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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Prospect Magazine Jan/Feb 2021.
A new year and a new look
Basking in Trump, Brexit and various shades of nationalist nastiness in Europe, Vladimir Putin gave a provocative interview. “The liberal idea,” he told the Financial Times in 2019, had “outl...
Contributors
Lionel Barber was Editor of the Financial Times from 2005-2020. His diaries, “The Powerful and the Damned,” are published by WH Allen Devalued currency? The Treasury today p38
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Letters
We blew it on Brexit
I am partly to blame for the current mess over Brexit. I not only backed Remain but launched the Labour “In” campaign alongside Alan Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn and Tom...
Theatre
ILLUSTRATION BY IAN MORRIS
T hey pre-date democracy and for two millennia have survived the threat of pestilence, war and now, online streaming services, but when the lights come back on i...
The vaccine
When the enormity of the pandemic became clear in March, few would have dared hope that three vaccines would have proved effective in clinical trials by now and that one would be approved for UK use...
In fact
“Is that the puzzles page?”
In the UK, the least well-known country is Nauru; 58 per cent of Britons say they haven’t heard of the Pacifi c island (population 13,000).
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