Report: This Is the Unluckiest Constituency in the Country
Moya Lothian-Mclean went to the constituency of Ashfield in Nottinghamshire to find out if Lee Anderson is going to lose his seat.
Opinion: What Isn’t In Labour’s Manifesto Is More Important Than What Is
Ash Sarkar
There’s an awful lot the Labour manifesto isn’t saying – and it’s probably more important than what’s on paper, writes Ash Sarkar.
Novara Live: Starmer Launches Labour Manifesto Slammed As “Return to Austerity”
Moya Lothian-McLean and NoJusticeMTG break down the Labour Party manifesto for the 2024 general election.
Analysis: Labour’s Slippery Manifesto Offers No End to Austerity
James Meadway
Labour is doomed if it keeps the country on its current path. But Keir Starmer's flimsy manifesto refuses to say how he intends to avoid more austerity, writes James Meadway.
Opinion: The Green Party Manifesto Is Just Common Sense
Adam Ramsay
The Green manifesto goes big on redistributing wealth. Although there is more to power than money, writes Adam Ramsay, it's a step in the right direction.
Novara FM: Whatever Happened to the Israeli Left?
Israel has swung hard to the right in the last few decades, but a left remains. They are calling not just for a ceasefire, but for an end to the apartheid regime. What power do they have?
Feature: Meet the Labour Candidates Lobbying for Oil, Gas and Arms Companies
Polly Smythe
From Shell to Uber, Amazon to Lockheed Martin: Labour's class of 2024 has a stunning array of corporate clients.
Novara Live: Green Party Launch Manifesto of Bold Policies for “Real Change”
Michael Walker and Grace Blakeley break down the Green Party’s manifesto for the 2024 general election. Plus: a UN report has called out atrocities committed by Hamas and Israel; and Rishi Sunak’s D-day blunder gets worse.
Report: Labour Deletes ‘The NHS Is Not for Sale’ From Its Manifesto
Rivkah Brown
The party’s 2024 manifesto has removed the clause agreed upon at the last conference. Is soon-to-be health secretary Wes Streeting trying to tell us something? Rivkah Brown reports.
Pro Revolution Soccer: Pro Revolution Soccer Returns for Euro 2024
Tom Williams and Juliet Jacques present a new series of the football podcast that doesn't leave politics at the turnstile.
Red Flags: My Partner Is Broke. Should I Pay His Rent?
Sophie K Rosa
Sophie K Rosa tells a woman wondering how to help her broke boyfriend that, while sharing resources can be a way to put your politics into practice, reciprocity and communication are key.
Opinion: Nigel Farage Is Making Voters a False Promise
Moya Lothian-McLean
Nigel Farage’s offer is one of individualism and denial dressed up as collective action against a rotten elite. It’s cutting through with voters, writes Moya Lothian-McLean.
Novara Live: Sunak Launches Manifesto of Desperate Tax Cuts Amid Dying Campaign
Rishi Sunak has unveiled a new Conservative manifesto. Is there anything left to salvage for the now utterly defeated Prime Minister? Plus: The US isn’t being entirely honest about their latest Gaza ceasefire proposal. With Michael Walker and James Meadway.
If I Speak: 17: Feeling Seen
Nicola Dinan, author of Bellies, talks to Moya and Ash about why we crave external validation.
Analysis: South African Muslims Didn’t Vote for Pro-Palestine Parties. Why Not?
Ilham Rawoot
In the country’s recent general election, South African Muslims voted overwhelmingly for the centre-right, white-controlled Democratic Alliance. The results have exposed ethnic tensions that have bubbled away under the surface for decades.
Novara Live: Macron Takes Huge Gamble After Surge of European Far-Right
European parliament election results have seen a surge for the far-right in many countries, particularly in France. French president Emmanuel Macron has responded by calling a snap election. Plus: the Liberal Democrats launch their election manifesto; and a Reform UK candidate has some bizarre views about Hitler. With Michael Walker and Ash Sarkar.
Report: ‘I’m Not Angry, I’m Disappointed’: What Voters in Reform’s Top Town Really Think
Craig Gent
If Reform voters are angry, it should make Barnsley, which includes two of the party’s most marginal seats, Britain’s angriest town. North of England editor Craig Gent went there to find out what’s really going on.
Opinion: The European Elections Show What Happens to Smug Centrists
Rivkah Brown
The European far right crushed Sunday’s ballot, with Emmanuel Macron so humiliated he’s called a national election. The results should shake our self-satisfied soon-to-be prime minister, writes Rivkah Brown.