The New Statesman political editors’ reunion: covering Westminster from Thatcher to Sunak

1

Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

The New Statesman's History

01:50 • 2min

3

The Lunch Years

03:25 • 2min

4

How I Become a Political Editor

05:17 • 2min

5

The Politics of the Coalition

07:01 • 2min

6

The Sober Business of the New Statesman

08:33 • 2min

7

Steven Bush: The New Editor of the Financial Times

10:53 • 2min

8

The Rise and Fall of the Sunday Times

12:45 • 2min

9

The Life and Times of Sarah Page and Platt

14:23 • 2min

10

The Never-Ending Dilemma

16:22 • 2min

11

The Relationship Between Journalists and Politicians

18:39 • 2min

12

The New Statesman: A History of 9/11

20:09 • 2min

13

The Blairite, Brownite Rivalries, and Delving Into the Era of Corbyn

21:52 • 2min

14

The Importance of Blogging for the New States

23:24 • 4min

15

The Troubles With the Labour Party

27:31 • 2min

16

The Tensions Between the Political Editor and the Magazine

29:27 • 3min

17

The New Statesman: A Magazine of Change

32:55 • 2min

18

The Advantages and Disadvantages of Doing an Interview

34:28 • 2min

19

The Importance of Time Management

36:07 • 3min

20

The New Statesman: A Smaller Ship in a Tough Media Sea

38:50 • 2min

21

The Atlantic and the New Statesman

40:49 • 2min

22

The Role of the Political Editor of the New Statesman

42:31 • 3min