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July 2024 issue
Election special: Why does UK politics appear so hopelessly inadequate for the challenges we face? Plus: Rachel Shabi on how the war in Gaza is reshaping Britain’s Jewish community and Sasha Mudd on the complexities of free speech
Past issues
Editor’s Picks
Britain, the puerile polity
Rafael Behr
Is Labour ready?
Sam Freedman
Fractured minority
Rachel Shabi
Why I’m suing Facebook in US federal court
Ethan Zuckerman
England, our England
Peter Hoskin
Margaret Hodge’s diary: Goodbye to all that
Margaret Hodge
Kara Swisher: Big tech companies will own the future
Prospect Team
People
‘Wokeism’ after 7th October
Alona Ferber
The comic artist fighting to keep making art
David McAllister
The founders of Palestine Action on how to shut down a weapons factory
Imaan Irfan
Natalie Campbell: Labour doesn’t promote black women
Emily Lawford
Columns
Snap elections can expose a party’s problems
Phil Tinline
Margaret Hodge’s diary: Goodbye to all that
Margaret Hodge
Echoes of Vietnam
Tariq Ali
Why I’m suing Facebook in US federal court
Ethan Zuckerman
The philosophy of free speech is complicated—and that’s OK
Sasha Mudd
In clubland, there’s nothing worse than being unclubbable
Sarah Ogilvie
The ICC and the nature of legal power
Conor Gearty
Regulars
The Prospect Grid: July 2024
Letters: July 2024 edition
Kara Swisher: Big tech companies will own the future
Prospect Team
Stephen Collins’s cartoon: Political football
The Generalist: July 2024
Features
Britain, the puerile polity
Rafael Behr
What we aren’t talking about in this election
Prospect Team
Is Labour ready?
Sam Freedman
The six trip hazards that await Starmer
Tom Clark
Fractured minority
Rachel Shabi
What British defence is for
Malcolm Chalmers
Crash course
Glen O’Hara
Culture
England, our England
Peter Hoskin
North stars
Stu Hennigan
Camera man
Sukhdev Sandhu
Unmanaged decline
Christiana Spens
The battle between England’s interwar architects
David McAllister
Still life, still going
Francesca Peacock
Cummings shots
Imogen West-Knights
Class act
Sukhdev Sandhu
Wherefore art thou?
Kate Maltby
Bigtime resonance
Laura Barton
Classical notes: Dial O for obsession
Ian Bostridge
Lives
Farming life: Why I shot my sheep
Tom Martin
Long life: I have been shocked to my core by Wandsworth prison
Sheila Hancock
Mindful life: Being locked out of NHS services hurt my mental health
Sarah Collins
Sex life: Dating a younger woman
Tilly Lawless
Clerical life: The role of church rituals
Alice Goodman
Young life: I can’t stop chasing the night
Alice Garnett
Sporting life: What my recent trip to the US taught me about cricket
Emma John