Novara Live: Interview With John McDonnell
On an extra special #TyskySour, Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani are joined by Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell to talk about the campaign trail, free broadband, and the last 30 days before Britain has a socialist government.
Novara FM: Paying for the Planet? Ann Pettifor on the Green New Deal
GE2019: ‘It Absolutely Needs to Go’: We Asked People Affected by Universal Credit If It Should Be Scrapped
by Natalie Leal
GE2019: This Election, Labour Should Lead the Way in Defending Immigration
by Ana Oppenheim
Explainers: Is Boris Going to Sell the NHS to Trump?
Novara Live: The Great Distraction
On this episode of TyskySour, Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani discuss Tory “Fake News”, the NHS in crisis and the Farage/Johnson flame war.
GE2019: Activists Are Helping Homeless People and Mental Health Patients Register to Vote
by Sophie K Rosa
GE2019: Labour Needs a Bold Climate Vision in This Election – Including a 2030 Decarbonisation Target
by Aliya Yule
Novara Live: 1.2 Trillion Dollars… Mwahaha
The Tories have been spreading scare stories about the ‘Cost of Corbyn’, but do the sums add up? James Meadway joins Michael to discuss this and the latest on the Johnson/Farage love-in. Plus Vicky Pryce is also in the studio to talk about her new book ‘Women vs Capitalism’.
Report: Universal Credit Is Riddled With Issues, but Have Some Flaws Been Deliberately Designed Into the System?
by Natalie Leal
Ash Wednesday: Why Is It so Expensive to Be Poor?
Utilities, tax, rent and work – charging people for poverty is an industry worth billions.
International: Bolivia’s Coup Threatens the Struggle for Social Liberation and Economic Justice
by Olivia Arigho-Stiles
GE2019: Nigel Farage’s Climbdown Has Made This Election Clearer. Only Labour Can Defeat the Right
by Aaron Bastani
GE2019: Asymmetric Advertising Is the New Fake News, and the Tories May Be Using It to Hijack Your Social Media
by Stuart Mills
Explainers: There’s Something Wrong With Remembrance
Remembrance is viewed through a prism of hyper-nationalism, tasteless militarism and pseudo-patriotism. War veteran Joe Glenton argues that to truly respect the war dead, we must learn the lessons of the past.