“No One Cares That You’ve Left the Labour Party”

Max Shanly and Matt Zarb-Cousin are joined by Dr Aaron Bastani PhD author of forthcoming seminal work Fully Automated Luxury Communism to chat about melts and their egos. Thanks and enjoy!
The Police and State Power – Adam Elliott-Cooper Interview
Adam Elliott-Cooper talks to Ash Sarkar about austerity, violent crime, and why the police ought to pursue Carillion rather than Don Corleone.
What Is Mandatory Reselection?

Centrists are freaking out about mandatory reselection, it’s exactly what the Labour Party needs.

May Is First Among a Cabinet of Incompetents – Her Days As PM Are Numbered
May is defying her own Treasury's projections, her protégé is a liability, and the hard Brexiteers are in open revolt. It's only a matter of time before she falls.
Ghost Cities and Dating Tips

Aaron Bastani and Ash Sarkar discuss the implications of Labour’s NEC recent intervention in a major regeneration plan in the Labour-led Haringey council. On today’s #FixLive we’re introducing our new segment: Fix Up, Look Sharp. Send us your life problems, political queries and emotional dilemmas for Aaron Bastani & Ash Sarkar to answer them live […]
Lowkey Reports From the Grenfell Silent March

Since the tragedy at Grenfell, local residents have come together once a month to silently march to the site of the tower. Lowkey explains how this is a community with a history of organising in the face of adversity.

Faultlines: Liz Fekete on Racism, Europe and the New Right
On #NovaraFM, James Butler and Ash Sarkar are joined by Liz Fekete, director of the Institute of Race Relations, to talk about racism, resistance and the rebirth of the right.
It’s Not Australia Day, It’s Invasion Day – and Its Violent Legacy Lives On
No matter what anyone says, Australia Day isn’t about celebrating 'diversity' or 'multiculturalism' - it’s about whitewashing state violence against oppressed peoples past and present, writes Latoya Rule.
“Thin Gruel” Healthcare

Today at PMQs May and Corbyn battled over healthcare funding. Here’s our #PMQbreakdown.

Why Farage Is Now a Remoaner

Why does Nigel Farage now want a second referendum? Could it be something to do with his friends in the City?
‘Tools and Windows’: Books for Prisoners

Hosts Oonagh Ryder and Sam Swann speak to Luke Billingham from Haven Distribution, an organisation that provides books for prisoners. They discuss the difference books can make to prisoners’ lives, and why the left should stop being armchair abolitionists. Put down your Adorno and send your books into prisons!  
Profits For Investors: The Political Economy of PFI
Following the collapse of Carillion, it would be easy to say private finance intiatives (PFIs) simply don't work. But governments from Major to Blair to May have pursued the PFI agenda despite its terrible record - so who does it work for?
‘We need everyone who can to unite with us’: Fighting Outsourcing at the University of London
On Thursday outsourced staff at the University of London will be going on strike to demand they be brought back in-house. Joe Hayns spoke to workers and IWGB activists about how their campaign has grown and developed over the past year.
The Peckham Terminator
Matt Zarb-Cousin and Max Shanly welcome Tony Blair’s former director of political operations John McTernan to All The Best to discuss their competing world views in a comradely fashion.
Labour and Brexit: The Mason Plan
The time for vagueness is over - Labour needs to box clever on Brexit if it stands a chance of ousting the Tories. That means establishing a clear soft Brexit position, a progressive vision for migration and promising a referendum on the final deal, argues Paul Mason.
Demolish and Gentrify: The London Model Moves West
It’s a familiar story to Londoners: the bulldozing of social-rented neighbourhoods to make way for luxury, market-rent housing. But with the planned demolition of the Foxhill Estate in Bath, London-model gentrification is breaching new frontiers.
Carillion: Scam, Scandal, Opportunity
On #NovaraFM, James Butler is joined by Grace Blakeley and Ann Pettifor to discuss the decline and fall of Carillion, outsourcing, financialisation – and how to transform public investment in Britain.