The New Statesman editor remembers the Talk Talk frontman, who died this week aged 64. By Jason Cowley One spring afternoon in 1998 I met Mark Hollis in a bland pub close to Wimbledon train station in ...

Keir Starmer will resign as leader of the Labour Party and prime minister, he has announced in a speech outside No 10.

The unlikely alliance between a group of London gays and lesbians and a Welsh mining village is a riposte to anti-woke ...

Nature had reasserted itself; marine scientists marvelled at the speed of algal growth By Katie Stallard How hard could it be ...

From the archive: Andy Burnham on Peter Mandelson, Iraq and cannabis By Jon Bernstein Andy Burnham, former cabinet minister, is back where he started. Geographically, that is. Kicked out of his ...

Keir Starmer’s swan song has begun. Westminster lies in wait for his most likely successor – the MP for Makerfield – who was absent from the Commons once again this afternoon, during PMQs. In the ...

The media did not ignore the gangs or the violence – but the victims still await justice. By Hannah Barnes “Are you non-violent then?” my colleague asked. “Yeah, we are non-violent,” the then leader ...

Will anyone oppose Andy Burnham? The Socialist Campaign Group is concerned about Shabana Mahmood and Josh Simons By Megan Kenyon The path to Downing Street might look open for Andy Burnham after his ...

A document circulating among Labour advisers suggests the party fight on “home turf” By Ethan Croft Downing Street is scrambling for new ideas amid a shake-up of the No 10 Policy Unit, which began ...

The boycott movement is a response to occupation, not a rejection of Israelis as people By Ishai Menuchin The publication of Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo in Hebrew has understandably attracted attention ...

The MP for Norwich South on the fractured left and the future of the party. By Clive Lewis In a packed fringe meeting at the Labour Party conference in 1980, cigarette smoke hung thickly beneath dim, ...