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The
New Statesman
is an
English
journal
of
political
commentary
,
discussion
and
opinion
. It was
found
ed in
1913
by two
Socialist
Fabian Society
types and remains
left-wing
in
political
persuasion
. The
magazine
's '
typical
opinion
' has, however, followed the
English
Labour Party
further towards the centre of the
political
spectrum
in recent
year
s.
It should be made
clear
that the
NS
does not fall into a
category
with other
Socialist
publication
s such as the
Red Pepper
or
Socialist Worker
. Unlike these is isn't 100%
Socialist
by any
means
. The
New Statesman
has always been widely
regard
ed as a
place
to
find
high quality
commentary
on
politics
,
current affairs
,
culture
and
the arts
rather
than being aimed solely at
Socialist
s. Perhaps the
mag
's
dedication
to being
intelligent
and best-of-the-best has
play
ed a large
part
in
forcing
it away from the
left
.
Currently (
2001
)
NS
opinion
mainly consists of those
support
ing the
new Labour
Government
's
effort
s and those
arguing
that, as it
privatise
s and '
specialise
s'
education
, it has gone far too far to the
right
.
Geoffrey Robinson
is the
own
er of the
publication
at the time of
writing
. He is a
Labour
MP
, but he has
recent
ly been criticised for '
dodgy
'
business practice
; was
involve
d in
Peter Mandelson
's
First [Downfall
and is definately on the Labour Party's left.
Editor
s are
Peter Wilby
and
Cristina Odone
.
Some
contributor
s at
present
are:
Jackie Ashley
-
Political Editor
Nick Cohen
-
Substantial
ly
left-wing
political
investigative journalist
.
Mark Thomas
-
Political
(and
left-wing
)
stand-up comedian
and
journalist
. Writes a
comical
column
usually
criticising
British
or
US
foreign policy
, for example
sanction
s on
Iraq
. Personally, although I
enjoy
the
entertainment
, I don't
think
Thomas
is
quite
up to the
usual
NS
writing
standard
.
John Pilger
-
Veteran
critic
of
Western
foreign policy
who's
name
you may remember from the
Vietnam
day
s.
Lauren Booth
-
Lauren
is a
half-sister
of
Cherie Blair
(PM
Tony
's
wife
) and is another of the
weekly
's more '
pop
'
contributor
s. She formally
wrote
for
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