Jemima Khan

Jemima Khan is associate editor of the New Statesman

Religion

What kind of woman is willing to share her husband?

23 April 2013

Jemima Khan investigates why more and more Muslim women in Britain are choosing to become “co-wives”. For many divorced, widowed or older women, could polygamy be a practical answer to their problems?

Jemima Khan on Julian Assange: how the Wikileaks founder alienated his allies

06 February 2013

WikiLeaks – whose mission statement was “to produce a more just society based upon truth” – has been guilty of the same obfuscation and misinformation as those it sought to expose, while its supporters are expected to follow, unquestioningly, in blinkered, cultish devotion.

UK Politics

John Bercow: “I’ve never liked little cliques”

13 September 2012

An extract from Jemima Khan's interview with John Bercow, in which she talks to him about his journey from far-right attack dog to champion of parliamentary reform and civil liberties.

UK Politics

John Bercow: “I’ve never been given to little social cliques”

13 September 2012

A natural outsider, John Bercow is a thorn in the side of David Cameron and his friends in the Tory party - and a punchbag for the right-wing press. Why do they dislike the "backbenchers' Speaker" so much?

Art and Design

Grayson Perry: “I joined the cadets. I loved running around with guns”

27 June 2012

The NS Interview.

International Politics

Pervez Musharraf: "If you are weak, anyone can come and kick you"

13 June 2012

Jemima Khan talks to the former president of Pakistan, who is plotting his political comeback.

Cultural Capital

Eva Schloss - full transcript

31 May 2012

Jemima Khan talks to Anne Frank's step-sister.