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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.

View from an Oxevision camera. Image: Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

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?

Kamran Ahmed (L) and Heba Muraisi have been on hunger strike for 60 and 67 days respectively.

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.

Claudia Winkleman with fire pits and castles

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.

Ryan Bridge (Right) with Tommy Robinson associate Danny Tommo. Screengrab: Danny Tommo on Youtube

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.

Opinion: Beware the West’s Useful Idiots Over Iran

Steven Methven

Something massive is happening in Iran - but western elites have no idea what it is, writes Steven Methven.

Police arrest a protester in London as the Judicial Review challenging the proscription of Palestine Action gets underway in November. Photo: Joao Daniel Pereira/Sipa USA

Report: Disability Charity Reinstates Worker It Sacked for Palestine Solidarity

Simon Childs

A worker for Sense got sacked being arrested for showing support for Palestine Action. After a Novara Media report and union solidarity, she got her job back.

Kamran Ahmed (L) has been on hunger strike for 61 days, while Heba Muraisi (R) has reached day 68 on hunger strike. Images: Family handouts

Feature: What Happens to the Human Body on Hunger Strike?

Harriet Williamson

The Palestine Action-linked hunger strikers are in the ‘red zone’, according to medical professionals. What are the risks of prolonged hunger strike and the most common reasons for death?

Opinion: How to Stop Trump From Doing Another Maduro? End the War on Drugs

Kojo Koram & Clemmie James

The US has for decades used the war on drugs to justify interference in foreign states, largely its Latin American neighbours. How to insulate states from Trump’s meddling? Legally regulate drugs, argue Kojo Koram and Clemmie James.

Kamran Ahmed (R) has been on hunger strike for 60 days. He is pictured with his sister Shahmina Alam. Image: Family handout

Report: Palestine Action Hunger-Striker Hospitalised With Heart Muscle Shrinkage

Harriet Williamson

Kamran Ahmed, who hasn’t eaten for 60 days, is experiencing shrinkage to the muscle of his heart and is at risk of sudden cardiac arrest. Harriet Williamson reports.

Heba Muraisi (L) and Shahmina Alam with her brother Kamran Ahmed. Images: Family handouts

Feature: Two Palestine Action Hunger Strikers at Risk of Imminent Death

Harriet Williamson

Exclusive: The loved ones of two hunger striking prisoners who are experiencing terrifying symptoms including severe chest pain and difficulty speaking tell Harriet Williamson that they live in constant fear of receiving the worst news.

Opinion: Trump’s Venezuela Spectacle Shows US Empire Is in Decline

Coll McCail

Washington’s power is waning - so it’s little wonder the US president is resorting to crude shows of aggression, writes Coll McCail.

Analysis: Venezuela Today, Greenland Tomorrow?

James Meadway

Donald Trump’s adventurism in Latin America has been met with little pushback from European leaders. Washington may well be calculating it can repeat the trick in Greenland, writes James Meadway.

Opinion: Trump Wants Control, Not Change, in Venezuela

Steven Methven

The US attack on Venezuela has turned the ragged remains of the rules-based international order into confetti. But it’s not regime change Donald Trump wants, but control, argues Steven Methven.

A protester arrested for holding a sign saying "I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action" in Parliament Square in August. Photo: Martin Pope / SOPA Images

Opinion: Novara Media Contributors Share Their Top Stories of 2025

Novara Media Contributors

Grace Blakeley, Micha Frazer-Carroll, Kieran Andrieu, Harriet Williamson and Roger Hallam reflect on the year in politics.

Report: Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana Are on Rival Slates for Your Party Leadership

Harriet Williamson

Opinion: How Many More Tory Defectors Can Reform Absorb?

Ash Sarkar

Report: NHS Trust Spent Millions on Controversial ‘Spy Camera’ Tech Despite Damning Internal Report

Harriet Williamson

Opinion: Today’s Public Intellectuals Are More Likely to Serve Power Than Challenge It

Juliet Jacques

Report: Palestine Action Prisoners End Hunger Strike

Harriet Williamson

Opinion: The Traitors Is Fake Scotland at Its Worst

Adam Ramsay

Report: ‘We Want to Do the Keir Starmer’: How Labour Is Inspiring a New Anti-Migrant Vigilante Operation

Simon Childs

Opinion: Beware the West’s Useful Idiots Over Iran

Steven Methven

Feature: What Happens to the Human Body on Hunger Strike?

Harriet Williamson

Opinion: How to Stop Trump From Doing Another Maduro? End the War on Drugs

Kojo Koram & Clemmie James

Report: Palestine Action Hunger-Striker Hospitalised With Heart Muscle Shrinkage

Harriet Williamson

Feature: Two Palestine Action Hunger Strikers at Risk of Imminent Death

Harriet Williamson

Opinion: Trump’s Venezuela Spectacle Shows US Empire Is in Decline

Coll McCail

Analysis: Venezuela Today, Greenland Tomorrow?

James Meadway

Opinion: Trump Wants Control, Not Change, in Venezuela

Steven Methven

Opinion: Novara Media Contributors Share Their Top Stories of 2025

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Report: This Billionaire Landlord Bullied Journalists Into Deleting Negative Coverage of Him

Rivkah Brown

Report: Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana Are on Rival Slates for Your Party Leadership

Harriet Williamson

Opinion: How Many More Tory Defectors Can Reform Absorb?

Ash Sarkar

Report: NHS Trust Spent Millions on Controversial ‘Spy Camera’ Tech Despite Damning Internal Report

Harriet Williamson

Opinion: Today’s Public Intellectuals Are More Likely to Serve Power Than Challenge It

Juliet Jacques

Report: Palestine Action Prisoners End Hunger Strike

Harriet Williamson

Opinion: The Traitors Is Fake Scotland at Its Worst

Adam Ramsay

Report: ‘We Want to Do the Keir Starmer’: How Labour Is Inspiring a New Anti-Migrant Vigilante Operation

Simon Childs

Opinion: Beware the West’s Useful Idiots Over Iran

Steven Methven

Report: Disability Charity Reinstates Worker It Sacked for Palestine Solidarity

Simon Childs

Feature: What Happens to the Human Body on Hunger Strike?

Harriet Williamson

Opinion: How to Stop Trump From Doing Another Maduro? End the War on Drugs

Kojo Koram & Clemmie James

Report: Palestine Action Hunger-Striker Hospitalised With Heart Muscle Shrinkage

Harriet Williamson

Feature: Two Palestine Action Hunger Strikers at Risk of Imminent Death

Harriet Williamson

Opinion: Trump’s Venezuela Spectacle Shows US Empire Is in Decline

Coll McCail

Analysis: Venezuela Today, Greenland Tomorrow?

James Meadway

Opinion: Trump Wants Control, Not Change, in Venezuela

Steven Methven

Opinion: Novara Media Contributors Share Their Top Stories of 2025

Novara Media Contributors

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