Novara Live: Derek Chauvin Found Guilty of Murdering George Floyd
Analysis: Scramble for the Arctic: How Greenland Became the Frontier of a New Trade and Tech War
by James Meadway
Report: The Tories’ New Discipline Drive Prepares Some Kids for Work and Others for Prison
by Sophie K Rosa
Opinion: By Stoking Britain’s Culture War, Boris Johnson is Playing the Long Game
by Samuel Earle
While most voters don’t know what the ‘culture war’ even is, the Tories are making it the centrepiece of their governing strategy. Samuel Earle argues Johnson, like Thatcher, is playing the long game – and total control over the terms and conditions of political debate is the goal.
Downstream: A Super League for the Super Rich
Novara Live: The End of Football As We Know It
Opinion: Like All Digital Parties, the Northern Independence Party Is a Reflection of Our Broken Politics
by Paolo Gerbaudo
Novara Live: Biden Announces Withdrawal From Afghanistan
Opinion: Mayors Are Blairite Nonsense and We Don’t Need Them
by Owen Hatherley
Analysis: The Northern Independence Party Is a Triple Threat to Labour
by Ell Folan
Opinion: Labour is Running a Saudi Apologist in Hartlepool – And It Should Be a Scandal
by David Wearing
In 2018, Labour’s candidate in the Hartlepool by-election went on a state-funded trip to Saudi Arabia and came back a vocal supporter of the regime. While the party’s decision to run him in Hartlepool is certainly shocking, it’s also not even slightly surprising, argues David Wearing.
Opinion: The Pandemic Has Given Sex Workers a Grim Taste of Criminalisation
by Vee H
Novara Live: Tory Sleaze Row Gathers Pace
Analysis: Is Britain the World’s Least Racist Country?
by Aaron Bastani
Downstream: ‘Dodgy Dave’? the Facts on the Greensill Saga. Interview with Gabriel Pogrund
Political scandal no longer seems to cut through, but is the unfolding saga around Max Greensill and David Cameron an exception? On this week’s Downstream Aaron Bastani is joined by Sunday Times journalist Gabriel Pogrund to discuss the implications of a story which is only set to grow.
Analysis: Ulster Unionism is in Crisis – And the Fallout Could Soon Get Worse
by Tommy Greene
The centenary of Irish partition had once been an awaited psychological milestone for Ulster unionists. Yet the discontent expressed through the loyalist riots of the past ten days reflects a deep-seated crisis of the political architecture built into Northern Ireland, writes Tommy Greene.