How Reform Is Winning Over Britain’s Farmers
Harriet Williamson
‘My only political home.’
The Government Has Been Expanding the Definition of Terrorism for Years. Here’s How
Rivkah Brown & Simon Childs
A slow creep.
4,000 People Tried to March From Egypt to Gaza. It Was Egypt, Not Israel, That Stopped Them
Tobiah Palm
It takes two to blockade.
Is the ‘Uber of Psychiatry’ Actually Helping People?
John Lubbock
ADHD diagnoses are big business.
A Group of Musicians Took on an Arms Company – And Won
Simon Childs
Boycotts work.
Israeli Citizenship Doesn’t Protect Palestinians From Home Demolitions
Julian Sayarer
‘They’ll have to bury me under the rubble.’
What’s It Like to Love a Political Prisoner?
Clare Hymer
‘I’m not going to sit in limbo forever.’
Tories, Trolls and Tommy Robinson Fans: Meet Reform’s Top Local Candidates
Simon Childs
The vetting process is either going really badly, or really well.
Labour Wants to Force Banks to Spy on Their Most Vulnerable Customers
Harriet Williamson
‘A two-tier justice system.’
How Labour Is Using Biased AI to Determine Benefit Claims
Harriet Williamson
A DWP director said: ‘You have to [have] bias to catch fraudsters.’
No Justice, No Peas: Inside the Toby Carvery Union Drive
Polly Smythe
Unionising is a joint effort.
The Billionaire Landlord Battling a Beloved London Cinema
John Lubbock & Daisy Steinhardt
I’ve seen this movie before.
We Asked Legal Experts: Is 2025 the Year Israel Faces Justice?
Nadine Talaat
‘The twilight of Israel exceptionalism.’
Novara Media’s Losers of the Year 2024
Simon Childs
Take a bow.
How New Labour Accelerated the Protest Crackdown
Francesca Newton
They created 3,600 new criminal offences.
Meet the Disabled Activist Taking the UK Government to Court
Harriet Williamson
‘Keir Starmer sees disabled people as a real threat.’
Service Work Is Joyless at Christmas – And Online Deliveries Are Making It Worse
Polly Smythe
‘We’re worked like donkeys.’
Meet the Super-Rich Property Mogul Who Just Got Made Reform UK’s New ‘Life President’
Simon Childs
He says he feels like ‘a stranger in my own land’.