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The Hardest Problem Tom Stoppard interview The playwright on his disillusionment with democracy Robert Skidelsky Greece’s debt will never be repaid, so let’s write it off CIive James His latest poem Tracey Thorn On attention seekers Free thinking since 1913 An empire that speaks EngIish The Right’s dream of a new world order 6-12 February 2015/£3.95 By Michael Kenny and Nick Pearce

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The Hardest Problem Tom Stoppard interview The playwright on his disillusionment with democracy

Robert Skidelsky Greece’s debt will never be repaid, so let’s write it off

CIive James His latest poem Tracey Thorn On attention seekers

Free thinking since 1913

An empire that speaks EngIish The Right’s dream of a new world order

6-12 February 2015/£3.95

By Michael Kenny and Nick Pearce

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