New Statesman

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The Tory Crack-Up: inside the dark new factions intent on taking over the Conservative Party, by Will Lloyd, plus:

· Ed Docx on the generous talent of Martin Amis

· Sophie McBain on the male fertility crisis

· Rachel Cunliffe meets Mark Gatiss

· Rowan Williams on Shakespeare’s race problem

· Jonathan Liew on how Man City lost their charm

· Sasha Swire on a new novel by a Westminster insider