What’s Going on With the Industrial Dispute at UK Universities?
Polly Smythe
UCU has been criticised for ‘undemocratic’ actions.
Nicola Sturgeon’s Legacy: Cuts, Privatisation and a Party in Chaos
Jonathon Shafi
She governed as the quintessential neoliberal.
Starmer Quotes Thatcher, Tories Dodgy Israel Deal
Starmer embraces his cop energy in his latest speech and the Bank of England hike interest rates yet again. Plus, Johnson’s media sycophants and Sunak’s dodgy deal with Israel’s right-wing. With Michael Walker and Barnaby Raine.
The Organiser of an Anti-Migrant Protest to Protect Women Is a Woman Beater
Simon Childs
He also drove while under the influence of cocaine.
The Long, Long Arm of the Law
Can the police ever be held to account? Professor Mark Neocleous speaks to James Butler.
For Trans and Non-Binary People, the Choice Is Between Private Healthcare or Years of Waiting
Vic Parsons
Our options? Get rich, spend years languishing on a waiting list or crowdfund our care.
Boris Johnson Faces Evidence Committee, Sunak’s Windsor Framework Survives First Test
Did Boris Johnson’s three-hour grilling finally end his career? Michael Walker and Maurice Mcleod discuss. Plus, Louise Casey weighs in on responses to her Metropolitan Police report and Sunak releases his tax returns.
Manchester Uni ‘Brutally’ Evicts Student Rent Strikers, in Potential Breach of Protest Rights
Rivkah Brown
Another Damning Met Police Report, IPCC Sounds the Climate Alarm
An investigation led by Baroness Louise Casey has declared the Met to be institutionally racist, sexist and homophobic. Plus, we speak to activist Mikaela Loach about the latest IPCC report and Partygate makes a comeback. With Dalia Gebrial, Michael Walker and Ife Thompson.
London Asylum Seekers Are Refusing to Be Flung Around the Country by Profit-Seeking Private Companies
Charlotte England
A group in Greenwich has been resisting removal for a month. Now 40 people in east London are too.
Does Jeremy Hunt Hate Children?
Edie Miller
He wants to turn nurseries into battery farms.
Novara Live: Paris Is Burning, RMT Reach a Deal, Braverman Enjoys Rwanda
Protests have erupted across France as Macron faces a no-confidence vote. Meanwhile in the UK, the RMT have accepted a pay deal from Network Rail. Plus, Suella Braverman visits Rwanda and the SNP’s finances are under scrutiny. With Moya Lothian-McLean and Ash Sarkar
Why Aren’t We Angrier About the Price of Food?
Lewis Bassett
Capitalism killed food riots.
Billions Will Die If They Don’t Listen to Us. Aaron Bastani Meets Roger Hallam.
This weeks guest was released from jail a few weeks before the interview. He was held on remand for 109 days after being charged for ‘conspiracy to cause a public nuisance’ – all for giving a speech. He has been part of some of the most influential activist groups of the last few years including […]
Arrest Warrant Issued for Vladimir Putin, How Do Strikes End?
The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin. Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani the significance of this move. Plus, UN inspector says Bush and Blair should be tried at the Hague and new Labour Files revelations.
Bank Bailouts Aren’t the Start of Another Global Crisis. But They Should Still Have Us Worried
James Meadway
Crisis-hit capitalist economies are mutating.
Unite Reject the Tories’ NHS Pay Deal, Hunt’s Budget for the 1% Slammed
Unite’s general secretary @UniteSharon has announced the union will not be recommending their members accept the government’s new 5% pay offer to NHS workers. Plus: more reaction to Jeremy Hunt’s budget for the 1%; and Mick Lynch once again runs rings around the British media. With Moya Lothian-McLean and Shon Faye.
Jeremy Hunt’s Budget Didn’t Crash the Economy Again. So Why Aren’t Tories Pleased?
Tom Peters
They crave chaos.