Harry Clarke-Ezzidio is a journalist for the New Statesman, specializing in national politics and policy in the United Kingdom. With a focus on providing insightful analysis and reporting on key issues, Harry's articles cover a range of topics including infrastructure, healthcare, regional disparities, and political developments.
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Internal rows over major reforms to employment law have captured headlines. But what impact will they have if implemented?
London's deputy mayor for transport Seb Dance on investment, boosting active travel, and tackling anti-London politics.
As her party surges in one of the UK’s most climate-conscious constituencies, Carla Denyer threatens to unseat Labour’s shadow culture secretary.
The co-leader of the Green Party on how her MPs will push the government to be more radical on the net zero economy.
By: Harry Clarke-Ezzidio
Also featuring Taking the Lead by John Crace and The Silence of the Choir by Mohamed Mbougar Sarr.
By: Harry Clarke-Ezzidio
The Serial creator on ten years of the podcast that changed the medium forever.
Self-flattery is no way to salvage an institution hollowed-out by managerial failure.
The Green Party co-leader on parliament, GB Energy and her issue with Ed Miliband.
By: Harry Clarke-Ezzidio
The housing campaigner on living standards, Michael Gove and Labour's 1.5 million homes target.
By: Harry Clarke-Ezzidio
Labour’s chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee on Britain’s place in the world.
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