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''The Week'' is the name taken by three weekly Newsmagazine s founded in the United Kingdom . All three iterations of the magazine attempted to provide a witty, trenchant and political review of events and employed an approach that summarizes and contextualizes news and opinion writing from other publications. HISTORY '' website. Jessica Mitford attributed the journal's influence to its use of undercover sources''A Fine Old Conflict'', quoted in Spartacus Educational . It ceased publication shortly after the war ended Spartacus Educational , an ad-supported website providing resources for history teachers. members of the British Labour Party connected to the '' New Left Review '', to which Cockburn contributed. It provided a Socialist critique of Harold Wilson 's government, and shed light on Britain's involvement in the Vietnam War . Jordan edited the newspaper until 1968 , when he co-operated with Tariq Ali in relaunching '' The Black Dwarf ''. At that time, ''The Week'' became a monthly magazine, called ''International'', which was published by the International Marxist Group . ''The Week'' () was re-started in England by Jolyon Connell and Jeremy O'Grady in 1995 . It provides a review of the week's most important news, as well as coverage of the arts, business, and health and science. Its motto is "All you need to know about everything that matters". ''The Week'' is currently published in both UK and U.S. editions by Dennis Publishing Ltd. . An American edition () was launched in April 2001. REFERENCES EXTERNAL LINKS
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