Power to the People? Devolution, Metro Mayors and the North East
by Nick Dowson
TyskySour Audio: Security and a Labour Surge
Long Read: The Uses of Innocence: Terror, Surveillance and the Manchester Attack
by Clare Hymer and Eleanor Penny
Long Read: What Is Effeminacy and How Can We Celebrate It?
by Jules Gleeson
IMOBastani: We Have to Get Rid of Tuition Fees
Labour have pledged to abolish tuition fees. Aaron Bastani serves up 8 reasons why this is an excellent policy.
Labour After the Election: 3 Ways the Left Could Keep Hold of the Reins
by J. A. Smith
Falling Between the Gaps: Two-Tiered Humanitarian Aid System Leaves Non-Refugees Desperate
by James Jeffrey
The War on Terror Isn’t Making Us Safer
Dr David Wearing explains why British foreign policy regarding Libya, Iraq, Egypt and Yemen isn’t making us any safer.
No Passport, No Vote.
Recently, the Tories revealed their immigrant-bashing, dementia taxing, uncosted nonsense manifesto. Maya Goodfellow explains why Theresa May’s plan to make photo ID compulsory at polling stations will bar millions of poor voters and Labour supporters from British elections.
England’s Indyref? 5 Ways GE2017 Could Transform the Political Landscape
by Steve Rushton
Long Read: Uncertain Futures: Trump’s Foreign Policy in Asia
by Isabel Barrios Pérez-Coca
‘A Battle for the Soul of UCL’: The Academics Confronting Corporatisation in Higher Education
by Charlie Macnamara
Living a Feminist Life: An Interview With Sara Ahmed
What Can Labour Learn From Michael Foot’s 1983 General Election Defeat?
by James Smith
Novara FM: The Meaning of Manifestos
Report From #RentersVote
ACORN in Bristol are a community union with a special interest in housing. They have been organising on the streets to help those with no fixed abode register to vote. This includes the homeless, women in refuges and the traveller community.
Interview: “The Height of Arrogance” – Caroline Lucas on Theresa May, Brexit and the General Election
Aaron Bastani interviews Caroline Lucas, co-leader of the Green Party of England and Wales.