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Tanjil Rashid argues that the removal of Sally Rooney’s books from sale is an assault on freedom of speech, and he is supported by a splendid list of signatories (The NS Essay and Cover Story, 23 Octo
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The Budget delivered by Gordon Brown on 2 July 1997 was the first by a Labour government for almost two decades. In a broadly positive response in its editorial, the New Statesman sounded a note of wa
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I generally agree with Ed Conway’s Cover Story on the UK economy (16 October), but I disagree with him when he criticises government investment in net zero. Surely cutting this would be even more of t
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The luck of the Irish began not with shamrocks but in tunnels beneath the Nevada Desert in 1873. John Mackay, a Dublin-born miner, after two decades searching for gold struck what became known as the
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