Long reads - New Statesman (original) (raw)
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The Tory crack-up
Inside the dark new factions intent on taking over the Conservative Party.
By Will Lloyd
Haiti’s descent into hell
Once a symbol of black liberation, Haiti has collapsed into anarchy. Now many see foreign intervention as their only…
By Pooja Bhatia
“A slow-motion emergency”: inside Britain’s failing police forces
Incompetent, corrupt, outdated: policing needs revolution not reform.
The parent trap: how Britain became a very, very expensive place to raise a child
Money alone won’t fix the childcare crisis. Rethinking work and motherhood might.
King Charles III’s secret kingdom
For decades, as he awaited his turn to ascend the British throne, Charles presided over another kingdom: rural Transylvania.…
By Will Lloyd
“It’s constant anxiety”: inside the crisis in child social care
The murders of Star Hobson and Arthur Labinjo-Hughes revealed shocking shortcomings in the UK’s social care system. What is…
Margaret Atwood: Why I write dystopias
The Booker winner’s novels tend to imagine bleaker futures. Why not create something more optimistic?
The coming Republican civil war
The US midterms were a setback for Donald Trump. Will his 2024 White House bid survive a brutal round…
The death of “Boris” the clown
All of a sudden nothing worked. The audience began to jeer. Yes, for the first time in his career,…
By Edward Docx