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William Hague will find Oxford very different to when he left it
The leader of the opposition arrived in the chamber today armed with a clear plan to destabilise Keir Starmer.
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From Andrew Michael Hurley to Johanna Ekström: new books reviewed in short
Over 24 novels, the bruised Louisiana detectives Robicheaux and Purcel have become one of crime writing’s great partnerships.
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Robert Icke Q&A: “Shakespeare is apparently infinite”
The beauty of the composer’s piano trios is renewed in the hands of three virtuosos.
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Mendelssohn’s pinnacle of music-making
The pleasures of the game are everywhere, from its integration into the English language to Ally McCoist.
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The Twelve Woes of Labour
Plus: new White House appointments and more media sales.
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Olaf Scholz’s downfall is a warning to centre-left parties everywhere
The agreed truce in southern Lebanon is intensely fragile.
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Will parliament pass the assisted dying bill?
Was in anyone truly in control of the Brexit fallout?
New Statesman21h
Britain needs a strong economy to be secure
The last government thought Britain had developed a “ sick note culture ”; in this week’s column, Andrew Marr reports one ...