Why Northern Ireland is on the brink of a snap election – and why it matters
A second election just months after the last is on the cards – but it is unlikely to solve anything.
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A second election just months after the last is on the cards – but it is unlikely to solve anything.
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While the First Minister supports criminalising sex workers, imprisoning women who have abortions and running all-male political campaigns, her defence…
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2016 will mark a year of surprises with the man on the street voting against the establishment. First it was…
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The New Statesman is looking for a social media producer for its website.
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New Statesman is looking for a generalist staff writer for its website.
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The New Statesman is looking for a weekend editor for its website.
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Investment in national infrastructure will lead to mass employment opportunities, according to David Blunkett
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GTR’s Southern service has caused constant chaos for East Sussex commuters and something’s got to give. MP for Lewes Maria…
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