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How the authoritarian model that remade Turkey over the past two decades has reached its limits.

Ari Aster’s black comedy about malign maternal influence is full of cod-psychology that makes Psycho look like a Mother’s Day card.

From Peep Show to Gossip Girl, new versions of classic 2000s shows fail to understand why their time period was essential to their success.

The founder of British energy company Ecotricity says that disputing oil’s impact on inflation distracts from its true cost.

The local election results suggest cities can safely stick to their plans to lower traffic and emissions.

The civil service is at war with the government, if the annual conference of its union, the FDA, is anything to go by.

The surprise arrest has sparked riots, fears of torture and a violent crackdown.

A new series by Jamie Bartlett investigates a charity and its founders, and becomes a cautionary tale of social media fame.

As the Bank of England raises rates to try to fight inflation, commercial banks are enjoying bumper profits.

Speaking at the New Statesman’s Regional Development conference, the West Midlands metro mayor said that the government’s decision to focus on the £4.8bn fund was a mistake.