Do Your Own Research: Seed Oils, the CIA, and the Metabolic Shitshow
Cheap stuff is over, forever.
Interview: “People Just Don’t Believe Him”: Green Deputy Leader on Why Starmer Can’t Cut Through
How the Greens stormed Gorton and Denton.
Novara Live: Greens Thrash Labour and Reform in Historic By-Election Win
Green Party candidate Hannah Spencer has won the Gorton and Denton by-election by more than 4000 votes, with Labour coming in third behind Reform. Plus: Why the mainstream media are repeating claims of “sectarian campaigning” and “family voting”. With Michael Walker & Aaron Bastani.
News: Kamala Harris’ Support for Gaza Genocide Cost Democrats Votes in 2024
Joshua Carroll
An internal autopsy by the US Democratic party found Kamala Harris lost significant support in the 2024 election because of the Biden administration’s policy of arming and funding Israel’s genocide in Gaza, according to a report by American news website Axios.
News: Greece’s Varoufakis Indicted Over Ecstasy Use 36 Years Ago
Sophia Sheera
Greece’s former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis has been indicted after admitting on a podcast that he took an ecstasy pill at a rave in Australia in his twenties.
Interview: Labour Just Lost One of Their Safest Seats — and the Greens Did It
The Green party just thrashed Labour and Reform in the Gorton and Denton byelection.
News: Bank That ‘Was Largest Foreign Investor’ in Israeli Arms Firm Dumps Stock
Joshua Carroll
Activists from overseas branches of Palestine Action have declared victory after Canada’s Scotiabank dissolved all of its shares in Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest weapons company.
Opinion: The Greens Just Made Keir Starmer Yesterday’s Man
Aaron Bastani
Labour’s defeat in the Gorton and Denton byelection was so foreseeable and so eagerly self-inflicted that it should sound the prime minister’s political death knell, writes Aaron Bastani.
Novara Live: The By-Election That Could End Starmer
Could this be the end for Starmer?
Analysis: Jeremy Corbyn Now Controls Your Party. Is That a Good Thing?
Rivkah Brown
The Corbyn faction’s decisive win in the Your Party elections signals a move towards a more traditional electoral vehicle and away from the grassroots, democratic party some had imagined. There are pros and cons to that, writes Rivkah Brown.
News: Corbyn’s Faction Wins Majority in Your Party Vote
Rivkah Brown
Jeremy Corbyn’s faction has won a majority on Your Party’s newly formed central executive committee (CEC), with party co-founder Zarah Sultana and several key allies also appointed to the group. Corbyn’s slate, The Many, won 14 of the 24 seats in the leadership collective, while Sultana’s slate, Grassroots Left, won seven. The results mean Corbyn […]
Report: Palestine Solidarity Systemically Targeted in Britain, Data Shows
Joshua Carroll
Opponents of Israel’s genocide have been systemically targeted by pro-Israel groups, rightwing media, police and the education system, new data shows. Joshua Carroll reports.
Novara Live: Poll Shows Crunch By-Election Is Three-Horse Race
Reform, Greens and Labour, neck and neck in by-election Plus: We speak to one of the six Palestine Action members acquitted by a jury, and Trump’s showdown with Anthropic is reaching worrying levels… With Michael Walker and Ash Sarkar
News: Israel Responsible for Two Thirds of Journalists’ Deaths in 2025
Novara Reporters
Record numbers of journalists were killed in 2025, with Israel responsible for two thirds of total deaths.
Novara Live: Keir Starmer Refuses to Release All ‘Andrew Files’
MPs push for the release of the Andrew files.
News: Palestine Action Hunger Striker to Stand in May Elections
Sophia Sheera
A Palestine Action-linked hunger striker who refused food for 49 days will stand as a candidate in May’s local council elections.
News: Israeli Minister Brands UK Green Party ‘Racist and Hateful’
Sophia Sheera
A Green party motion that calls for Zionism to be treated as a form of racism has provoked ire from a senior Israeli official.
News: Activists Hang Infamous Photo of Andrew Leaving Custody in the Louvre
Sophia Sheera
A framed photograph of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, taken shortly after his arrest last week, was mounted in the Louvre by a group of British activists.