Other lives: Publisher who spent a turbulent period in the early 1990s as chief executive of New Statesman magazine
March 2024
Why the Tavistock gender identity clinic was forced to shut ... and what happens next
The clinic at the heart of a heated national debate formally closes this weekend.The journalistwho told the inside story of its practice reflects on those it leaves behind
November 2023
Brief letters
Napoleon dynamite or Bonaparte bomb? Balanced views of Ridley Scott’s biopic
Brief letters: Movie reviews | Colston test failure | Butcher’s apostrophe | Yellow lines | British Museum echo | Blissful blue light advice
Brief letters
The lost teddy that found its way home
Brief letters: Toy story | Fear of strangers | Arts in schools | Accurate apostrophes
Andrew Lumsden obituary
Journalist and leading gay rights campaigner who helped set up Gay News and the first Pride march in 1972
September 2023
My editor trashed my inquiry into child sexual abuse. Now I know why
Dean Nelson
Peter Wilby, who spent years denigrating victims in the media, has been convicted of possessing the most appalling images
June 2023
Behold Waterstones Dad – and hurrah for Britain’s new demographic stereotype
Andrew Anthony
The latest slicing of social segments is a floating voter and a welcome addition to the merry-go-round of political life, writes Andrew Anthony
January 2023
Paul Johnson obituary
Prolific journalist and historian who shifted allegiance from the left of Labour to become an ardent Thatcher supporter
April 2022
Sir Gordon Downey obituary
Bruce Page obituary
December 2021
Andrew Marr to join New Statesman as chief political commentator
Veteran journalist who is leaving the BBC after after 21 years will write weekly column in magazine
August 2021
Political journals ring the changes in a battle of ideas – and a fight for readers
Former Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger’s arrival at Prospect is part of a trend that is raising the stakes of debate in Britain
May 2020
Other lives
Jane Thomas obituary
Other Lives: Resourceful editor’s assistant at the New Statesman magazine
July 2019
Roger Scruton gets government job back after 'regrettable' sacking
Scruton returns to housing commission after New Statesman apology for failing to accurately represent his views
April 2019
Roger Scruton should be confronted, not misrepresented
Kenan Malik
The row over the philosopher’s comments in an interview highlights the importance of ethics in political journalism
Roger Scruton is not the victim of a leftwing witch-hunt. Here’s why
Zoe Williams
The conservative philosopher has missed the bigger picture, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams
New Statesman and Spectator in dirty tricks row over Scruton tape
Spectator cover story quotes from recording of interview with government adviser
June 2018
Here’s another Jeremy Thorpe scandal – its chilling legacy in law
Geoffrey Robertson
The legal fallout of the 1970s scandal cast a veil of secrecy over the British jury system, says human rights barrister Geoffrey Robertson
