If I Speak: 97: When Will I Start Feeling Like a Grown-up?
Ash has a big theory about what makes someone into a proper adult. Plus: can you make a casual hook-up turn serious?
Novara Live: Trump’s Tariff Threat Stuns Europe
Trump’s tariff punishment for Europe. Plus: Netanyahu and Putin among the names for Gaza’s “peace board,” America’s right-wing influencers partying to Ye’s banned song. With Michael Walker, Ash Sarkar & Jonny Ball.
Opinion: Is Europe’s Tough Talk on Greenland Just Posture?
Steven Methven
European leaders have hit back at Donald Trump’s tariff threat over Greenland. But will they really press the big red button to stop him?
Downstream: Exposing the Lies of the 20th Century
How elites captured history.
Novara Live: The Proxy War in Your Party
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana are putting up rival slates of candidates for elections to Your Party’s executive committee. Plus: The latest on ICE’s mass deportation campaign, an exclusive report into NHS spending on a controversial surveillance system that films vulnerable inpatients, and Donald Trump finally gets his Nobel Peace Prize – sort of. With […]
Report: This Billionaire Landlord Bullied Journalists Into Deleting Negative Coverage of Him
Rivkah Brown
‘Rogue landlord’ John Christodoulou owes hundreds of thousands of pounds to former tenants. Instead of paying them, he is pressuring journalists to remove coverage of his unlawful behaviour. Rivkah Brown reports.
Report: Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana Are on Rival Slates for Your Party Leadership
Harriet Williamson
Exclusive: Jeremy Corbyn has announced his slate of candidates to contest Your Party’s inaugural central executive committee elections and decide the future direction and leadership of the new left party. Harriet Williamson reports.
Opinion: How Many More Tory Defectors Can Reform Absorb?
Ash Sarkar
Reform claims to break with the broken Westminster model while lining its ranks with former ministers - something that might undermine Nigel Farage’s disruptor-in-chief charade, argues Ash Sarkar.
Novara Live: Trump Backs Down Over Iran Strike
The US weighs its military options in Iran. Plus: Robert Jenrick sacked from the shadow cabinet, and the eyebrow-raising attempt at rewriting the history of October 7th. With NoJusticeMTG & Dalia Gebrial.
Report: NHS Trust Spent Millions on Controversial ‘Spy Camera’ Tech Despite Damning Internal Report
Harriet Williamson
Exclusive: An NHS trust spent over £2.4m on Oxevision, a technology that films vulnerable patients in their bedrooms 24/7, even after its own internal evaluation report highlighted significant issues with the tech and the conduct of its parent company. Harriet Williamson reports.
Opinion: Today’s Public Intellectuals Are More Likely to Serve Power Than Challenge It
Juliet Jacques
30 years ago, the BBC invited Palestinian thinker Edward Said to deliver six lectures on the public intellectual, writes Juliet Jacques. Can you imagine something so outlandish happening today?
Report: Palestine Action Prisoners End Hunger Strike
Harriet Williamson
Palestine Action-linked remand prisoners have ended their hunger strike, claiming some of their key demands have been met. Harriet Williamson reports.
Novara Live: The Maccabi Tel Aviv Row Could Bring Down a Police Chief
Confidence in the police chief lost after the Israeli fan ban Plus: With interest rates rising, does the UK student loan system need reform? ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ director discusses the true story that cannot be forgotten. With Michael Walker, Barry Malone, and Kaouther Ben Hania
Novara Live: Donald Trump Tells Iranian Protesters “Help Is on Its Way”
Donald Trump has again signalled US intervention in Iran, and an Iranian security official has estimated the death toll from ongoing protests to be 2000. Plus: Concerns grow for the health of Palestine Action hunger strikers. With Aaron Bastani, Kieran Andrieu & Séamus Malekafzali.
Opinion: The Traitors Is Fake Scotland at Its Worst
Adam Ramsay
Britain’s most-watched TV show takes place in a castle built by an opium trader surrounded by destructive non-native pine plantations. This is Scotland without Scots, writes Adam Ramsay - and English people can’t get enough of it.
Report: ‘We Want to Do the Keir Starmer’: How Labour Is Inspiring a New Anti-Migrant Vigilante Operation
Simon Childs
Raise the Colours was given a tacit endorsement by the prime minister when it raised flags across the country last summer. Now it’s headed to Calais to harass migrants and ‘do the Keir Starmer’. Simon Childs reports.
If I Speak: 96: Why Are Women Choosing Looks Instead of Books?
Ash and Moya start the year with a tough conversation about the beauty regime that rules over us all.
Novara Live: Death Toll Continues to Rise in Iran Protests
Protests in Iran reach day 16. Plus: ‘Hypocrisy’ as everyone from Tommy Robinson to JK Rowling speaks out on Iranian protests, and Donald Trump vs the Federal Reserve’s chief. With Michael Walker, Ash Sarkar & Arash Azizi.