Helen Clarkson: "The UK risks being left behind on climate action"
The CEO of the Climate Group on working for Doctors Without Borders, the importance of listening, and the UK’s aversion to onshore wind.
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Chancellor's adviser says Tories and Labour "lack boldness" on spending
Andy Haldane would “press pause” on interest rates and stop telling workers not to demand pay rises.
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Europe's false dawn - New Statesman
After the revolutions of 1848, liberals helped create a conservative international order that has shaped the world since.
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The National Conservatives are a glimpse of the Tories' grim future
It is perfectly plausible that Suella Braverman or another NatCon candidate will be the next Tory leader.
Source: newstatesman.com
Why New York and London are betting on climate budgets
As mayors of two of the world’s largest cities, we believe this powerful tool can help us reach net zero.
Source: newstatesman.com
What is at stake in Ukraine's counter-offensive?
Bolstered by Western weapons and training, Ukrainian forces are about to begin their most important fight.
Source: newstatesman.com
Is Keir Starmer a secret conservative?
In an attempt to signal to voters that he isn’t a scary revolutionary, the Labour leader is chasing Tory talking points.
United Kingdom Suella Braverman Olaf Scholz Keir Starmer Organisational Development Technical Research
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Lee Anderson, the "Red Wall rottweiler", howling at the moon
The Tory deputy chairman exposed the party’s divisions and deficiencies as he closed the National Conservatism conference.
United Kingdom Margaret Thatcher Lee Anderson Statesman Media Group Service Delivery Communications Technology
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Why university fees are the progressive option
Students paying for their own tuition is fairer for everyone. Karl Marx knew that.
Source: newstatesman.com
Defra's "outmoded" IT systems leave department at risk of cyberattack
Legacy systems could put disease prevention and air quality monitoring at risk, says the Public Accounts Committee.
United Kingdom Geoffrey Clifton Brown Rebecca Veale Service Delivery Information Services Public Accounts Committee
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