


Opinion: The Left Must Stop Buying the Right’s Lie That They’ve Won the Working Class
by Aurelien Mondon

Whipping Boy
Keir Starmer was once a leading figure in Labour’s shift to backing a second referendum. However, now he’s in charge of the party, he looks set to whip MPs to back a Tory Brexit deal. Does this dramatic shift show Starmer has acted dishonestly over the past four years, or is he just adapting Labour […]

Long Read: Arctic Turbulence: Why Indigenous Communities Are Fighting Wind Farms
by S Reid-Collins

The 21st Century Crisis Nobody Talks About: Demographic Ageing

Opinion: Shielders Have Been Abandoned During Lockdown – It Can’t Happen Again
by Jamie Hale

An Empire Rises, an Empire Falls
While COVID-19 has killed Arcadia, it has cemented Amazon as the world’s dominant retail firm. David Adler joins the show to discuss what does the rise of Bezos’s empire, and the fall of Green’s, mean for both the planet and for workers? With Michael Walker and Dalia Gebrial

Long Read: How Do We Solve a Problem Like Amazon?
by Craig Gent

Nightmarch: The Inner World of the Naxalites
Alpa Shah spent seven nights on a secret march with communist guerrillas in India. She joins James Butler to tell their story.

Opinion: For the People and for the Planet – It’s Time to Make Amazon Pay
by Casper Gelderblom

Report: Is Coronavirus Incubating a New Student Movement?
by Sophie K Rosa
Universities duped students into returning to campus, only to lock them down in halls. Angry and abandoned, students have organised rent strikes, occupations and protests. Is the experience of Covid on campus radicalising a new generation? Sophie K Rosa reports.

Opinion: Joe Biden Is Toying With Forgiving Student Loans. He Should Wipe Them Out Altogether
by Micah Uetricht

Opinion: I’m a Discrimination Lawyer – the Labour Party Has Probably Broken the Law by Removing the Whip From Jeremy Corbyn
by David Renton

Opinion: Sunak’s Spending Review Is a Drop of Water in a Desert – the Left Must Demand More
by James Meadway

Sunak’s Spending Review
With a public sector pay freeze and cuts to foreign aid, has Rishi Sunak’s spending review shown him to be a typical Tory class warrior? With Michael Walker, Ash Sarkar and James Meadway.

Can Britain Become an ‘Innovation Superpower’ After Brexit? | Aaron Bastani Meets David Edgerton
For Brexiteers Britain’s departure from the EU offers a shot at national renewal, with the country once more becoming a free trade and innovation superpower. But how likely is that, and are the Tories really serious about a break with the politics of the last 40 years? Aaron Bastani interviews Professor David Edgerton, author of […]

Opinion: Who Will Represent the Young Now?
by Ash Sarkar

Covid for Christmas
With a vaccine ready for the new year, why is Boris Johnson risking giving Britain’s grandparents covid for Christmas? #TyskySour with Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani.