ACFM: Trip 23: War
Jeremy Gilbert, Nadia Idle and Keir Milburn bring a weird left perspective on violence and conflict, with music from Digital Mystikz and Stiff Little Fingers.
Downstream: Something Sinister Is Happening in the Labour Party. Aaron Bastani Meets Len McCluskey
Known for his steadfast support of Jeremy Corbyn whilst heading up the biggest private sector union in the country, Len McCluskey has a uniquely intimate knowledge of both Labour Party politics and the organised labour movement.
Feature: The Facebook Groups That Are Like ‘Tinder’ for Ukrainian Refugees
Sophie K Rosa
Platforms 'matching' Ukrainian refugees with hosts in the UK are putting refugees at risk of violence, exploitation and trafficking, say experts. Sophie K Rosa reports.
Novara Live: Johnson and Sunak Fined by Met Over PartyGate
After Johnson and Sunak have both been fined for breaking lockdown rules, will either of them face real consequences for breaking the laws they imposed on us? Or for lying about it?
Opinion: Of Course Lowkey Is a Target – Music Is Essential to the Palestinian Struggle
Somdeep Sen
The campaign against pro-Palestinian musicians is a reminder of how central music is and has always been to the liberation struggle, writes Somdeep Sen.
Analysis: Is Russia Now Fascist?
Volodya Vagner
The atrocities committed in Bucha shocked the world. Has Putin’s Russia become a fascist regime?
Novara Live: Macron and Le Pen Face Off in France
Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen are moving through to the run-off of the French presidential election. But results also show that a third of French voters opted for far-right candidates.
Opinion: The Government Is Using the War in Ukraine to Abandon Its Climate Targets
Sam Knights
In response to the war in Ukraine, Boris Johnson has ordered more fossil fuel extraction in the North Sea. But weaning ourselves off Russian oil and gas shouldn’t mean drilling for fossil fuels at home, argues Sam Knights.
Opinion: Is There Any Point Staying in Labour?
Andrew Scattergood & Gaya Sriskanthan
With local elections looming, Momentum’s co-chairs make the case for a strong Labour left.
Novara Live: Rishi Sunak’s Worst Week Gets Worse
#TyskySour returns this evening with Michael Walker and Barnaby Raine.
Report: Caterpillar to Ship In Back-Office Scabs to Crush Factory Strike
Steven Methven
EXCLUSIVE: Emails seen by Novara Media show the multibillion-dollar construction and mining company is offering management staff free flights, hotels and security to work in its Northern Ireland factories during next week’s strike.
Opinion: Priti Patel Isn’t Just Punishing the Houthis, But All Yemenis
Tiara Ataii
Priti Patel’s plan to designate the Houthis as a terrorist group will only mean countless more civilian deaths in Yemen, writes Tiara Ataii.
Novara Live: Why the Tory’s Trans U-Turn Is Shameful
Boris Johnson's U-turn on trans conversion therapy has caused outrage among LGBT groups. We speak to Ugla Stefania about the government's current stance.
Novara FM: How We Normalised the Apocalypse
Can humanity turn back from the brink? Croatian philosopher Srećko Horvat on breaking the spell of end-times nihilism.
Novara Live: Russian War Crimes in Ukraine
As Russian troops have withdrawn from areas around Kyiv, evidence is emerging of possible war crimes.
Analysis: What Happened to France’s Socialist Party?
Ell Folan
In 2012, the centre-left Parti Socialiste held the presidency and a congressional majority. Now the party is on course to win just 2% in the upcoming presidential election. Ell Folan looks at what went wrong.
Novara Live: Sunak’s Energy Price Hike Hits Millions
Energy bills have increased by 54% plunging millions of Brits into poverty. How long can the Tories ignore Britain’s cost-of-living crisis? With Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani.
Report: Inside the Volunteer Networks Sustaining Ukraine
Volodya Vagner
Putin claimed there was no Ukrainian nation. Well, there certainly is one now. Volodya Vagner reports from Lviv on the massive popular mobilisation the war has prompted.