New Statesman

Archived since 23 - 29 May 2014

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The New Statesman is Britain's leading and most authoritative weekly political, cultural and current affairs magazine. Irreverent, beautifully written and witty, the New Statesman is the essential read for bright thinkers everywhere. The magazine’s award-winning team of editors and contributors seek to engage readers with great writing, arresting photography, intelligent analysis, bold campaigns and trenchant argument. For a century, our mission has been to provide readers with a rigorous examination of political culture as well as to amuse and entertain.

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The Suspicious Relationship: the New Statesman’s US correspondent Freddie Hayward talks to figures from the Trump administration and traverses Washington to uncover what America thinks of Britain under Burnham. The answer isn’t positive – and it’s not just Republicans. There is deep distrust between the old allies. Plus:

Alona Ferber describes the offensiveness of the Green Party’s “Zionism is racism” motion – and how pointless it is
From Louisiana State Penitentiary, John Corley writes about life on death row in Trump’s America
Andrew Marr remembers the late Jeffrey Archer
Kate Garraway explains how not to catch Traitors
And Finn McRedmond wonders what’s for dinner after the apocalypse.

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