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Action Hero
Bibi van der Zee’s fortnightly guide to activism
Class Monitor
Michael Hodges’s humorous weekly exploration of class
Commons Confidential
Political journalist Kevin Maguire’s look at life in the village of Westminster
Crip's Column
View from my wheelchair - Victoria Brignell on life as a disabled person.
Dissident Voice
Mehdi Hasan’s polemical take on politics, economics and foreign affairs
Down & Out in London
Nicholas Lezard's humorous account of urban life
Election Watch
George Eaton's guide to the key players and issues in the run-up to the general election
Film
Ryan Gilbey gives his verdict on the key new movie releases
First Thoughts
Peter Wilby's witty and sardonic take on the week's events
Global Warning
Green activist Mark Lynas explores the myths and truth of climate change
Madness of Crowds
Will Self’s wry look at strange social phenomena and group behaviour
New Statesman Leader
The New Statesman's view on the defining issue of the week
Performance
New Statesman critics review the latest theatre, live music and dance performances
Radio
Antonia Quirke’s stylish take on the week in radio
Real Meals
Will Self turns his back on haute cuisine and surveys the establishments where we actually eat.
Television
Rachel Cooke's unmissable round-up of what’s happening on TV
The Art of Listening
Daniel Trilling takes a journey into sound
The Economics Column
World-renowned economist David Blanchflower’s authoritative take on the latest economic developments
The Fan
Legendary journalist Hunter Davies covers the world of football
The Politics Column
Rafael Behr's take on politics inside Westminster
Theatre
Andrew Billen follows the good and the bad in British theatre
What I'm Worrying About This Week
Mark Watson and Sophie Elmhirst tackle ethical dilemmas
What If
Dominic Sandbrook’s weekly exploration of counter-factual history
World Citizen
The legendary John Pilger offers a radical and internationalist view of politics
In the Red
In America, the pro-life lobby gears up
To gain political capital, elected representatives are exploiting the national hysteria over abortion.
The Economics Column
Something happened at the end of August to terrify policymakers
Austerity in the UK is pushing us back into recession, as it is in the eurozone.
New Statesman Leader
Leader: At last, Britain is having an honest debate about Europe
The eurozone crisis has forced politicians of all parties to look again at the EU.
New Statesman Leader
Leader: I am what I read
Commons Confidential
Ed Mili’s grammar lessons
A poster in Miliband's office declares: "Give the children a chance - scrap the Eleven Plus. Vote Labour."
The Politics Column
Cameron can’t please female voters leading a party of grumpy old men
The Prime Minister's real problem is a party that was already too unpopular to win an election but has not the will to change.
Best of 2011
Drones in Pakistan
Soaring away
The bugger, bugged
The perfect gift this Christmas!
Andrew Lansley TV
Iran and my critics
In pictures
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