There is something bigger going on than just staff shortages, low morale or lack of funding.

The Health Secretary has vowed to overhaul the NHS’s most scandalous service.

The government’s review promises to address concerns about the bill – but only raises new ones.

Theo Clarke’s book paints a damning picture of Britain’s failing maternity services. Change cannot come soon enough.

The party is attempting to rewrite history.

The Labour MP and scrutiny committee member on why she fears the consequences if end-of-life proposals become law.

For those who leave the Exclusive Brethren sect, separation comes at great personal cost.

The New Statesman | UK politics and culture · Episode

How a marked rise in the treatment of certain conditions – physical and mental – is harming, not protecting, public health.

From Elena Ferrante to Amandaland, the power of brilliant friends is rightly celebrated.

The bodies of hostages taken on 7 October were returned to Israel in a disturbing spectacle.

What happens when a drug that can save lives could also ruin them?

The response to Gregg Wallace’s comments marks a turning point.

Keir Starmer's former advisor, Peter Hyman, calls for dramatic Whitehall reform.

A hearing at the Supreme Court exposed just how flawed its position on gender recognition is.

How Banquet became the UK's most influential record store.

Award-winning New Statesman editor-in-chief Jason Cowley has announced he will step down at the end of December after 16 years at the title.

The two proposals are taking a strikingly similar route through parliament.

The horror of the mass rape trial in France has shaken the world.

American public life is an extension of the nation’s most sordid sport.

The horror of the mass rape trial in France has shaken the world.

Listener questions on president-elect Donald Trump.

There are giant undulations from the US already rippling through British politics.

On the High Performance podcast the mayor of London trades in chirpy platitudes.

Infowars was auctioned as part of a defamation ruling after Jones falsely called the Sandy Hook School shooting a hoax.

The tech billionaire, a top adviser to President-elect Donald J. Trump, was reported to have discussed ways to defuse tensions between Iran and the United States.

Podcast Episode · The New Statesman | UK politics and culture · 14/11/2024 · 24m

Young men and women in America don't share the same values – how will they ever start relationships?

The horror of the mass rape trial in France has shaken the world.

One of the services treating the Tavistock's former patients appeared to be taking cues from American healthcare guidelines.

George Carey is wrong to reduce the bill to a simple question of right or wrong

It is far easier to give the right to an assisted death than to take it away.

The dream that One Direction represented now seems an obvious nightmare.

Vengeance for 7 October is not the same as victory – or peace.