Jeremy Corbyn: What a Don
Jeremy Corbyn was elected leader of the Labour Party two years ago. The next two will decide the future of Britain
- Published 16th September 2017
- Subscribe on YouTube
Support Us
Become a subscriber and support Novara Media from £1 per month:
Or you can give us a one-off donation:
Related
ACFM: Trip 4 – Love and Hate
Nadia Idle, Keir Milburn and Jeremy Gilbert discuss love and hate. Edited and produced by Olivia Humphreys, Matt Huxley and Matt Phull. PRS LICENCE NUMBER: LE-0016481 Tracks featured: I Hate Hippies – The Skinflics / Love is All You Need – The Beatles / Hate and War – The Clash / Bullet with Butterfly Wings – Smashing Pumpkins […]
What Does England’s Cricket World Cup Win Have to Do With Neoliberalism?
On Sunday the England mens’ cricket team made history by winning the World Cup at Lords in London. But for most of the past month, you could have been forgiven for not knowing the World Cup was happening - let alone that this country was hosting it. David Wearing explains why.
Corbynism and the Remain Movement Need Each Other to Survive
This week it was announced the Labour party will demand that any Tory Brexit deal is put to a second referendum, in which Labour will campaign to remain. James McAsh argues the Corbyn project needs to take this opportunity to defeat Brexit - or risk defeat itself.
What to Do With International Isis Fighters? Rojava May Have a Solution
Nobody can agree on what to do with international Isis fighters, but the autonomous Rojava administration in north-eastern Syria is calling for an international tribunal to hold them accountable on the soil where their crimes were committed.
The Cause of Labour?
Ash Sarkar is joined by Michael Walker and James Meadway to discuss the future of the Labour Party - in government, in the EU, and on the global stage.
Cocaine for the Masses, Not Just for the Ruling Classes
When black kids get high at carnival it’s a national scandal. When white kids pop pills at Glastonbury it’s just good fun. But when Boris Johnson and Michael Gove admit to snorting cocaine, that’s when it gets interesting.
The Politics of Envy
For 101 out of 298 years of Parliamentary history, we’ve been governed by an Old Etonian. Why not turn Eton College into Lower Slough High School?
Could a Labour Government Finally Abolish Private Education?
Whether Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt win the Conservative leadership we're about to get another privately educated prime minister. But within the Labour party opposition to private schooling is growing at last.