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Prospect Magazine | July 2016

In Prospect’s July issue: In her final issue as Editor Bronwen Maddox explores the legacy of former Prime Minister Tony Blair having spoken with him at a Prospect event on 24th May. She examines his domestic policy, the lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan and what the future holds for the Labour Party. The Chancellor George Osborne lays down his view on why the public should to “Remain” in the EU, and Ian Hargreaves takes a close look at what is happening at the BBC.

Also in this issue: Former Conservative leader David Davis suggests he can see a very narrow set of circumstances that might push him towards running for the party leadership again, William Skidelsky writes about why tennis is the best sport and Vanora Bennett looks at Svetlana Alexievich’s extraordinary work recording Russia’s lost voices.

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Below is a selection of articles in Prospect Magazine July 2016.

Brexit Foreword This is the last editorial I’ll write at Prospect; I am stepping down as Editor after five and a half years. It’s been a privilege to edit the magazine, and at such a febrile time in the wo...

If I ruled the world Make marriage vows more realistic Modern societies have evolved highly-detailed collective ideas about what a proper wedding is supposed to be like, right down to the specialised floral arrangements, ...

Prospect recommends Things to do this month Art I Still Believe in Miracles: 30 years of Inverleith House Inverleith House, Edinburgh, 23rd July to 23rd October The title of this exhibition, part of this year’s Edinburg...

Prospect events Prospect Book Club The June Book Club will take place on Monday 20th June at 6.30pm with author Andy Martin discussing his book charting the year he spent watching Lee Child write his latest Jack Re...

Letters letters@prospectmagazine.co.uk European values in doubt While reasonable arguments can be made about the economic impact of a British exit from the EU, Bronwen Maddox’s claim (“In: the case for Europ...

In fact If planned tax changes go ahead, in Australia a packet of cigarettes will cost more than $40 (£23) by 2020—and will be the most expensive in the world. Daily Mail, 4th May 2016 Vermont, Delaware and ...

Prospect Magazine | July 2016

In Prospect’s July issue: In her final issue as Editor Bronwen Maddox explores the legacy of former Prime Minister Tony Blair having spoken with him at a Prospect event on 24th May. She examines his domestic policy, the lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan and what the future holds for the Labour Party. The Chancellor George Osborne lays down his view on why the public should to “Remain” in the EU, and Ian Hargreaves takes a close look at what is happening at the BBC.

Also in this issue: Former Conservative leader David Davis suggests he can see a very narrow set of circumstances that might push him towards running for the party leadership again, William Skidelsky writes about why tennis is the best sport and Vanora Bennett looks at Svetlana Alexievich’s extraordinary work recording Russia’s lost voices.

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Prospect Magazine | July 2016

In Prospect’s July issue: In her final issue as Editor Bronwen Maddox explores the legacy of former Prime Minister Tony Blair having spoken with him at a Prospect event on 24th May. She examines his domestic policy, the lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan and what the future holds for the Labour Party. The Chancellor George Osborne lays down his view on why the public should to “Remain” in the EU, and Ian Hargreaves takes a close look at what is happening at the BBC.

Also in this issue: Former Conservative leader David Davis suggests he can see a very narrow set of circumstances that might push him towards running for the party leadership again, William Skidelsky writes about why tennis is the best sport and Vanora Bennett looks at Svetlana Alexievich’s extraordinary work recording Russia’s lost voices.

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Prospect Magazine | July 2016

In Prospect’s July issue: In her final issue as Editor Bronwen Maddox explores the legacy of former Prime Minister Tony Blair having spoken with him at a Prospect event on 24th May. She examines his domestic policy, the lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan and what the future holds for the Labour Party. The Chancellor George Osborne lays down his view on why the public should to “Remain” in the EU, and Ian Hargreaves takes a close look at what is happening at the BBC.

Also in this issue: Former Conservative leader David Davis suggests he can see a very narrow set of circumstances that might push him towards running for the party leadership again, William Skidelsky writes about why tennis is the best sport and Vanora Bennett looks at Svetlana Alexievich’s extraordinary work recording Russia’s lost voices.

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