Protesters holding burning flare with smoke march through the city during the Kill The Bill demonstration. May Day sees protests across the country due to the proposed Police, Crime and Sentencing Bill that, if passed, would introduce new legislation around protests.

Opinion

It’s Time to Kill This Bill Once and for All

by Shanice McBean
On Monday, the Lords voted against 14 of the worst parts of the police, crime, sentencing and courts bill. Small wins like these can sustain the Kill The Bill movement, writes Shanice McBean, but we can’t let them distract us from the final victory.
Priti Patel Calais immigration

Analysis

The Navy Wants Nothing to Do With the Tories’ War on Migrants

by Daniel Sohege
The Home Office’s plans to militarise the Channel are illegal - and the navy wants no part in them, writes Daniel Sohege.
The Joseph Groome Towers on the Westminster Housing Estate, Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, England. The Joseph Groome Towers on the Westminster Housing Estate, Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, England.
Opinion
Why Should Homeowners’ Safety Trump Everyone Else’s?
by Rivkah Brown
homeless person rough sleeper homeless person rough sleeper
Analysis
Poor Brits Live Much Shorter Lives. What Can We Do?
by Ell Folan
a group of women of colour hold a banner at a protest that reads: Black services for Black survivors a group of women of colour hold a banner at a protest that reads: Black services for Black survivors
Opinion
The Tories Are Abandoning Migrant Women to Domestic Abuse
by Rebekah Pierre
Opinion
Johnson Should Go – And the Left Should Demand It
Ikea worker Ikea worker
Opinion
Ikea Isn’t Cutting Unvaccinated Staff’s Sick Pay to Protect Customers – It’s Doing It to Cut Costs
Protesters holding burning flare with smoke march through the city during the Kill The Bill demonstration. May Day sees protests across the country due to the proposed Police, Crime and Sentencing Bill that, if passed, would introduce new legislation around protests.

Opinion

It’s Time to Kill This Bill Once and for All

by Shanice McBean
On Monday, the Lords voted against 14 of the worst parts of the police, crime, sentencing and courts bill. Small wins like these can sustain the Kill The Bill movement, writes Shanice McBean, but we can’t let them distract us from the final victory.
Priti Patel Calais immigration

Analysis

The Navy Wants Nothing to Do With the Tories’ War on Migrants

by Daniel Sohege
The Home Office’s plans to militarise the Channel are illegal - and the navy wants no part in them, writes Daniel Sohege.
#ACFM
Trip 21: Unity and Difference
Do we need to agree in order to win? The #ACFM gang consider the possibility of a united movement.
Planet B
Esther Stanford-Xosei on the Case for Climate Reparations
We can't transition into a green future unless we reckon with our past, argues reparationist Esther Stanford-Xosei.
Influencer Molly-Mae Hague at a PrettyLittleThing event in New York Influencer Molly-Mae Hague at a PrettyLittleThing event in New York

Opinion

Molly-Mae Hague Just Exposed Influencer Culture for the Thatcherite Poison It Is
by Anna Cafolla
For Gen Z, it’s easier to believe the myth of meritocracy pedalled by influencers - we can all make it to the top because we have ‘the same hours in a day as Beyonce' - than to accept the truth of a system stacked against us, writes Anna Cafolla.

TyskySour

Tories Plot to TOPPLE Boris Johnson As MP Defects to Labour
#TyskySour returns this evening with Michael Walker and Dalia Gebrial.

TyskySour

Tories Plot to TOPPLE Boris Johnson As MP Defects to Labour
Johnson’s Desperate Plan to Survive
They Partied While the Queen Mourned
Johnson’s Hollow Apology for Lockdown Party

Focus

Disability:
It’s Political

Disability isn’t a personal tragedy, it’s a political issue. From autism to assisted dying, sex work to social care, this focus explores how capitalism marginalises those whose minds and bodies don’t "work".

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Disability isn’t a personal tragedy, it’s a political issue. From autism to assisted dying, sex work to social care, this focus explores how capitalism marginalises those whose minds and bodies don’t "work".

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Articles

Opinion
Why Do Rich and Powerful People Become Abusers? Because They Can
by Joana Ramiro
The Colston four celebrate their acquittal. The Colston four celebrate their acquittal.
Feature
The ‘Colston 4’ Won by Invoking History – And Using It to Build a Strong Legal Defence
by Priyanka Raval
Anti-government demonstrators hold a poster representing a coffin of a victim of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) with the message "30,000 deaths, so what?", during a protest named "Amazonas for Democracy" in Manaus, Brazil Anti-government demonstrators hold a poster representing a coffin of a victim of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) with the message "30,000 deaths, so what?", during a protest named "Amazonas for Democracy" in Manaus, Brazil
Analysis
Ending Vaccine Apartheid Won’t End the Pandemic
by James Meadway
A protester gives a V finger sign while being handcuffed by workers on a crane A protester gives a V finger sign while being handcuffed by workers on a crane
Report
After Years of Campaigning Against an Israeli Weapons Factory, It Was Direct Action That Shut It Down
by Rivkah Brown
Novak Djokovic Novak Djokovic
Analysis
Novak Djokovic’s Detention Exposed Australia’s Brutal Border Regime
by Dominic McGovern
Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev listens as Britain Prime Minister Tony Blair speaks to journalists inside 10 Downing Street in London Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev listens as Britain Prime Minister Tony Blair speaks to journalists inside 10 Downing Street in London
Opinion
It’s No Use Blaming Russia: Britain Fomented the Crisis in Kazakhstan
by Volodya Vagner
Influencer Molly-Mae Hague at a PrettyLittleThing event in New York Influencer Molly-Mae Hague at a PrettyLittleThing event in New York
Opinion
Molly-Mae Hague Just Exposed Influencer Culture for the Thatcherite Poison It Is
by Anna Cafolla
Analysis
Britain’s Growing Far-Right Party Is a Serious Threat
by Sam Moore and Alex Roberts

Podcast

Planet B is a new podcast series from Novara Media which imagines a world that isn’t just saved from climate breakdown, but is renewed and transformed by the fight against it.

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Audio

#ACFM
Trip 21: Unity and Difference
Do we need to agree in order to win? The #ACFM gang consider the possibility of a united movement.
#ACFM
Microdose: Unity on the Frontline W/ Norah Lopez Holden
Why did so many women fight in the Spanish Civil War? Nadia Idle talks to actor and activist Norah Lopez Holden about the milicianas.
Photo: Neil Howard Photo: Neil Howard
#ACFM
Microdose: Organising for Revolution With Rodrigo Nunes
Keir and Jem thrash out the future of political organisation with author Rodrigo Nunes.
Planet B
Esther Stanford-Xosei on the Case for Climate Reparations
We can't transition into a green future unless we reckon with our past, argues reparationist Esther Stanford-Xosei.
Planet B
Planet B: Jayati Ghosh on Escaping the Debt Trap
Fighting climate breakdown means facing up to the imperial hierarchies of debt, as development economist Jayati Ghosh explains.
Planet B
Planet B: Everything Must Change – Debt
In the final episode, we ask why climate reparations could be crucial to securing a global Green New Deal.
Planet B
Asad Rehman on the Making of the Climate Refugee
What will happen to the billions of people displaced by climate breakdown? A global Green New Deal must have an answer.
Planet B
Harsha Walia on Border Violence and Eco-Fascism
National policies won't solve a global problem like climate change, says migrant justice activist Harsha Walia.

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