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How Can Labour Win Over the Flag Protesters? We Asked Them

Rivkah Brown

Out of work, unable to get an NHS appointment and furiously angry at migrants and the government – has Keir Starmer ever spoken to the people he’s trying to win from Nigel Farage? Rivkah Brown did, outside Labour conference in Liverpool.

A woman with red hair and a yellow raincoat stands in front of railings in front of a neoclassical building

Meet the Socialist Hoping to Lead Britain’s Biggest Trade Union

Polly Smythe

Andrea Egan wants to turn the 1.3 million-member Unison from a creaking bureaucracy to a vehicle for worker power. Polly Smythe meets her.

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‘I Live in Constant Fear’: Delivery Couriers Fight for Survival Amid Labour’s Immigration Blitz

Polly Smythe

Food delivery couriers are facing increased attacks from the rightwing press, far-right thugs and now, the Labour government. Polly Smythe reports.

Why Climate Activists Are Slashing JP Morgan’s Electricity Cables

Richard Hames

On Monday morning, climate activists cut the electricity cables that supply the JP Morgan and Allianz offices in the City of London. Novara Media spoke to them about why they think it’s time the movement turned to sabotage.

Meet the Orbán Fans Hoping to Write Policies for Prime Minister Nigel Farage

Sam Bright

Anti-woke academics, influencers and mining magnates are behind a new think tank making a plan for a Reform UK government. Sam Bright reports.

The Fifa Museum Is a Masterclass in Reputational Whitewashing

Juliet Jacques

Handing world cups to fascist dictatorships, brown-nosing Trump, endless corruption scandals – there’s an awful lot of history on display at Fifa’s Zurich museum and absolutely none of it that explains why fans hate the organisation, writes Juliet Jacques.

How Reform Is Winning Over Britain’s Farmers

Harriet Williamson

The man who triggered Brexit is breaking through with some of the people who Brexit screwed over most. How? Harriet Williamson went to Lincolnshire to find out.

The Government Has Been Expanding the Definition of Terrorism for Years. Here’s How

The recent proscription of Palestine Action has blindsided many who thought terrorism meant suicide bombers and knife attackers. In fact, counter-terror legislation has been broadening for decades, write Rivkah Brown and Simon Childs.

4,000 People Tried to March From Egypt to Gaza. It Was Egypt, Not Israel, That Stopped Them

Tobiah Palm

In mid-June, thousands of activists from over 80 countries set out from El Arish for Rafah - only to be kettled, beaten and dragged back to Cairo by police. The ill-fated protest has highlighted Egypt’s role in enforcing the blockade of Gaza. Tobiah Palm recounts it.

Is the ‘Uber of Psychiatry’ Actually Helping People?

John Lubbock

Psychiatry UK’s income has more than doubled in the last year, while patients report being summarily dropped from its services, writes John Lubbock. Is for-profit, on-demand mental healthcare what patients need?

Viktor Erik Emanuel performs at Kings Place. Photo: Kings Place

A Group of Musicians Took on an Arms Company – And Won

Simon Childs

London music venue Kings Place quietly cut a Lockheed Martin-sponsored event after performers began cancelling shows. Maybe there’s hope for this world after all, writes Simon Childs.

A youth with a scarf in Palestinian colours takes part in a protest in Majd al-Krum, northern Israel, October 2019. Ammar Awad/Reuters

Israeli Citizenship Doesn’t Protect Palestinians From Home Demolitions

Julian Sayarer

A Palestinian neighbourhood in Galilee facing demolition dismantles the myth that Israel is a democracy, writes Julian Sayarer.

What’s It Like to Love a Political Prisoner?

Clare Hymer

Just Stop Oil’s jailed activists were willing to pay the price for their actions. But what does their imprisonment mean for their partners? Clare Hymer reports.

Andrea Jenkyns speaks during Reform's local elections campaign launch in Birmingham, March 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Sodiq Adelakun

Tories, Trolls and Tommy Robinson Fans: Meet Reform’s Top Local Candidates

Simon Childs

Reform is riding high in the polls in spite of the views of some of its candidates.

Labour Wants to Force Banks to Spy on Their Most Vulnerable Customers

Harriet Williamson

Labour’s ‘biggest fraud crackdown in a generation’ involves using artificial intelligence to surveil Britain’s most vulnerable people, while letting the rich and powerful do as they please.

Keir Starmer delivers a speech during a visit to the Manufacturing Futures Lab at UCL (University College London), in London, Britain January 13, 2025, as he prepares to launch a plan to harness AI to spur growth and efficiency in the country. HENRY NICHOLLS/Pool via REUTERS

How Labour Is Using Biased AI to Determine Benefit Claims

Harriet Williamson

Labour is creating a digitised welfare state where biased AI will gobble up data and wreck vulnerable people’s lives by judging them based on their age, marital status and nationality. Harriet Williamson reports.

A roast. Image: REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett

No Justice, No Peas: Inside the Toby Carvery Union Drive

Polly Smythe

Workers at a branch in Bolton are aiming to become the first at a major pub chain to gain union recognition, but claim they are being met with classic anti-union tactics. Polly Smythe reports.

The Billionaire Landlord Battling a Beloved London Cinema

John Lubbock & Daisy Steinhardt

Property mogul Asif Aziz prefers to be known for his philanthropy, but one of his companies stands accused of targeting a treasured community asset, not for the first time. John Lubbock and Daisy Steinhardt report.

Meet the Socialist Hoping to Lead Britain’s Biggest Trade Union

Polly Smythe

‘I Live in Constant Fear’: Delivery Couriers Fight for Survival Amid Labour’s Immigration Blitz

Polly Smythe

Why Climate Activists Are Slashing JP Morgan’s Electricity Cables

Richard Hames

Meet the Orbán Fans Hoping to Write Policies for Prime Minister Nigel Farage

Sam Bright

How Reform Is Winning Over Britain’s Farmers

Harriet Williamson

The Government Has Been Expanding the Definition of Terrorism for Years. Here’s How

Rivkah Brown & Simon Childs

Is the ‘Uber of Psychiatry’ Actually Helping People?

John Lubbock

A Group of Musicians Took on an Arms Company – And Won

Simon Childs

Israeli Citizenship Doesn’t Protect Palestinians From Home Demolitions

Julian Sayarer

Tories, Trolls and Tommy Robinson Fans: Meet Reform’s Top Local Candidates

Simon Childs

Labour Wants to Force Banks to Spy on Their Most Vulnerable Customers

Harriet Williamson

How Labour Is Using Biased AI to Determine Benefit Claims

Harriet Williamson

No Justice, No Peas: Inside the Toby Carvery Union Drive

Polly Smythe

The Billionaire Landlord Battling a Beloved London Cinema

John Lubbock & Daisy Steinhardt

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How Can Labour Win Over the Flag Protesters? We Asked Them

Rivkah Brown

Meet the Socialist Hoping to Lead Britain’s Biggest Trade Union

Polly Smythe

‘I Live in Constant Fear’: Delivery Couriers Fight for Survival Amid Labour’s Immigration Blitz

Polly Smythe

Why Climate Activists Are Slashing JP Morgan’s Electricity Cables

Richard Hames

Meet the Orbán Fans Hoping to Write Policies for Prime Minister Nigel Farage

Sam Bright

The Fifa Museum Is a Masterclass in Reputational Whitewashing

Juliet Jacques

How Reform Is Winning Over Britain’s Farmers

Harriet Williamson

The Government Has Been Expanding the Definition of Terrorism for Years. Here’s How

Rivkah Brown & Simon Childs

4,000 People Tried to March From Egypt to Gaza. It Was Egypt, Not Israel, That Stopped Them

Tobiah Palm

Is the ‘Uber of Psychiatry’ Actually Helping People?

John Lubbock

A Group of Musicians Took on an Arms Company – And Won

Simon Childs

Israeli Citizenship Doesn’t Protect Palestinians From Home Demolitions

Julian Sayarer

What’s It Like to Love a Political Prisoner?

Clare Hymer

Tories, Trolls and Tommy Robinson Fans: Meet Reform’s Top Local Candidates

Simon Childs

Labour Wants to Force Banks to Spy on Their Most Vulnerable Customers

Harriet Williamson

How Labour Is Using Biased AI to Determine Benefit Claims

Harriet Williamson

No Justice, No Peas: Inside the Toby Carvery Union Drive

Polly Smythe

The Billionaire Landlord Battling a Beloved London Cinema

John Lubbock & Daisy Steinhardt

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