Starmer’s Worst Week
As commentators question if he’s up for the job, we discuss Keir Starmer’s worst week.
In Defence of Sex and Parties
Sophie K Rosa
I Am Not My Work
Why are we told we should love our work? Sarah Jaffe joins James Butler to explain why work will never, and can never, love us back.
The Stansted 15 Have Won – What Can We Learn From Their Four-Year Legal Battle?
Ali Tamlit, Helen Brewer, Laura Clayson and Nick Sigsworth
Unfinished Revolutions: How the West and the Rest Conspired to Thwart the Arab Uprisings
David Wearing
‘We Don’t Want Socialism’: How WallStreetBets Rejected the Left
Jack Chadwick
Give White People Something to Do
Ash Sarkar
Clap for the Captain
Boris Johnson has called for a nationwide clap to remember Sir Captain Tom Moore, who on Tuesday passed away from covid-19. Given the Prime Minister has presided over 109,000 deaths and leads a party that cut the NHS to the bone, is he simply exploiting a tragedy for his own partisan end?
Is a London Council Trying to Freeze Black and Brown Residents Out of Their Homes During a Pandemic?
Sophie K Rosa
Myanmar’s Military Was Already in Charge, So Why Did It Stage a Coup?
Joshua Carroll
Why Has Britain Failed on Covid? Richard Horton
A year after the World Health Organisation declared Covid-19 a pandemic, with Britain enduring more than a 100,000 deaths since, a number of major questions remain unanswered. Why was the response of the UK among the worst in the world? How is it possible that the death toll of countries in Europe and North America […]
If Biden and the Democrats Actually Want to Get Anything Done, They Need to Transform Democracy
Miles Kampf-Lassin
It’s Not Enough to Defend the Five-Day Week – We Must Demand Four
Aidan Harper
Closing the Borders
The UK transmission of the South African Covid strain demonstrates how the vaccine rollout could be undermined. Are Labour right to call for closed borders? With Michael Walker and Ash Sarkar.