Streaming, rent, or buy The New Statesman – Season 3:
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6 Episodes
S3 E1 - Labour of Love
S3 E2 - The Party's Over
S3 E3 - Let Them Sniff Cake
S3 E4 - Keeping Mum
S3 E5 - Natural Selection
S3 E6 - Profit of Boom
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Synopsis
The New Statesman returns for a third series, 6 x 30' (25'), and takes a biting look at the last years of Thatcher's rule providing a masterpiece of political satire.
