Tom Gatti appointed as acting editor of the New Statesman.
New Statesman
Book and Periodical Publishing
London, England 12,338 followers
Progressive politics, business and culture
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The New Statesman is Britain's best politics, arts and current affairs weekly magazine and website. The print magazine offers elegant long reads, punchy columns and cutting edge cultural criticism, with writers including Tracey Thorn, Rowan Williams and John Gray. To subscribe, please visit us at https://bit.ly/3b1E9lR
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Updates
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Can the UK become an AI superpower? 💡 A panel discussion with 3M
Is the UK ready for AI innovation? | The New Statesman
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Who lends the government money? You do. Will Dunn explains why - and how - you fund the government twice: Once through taxes... And again through lending. Watch or listen to the full discussion at the link in the comments.
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Elon Musk is trying to "topple" Keir Starmer, says Andrew Marr. 🔴 Musk promoted the "plebiscite" petition calling for a new general election to millions of followers. 🔴 The petition drew signatures from all around the world... including North Korea. 🔴 Musk's father called Starmer a "fascist tyrant" But Britain is not a plebiscite democracy - rather a parliamentary democracy. Should Keir Starmer be worried? Listen to the full conversation on the New Statesman podcast. 🔗 link in the comments. 👇 -- The New Statesman brings you progressive reporting and analysis on politics, business and culture from journalists like Andrew Marr, Will Dunn and Hannah Barnes. Follow our page for updates every weekday. #politics #labour #keirstarmer #elonmusk #musk #uk #ukpolitics #andrewmarr
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[Exclusive, Paywall-free] Gary Lineker on leaving the BBC, Twitter rows, the war in Gaza, his right-wing tormentors and his new career as a “media mogul”. 🗣️ Jason Cowley meets Gary Lineker
Gary Lineker: “I seem to live in the Daily Mail’s head”
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Housing providers must take a resident first approach to improve standards. 💡 Spotlight on Awaab's law
Awaab's Law is an immediate call to action
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Want to stop immigration? Fine. Which services can you live without? 📈 Net migration is up to 728,000. 🤷♂️ Why isn't Keir Starmer's Labour government already "fixing it"? Rachel Cunliffe explains why it's so hard - and not necessarily desirable - to reduce net legal migration. 🎧 Listen to the full conversation on the New Statesman podcast. Search "New Statesman" in your favourite podcast app.
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The assisted dying debate has been filled with horror stories of miserable ends. But does this reflect the reality of ordinary death? By Rachel Clarke
We need to talk about dying
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South Korea's return to martial law. Could the dark days of military dictatorship return to the country?
South Korea’s return to martial law
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It is crunch time in France. A row over the budget could see total governmental collapse. Will the crisis be the end of Macron? 🖊️ Susanne Mundschenk
Can Macron survive political crisis in France?
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