A free print copy of Prospect for you

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A free print copy of Prospect for you

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Prospect brings you the sharpest writing on politics, ideas and culture. Recent highlights include Philip Collins, former speechwriter to Tony Blair, on why Boris Johnson is failing as prime minister; the director of London’s Victoria and Albert Museum on how we can call a truce in the culture wars over heritage; novelist Will Self on the Labour Party’s antisemitism crisis; and Sarah Churchwell on the historical roots of US racism. We also have unrivalled coverage of Brexit—what it means and how it might tear the UK apart.

Each issue brings together the sharpest minds on the stories of our time. Our December issue also included Hephzibah Anderson on how the pandemic killed office culture—perhaps for good; and David Edmonds on Bobby Fischer’s doomed plan to save chess from computers.

What results is an entertaining, informative and open-minded magazine, brought to life by compelling arguments and elegant design.

In our Winter Special issue—available to you free—Ferdinand Mount reviews A Promised Land by Barack Obama and Sameer Rahim reveals what it is like to be a Booker Prize judge.

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