Marie Le Conte is a freelance journalist at various esteemed publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, politics, and internet culture, often exploring themes related to elections, public policy, and cultural movements. Marie's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Guardian, VICE Media, and British Vogue.
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Two new books hint at what’s actually beneath U.K. political and economic malaise.
Burnham is precisely the opposite of what Labour and Britain needs from a new PM
By: Marie Le Conte
Former diplomat Ameer Kotecha and journalist Marie Le Conte set out the case for and against Brexit delivering on the Leave campaign’s flagship promise
I thought supporting both teams would be a win-win. It stopped feeling like one shortly after kick-off
Alienated, ignored—and stuck at home with mum and dad. Young adults are locked out from the future they’re ready to shape
By throwing out everyone she disagrees with, Badenoch is making the Tories both narrow and insular – and people don’t vote for parties like that
The new PM should be careful about talking up the importance of where you're from
We can’t really read the new prime minister if we don’t know what he reads
Yes, her party and policies might be morally repulsive, but Le Pen is a canny operator, especially when it comes to one part of the political game
By: Marie Le Conte
From nude deepfakes to gagging orders, a handful of high-profile legal battles are challenging an industry that has operated with unfathomable impunity
