February | 2022 | Novara Media

Boris Johnson looks worried

Opinion: The Tories Have Lied About Labour Leaders for Years. Why Does the Media Care Now?

Aaron Bastani

Outrage over scurrilous claims made by the prime minister about Keir Starmer highlights the hypocrisy at the heart of the incestuous establishment, argues Aaron Bastani.

The front of Ridley Road indoor market

Report: Traders In, Developers Out: The Fight for Ridley Road

Charlotte England

An east London community has defeated plans to evict market traders and build luxury flats on their iconic site in Dalston’s Ridley Road market. Charlotte England reports.

Image shows a man standing on top of a white van with the word 'police' printed on it in blue letters. The man is wearing black trousers and holding a red and blue sign that reads 'insulate britain' printed in white block capitals.

Opinion: Cold Homes Kill 10,000 People a Year. Why Isn’t Retrofitting Higher on the Agenda?

Alex D King

Insulate Britain’s tactics might be divisive, but they’re right about one thing, writes Alex D King: retrofitting should be one of the climate movement’s central demands.

Novara Live: Israel an “Apartheid State”, Say Amnesty International

#TyskySour returns this evening with Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani.

A man in ukraine trains with a fake gun in the snow

Analysis: Strategist or Opportunist: What is Putin Playing at in Ukraine?

Volodya Vagner

Western pundits tend to view the Russian president as a master planner, poised for war. But it's possible the Kremlin has simply stumbled into a dangerous game of brinkmanship over Ukraine and is now trying to make the best of it. Volodya Vagner explains.

People line up and salute in the Burmese jungle

Report: Outgunned and Unsupported, Myanmar’s Resistance Isn’t Giving Up

Zar Ni & Ben Dunant

A year after the military seized power in Myanmar, peaceful protests have given way to armed resistance. Ben Dunant and Zar Ni spoke to those on the frontlines of the fightback, determined to win.

Opinion: 10 Reasons Boris Johnson Should Have Resigned Already

Liam Barrett

The initial findings from Sue Gray’s inquiry into 'partygate' have finally been published. But while the full details are yet to be revealed, there are more than enough reasons the prime minister should have resigned already, argues Liam Barrett.

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