

Taking the long view on popular music

Once I Was An Eagle by Laura Marling: Whenever power emerges, there’s a sense of innocence lost
23 May 2013
Brian Eno: “How can Alastair Campbell have a TV career?”
16 May 2013

Voices

Views from elsewhere

It's time to remember Tony Wilding, the first tennis superstar
24 June 2013
The social care system is on its knees: what is the Chancellor going to do?
24 June 2013

Killing Time

Phil Hartup on videogames

Getting the fear factor right: The secret of scary games
13 June 2013
Get good or get beaten: in praise of brutally hard games
24 May 2013

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