Downstream: World Bank Insider on Western Decline & the Chinese World Order
What will be the next global economic order?
Novara Live: Rebel Economist Says Everything You Know About Economics Is Wrong.
As part of a series of economics specials in the run-up to the Autumn Budget, Michael Walker speaks to Professor Steve Keen, who thinks that mainstream economics has got everything disastrously wrong.
Report: We Asked This MP If He Really Wanted to Be in Your Party. Then He Quit
Harriet Williamson
Exclusive: Adnan Hussain MP has resigned from the Your Party steering committee following a request for comment from Novara Media.
Analysis: Gulf States and Warring Militias Alike Are Profiting From War in Sudan
Joshua Craze
For the UAE and Saudi Arabia, a divided Sudan is easier to dominate and profit from, writes Joshua Craze.
Feature: Ireland’s Basic Income for Artists Has Been a Runaway Success. Why Is the Government so Nervous About Expanding It?
Ellen McVeigh
After the pandemic ravaged its cultural sector, Ireland gave 2,000 artists £1,226 a month for three years. The government is now expanding the pilot, but it’ll still only benefit 3% of Irish artists. What’s stopping the Oireachtas? Ellen McVeigh reports.
Novara Live: Absconded Palestine Action Prisoner Speaks Out in Exclusive Novara Media Interview
We speak to absconded Palestine Action prisoner Sean “Shibby” Middlebrough. Plus: The collapse of Starmer’s Labour continues, Kamala Harris is back on the airwaves, and a Tory MP has his feelings hurt by Aston Villa fans. With NoJusticeMTG and Steven Methven.
Long Read: The Inside Story of How the Green Party Turned Red
Adam Ramsay
Zack Polanski’s smash-hit eco-populism might seem like a sudden gear-change for the Green party. In fact it’s part of a tectonic shift some of its members have been driving for more than a decade. Adam Ramsay speaks to party insiders about how this shift happened.
Novara Live: Starmer in Crisis After Briefings Against Streeting Backfire
Keir Starmer’s position is looking shaky Plus: Huge protests at the COP summit in Brazil, inside Sudan’s civil war and the role of the UAE, and revelations in Trump’s relationship with Epstein. With: Michael Walker, Barry Malone & Joseph Sikulu Support Novara Media through purchasing merch. shop.novaramedia.com
Red Flags: My Partner Loves Helping Others – I Wish He Would Give It a Rest
Sophie K Rosa
Jealousy isn't always about sex, writes Sophie K Rosa, other types of intimacy can evoke even more powerful feelings. But this isn't always a bad thing.
Novara Live: Starmer Says “Racism Returning to Politics” in Bombshell Interview
The gloves are off as Keir Starmer accuses Reform UK of bringing racism back to UK politics. Plus: A new ITV documentary features shocking testimony from IDF soldiers, and the BBC bias row continues. With: Aaron Bastani & Kieran Andrieu.
Report: NHS Doctors Face Crisis of ‘Institutional Discrimination’ for Speaking Out on Gaza
Harriet Williamson
Exclusive: Doctors tell Novara Media that harsh sanctions for social media posts and pressure from pro-Israel groups is making their professional lives untenable and robbing the NHS of talent. Harriet Williamson reports.
Report: Palestine Action Prisoners’ Hunger Strike to Become Biggest Since Irish Republicans
Harriet Williamson
Six Palestine Action prisoners are on hunger strike calling for all Israeli arms factories to be shut down and the end to what they call ‘systematic abuse’ in prison. Harriet Williamson reports.
If I Speak: 88: What Are the Ethics of Oversharing?
After listening to the new album by Lily Allen – the patron saint of oversharing – Moya and Ash debate the ethics of spilling your guts in public.
Novara Live: Resignations in the BBC Over Allegations of Institutional Bias
BBC Director General resigns after “error of judgement” over Trump speech. Plus: Jailed climate activist faces deportation, and Lisa Nandy stands firm on her stance surrounding the banning of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans. With Kieran Andrieu, Ash Sarkar and Simon Lewis.
Opinion: The BBC Thought It Could Save Itself by Serving the Powerful. It Was Wrong
Steven Methven
The corporation's cardinal sin was messing with the big dogs it usually serves, writes Steven Methven.
Downstream: The Dark Truth About Starmer’s Rise to Power
The illegal money behind Labour's victory.
Novara Live: 11 Arrested at Protests As Maccabi Tel Aviv Play Aston Villa
The much politicised Aston Villa football match against Maccabi Tel Aviv has gone ahead with fans of the Israeli team absent from the event. 11 people have been arrested at protests surrounding the event. Plus: Four British prisoners accused of offences related to Palestine Action are on hunger strike over the conditions in which they […]
Opinion: Sudan and Palestine Are Haunted by the Same Ghost
Kieran Andrieu
The mass slaughter in both Gaza and Sudan is inextricably linked to the bloody tapestry of Britain’s colonial history. When we speak up for Palestinian liberation, we must also speak up for Sudan, writes Kieran Andrieu.