June 2002 Welcome to Britain's intelligent conversation Prospect is the monthly magazine for the intellectually curious general reader. Entertaining and informative, political without being partisan, Prospect is full of good writing about the things that matter. Each issue delivers an eclectic mix of essays, debate, reviews and reportage. It is the intelligent monthly based in Britain but with ...

Sedition is a magazine about radical opinions. To the left or the right we don't care. It is about expanding ideas beyond those that get aired in a narrowly owned national media. It is not about hate, anarchy or destruction.

Review and analysis of British politics and contemporary culture. The New Statesman was first published on 12 April 1913. It was founded by Sidney and Beatrice Webb (later Lord and Lady Passfield), Bernard Shaw and a small but influential group of Fabians. They felt the need for a weekly magazine which would carry on the work of The Crusade.