Andrew Marr

Andrew Marr is editor at large of the New Statesman. He is a former political editor of BBC News, and hosts Tonight with Andrew Marr on LBC radio.

Matt Brittin is the BBC’s next big mistake

Plus: the real impossible job at No 10, and why time-worn faces are the best subjects for painters

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Some reflections on leadership

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Plus: poetry as medicine, and the origins of literary London

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After a week of peril, the Prime Minister is determined to fight on

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Also: Keir Starmer’s “Zugzwang” moment, and why books are back

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Also: on Labour’s Burnham tactics, and the downstream impact of art galleries

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Plus: big men at Davos, and the death of the intermission

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Starmer should seize the opportunity in this crisis

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Alwyn Turner’s new history reassures us that the past is not, as many imagine, any cosier or more patriotic…

By Andrew Marr