Selected stories and investigations
With one in every 25 COP30 attendees a fossil fuel lobbyist, massive industry presence intensifies calls to protect climate negotiations from corporate capture.
Oil and gas wells pose risks to health and environment as climate crisis expands California's fire hazard zones.
Chevron, Exxon and ConocoPhilips among those who donated millions to organise Trump's inauguration ceremonies.
A Global Witness investigation reveals that government officials met with oil and gas lobbyists an average of 1.4 times per working day in 2023.
The typical annual energy bill for a household in England, Wales and Scotland has increased to £1,928 per year for the first three months of 2024, a rise of £94 from November-December 2023. The figure is based on how much energy the typical household uses. However, how much you'll actually end up paying depends on how much you use, where you live, and how you pay.
At the Barn Pub near Rugby, the drinks are ready to be served, but unless lots of customers arrive, staff leave early. "If no regulars come in, we close early," the chef says. "It costs to keep this building heated."The Barn Pub is not alone. A survey from the British Beer and Pub Association, seen by the BBC, suggested most pubs are thinking of cutting down trading hours over the winter.
The New Statesman's interactive map shows the size of Ukraine's occupied territory when compared to other countries
Our calculator shows how you could be affected by surging prices in the UK.
Our data team has tracked the performance of nearly 200 merry tunes released since the turn of the millennium.
Original New Statesman analysis finds Conservative MPs in political consultancy or similar advisory roles over the past six months earned £1,088,036 between them.