Prospect has acquired a reputation as the most intelligent magazine of current affairs and cultural debate in Britain. Both challenging and entertaining, the magazine seeks to make complex ideas accessible and enjoyable by commissioning the best writers, editing them vigorously and packaging their work in a well designed and illustrated magazine.

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In Prospect's November issue: A hard Brexit fringe has seized control of the Conservative Party, driving out colleagues who stood in their way. Millions of voters in search of "sensible" policies are left not knowing who to vote for. Could they swing the coming election? Gaby Hinsliff investigates.



Elsewhere in the issue: Amelia Gentleman asks whether the Windrush scandal will be repeated with EU nationals after Brexit. Arron Merat profiles Qasim Soleimani, Iran's ruthless military leader and the man the west would do well to understand as tensions in the region rise. Jessica Brown visits Billingsgate Fish Market, soon to move to Essex, and examines how hundreds of years of history will be lost in the capital.



Also: Chris Mullin on Laos—the world's most bombed country; Julian Baggini interviews philosopher Patricia Churchland and Cathy Rentzenbrink reviews The Testaments, Margaret Atwood's follow-up to The Handmaid's Tale