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Nigel Farage’s ‘Anti-Establishment’ Party Is Being Funded by the Establishment

Sam Bright

Reform claims to be leading a revolt against the elite - but the party is being funded by old Etonians, property moguls, and people who have made small fortunes in the City, Novara Media can reveal.

A protester waves a flag outside the Royal Courts of Justice

How UK Universities Are Cracking Down on Pro-Palestine Occupations

Christophe Domec

The London School of Economics used a court order to evict a campus pro-Palestine encampment this week. As universities crack down on protest, Christophe Domec asks, what next for student occupations?

Andrew Feinstein Is the Left’s Anti-Keir Starmer

Rivkah Brown

A former South African MP thought his politician days were behind him – until a UK Labour leader came along who embodied everything he’d ever fought against. Rivkah Brown meets Andrew Feinstein.

Nigel Farage against a blue background that says 'Britain Needs Reform'

Nigel Farage Is Coming for Your (Young) Man

Clare Hymer & Craig Gent

Nigel Farage is trying to tap into a particular kind of post-industrial masculinity in order to widen his base. Unfortunately, he’s succeeding, write Clare Hymer and Craig Gent.

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Meet the Labour Candidates Lobbying for Oil, Gas and Arms Companies

Polly Smythe

From Shell to Uber, Amazon to Lockheed Martin: Labour's class of 2024 has a stunning array of corporate clients.

A billboard that says 'vote genocide' with a Labour rose besides it

Faced With Two Pro-Genocide Parties, Voters Are Tapping Out

Rivkah Brown

More and more people can’t bring themselves to vote for either main party - or anyone - at the next election, but want to communicate their rage. They tell Rivkah Brown why they’re spoiling their ballots.

Barbara Windsor stands besides Queen Elizabeth II behind a pub counter

Soaps Give Working Class Actors a Chance – And They’re Disappearing

Polly Smythe

As privately educated stars like Olivia Coleman and Andrew Garfield continue to infiltrate Hollywood, shows for and by regular people are being axed, writes Polly Smythe.

A group of French police officers stand in shadow as a group of dark-skinned men look on

Paris Is Banishing Its Homeless Before the Olympics. A Group of Child Migrants Isn’t Having It

Christophe Domec

A new law is sending unhoused people from the French capital to ten temporary accommodation centres around the country, a move the government maintains has nothing to do with the Olympics. A group of child migrants is fighting back. Christophe Domec reports.

Are Green Shoots Starting to Crack the Red Wall?

Craig Gent

When Mothin Ali won a council election in east Leeds, he didn’t expect to make headlines across the rightwing press. But the real story is how Labour has problems in its ‘heartland’ seats, writes Craig Gent.

Against All Odds, Brent Council Is Investing in Its Artists

Juliet Jacques

Only 8% of film and TV professionals come from the working class, according to new stats. One of London’s most deprived boroughs wants to change that by paying artists to work in its studios, writes Juliet Jacques.

A person wearing a face mask sits at a passover seder table holding a sign that reads 'my jewish family wants palestinian families to be safe'

Young Jews Are Sick of Being Lied to About Israel

Rivkah Brown

For decades, diaspora Jews have been raised to believe in Israel. A new documentary tracks their loss of innocence, writes Rivkah Brown.

Westminster Says a Mayor Could Save the North East. The North East Isn’t So Sure

Moya Lothian-McLean

Westminster politicians promise devolution will put power back in the hands of people who really need it - but the reality is still very different. Moya Lothian-McLean reports from the north east.

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How One Councillor’s Vote Saved Portsmouth Port From Privatisation

Aaron Bastani

Local government matters, writes Aaron Bastani, and Portsmouth Port proves it. In 1990, it was saved from privatisation by just one vote. Now it makes the city £8m a year.

Israel Lobbyists Tried to Cancel an Event on Mental Health and Palestine – But Failed

Sophie K Rosa

Psychoanalysis has a problem with Palestine. So the Freud Museum’s decision to let an anti-Zionist event go ahead - despite threats to its reputation - is important.

A large stone monument depicting a number of soldiers

Post-Soviet Countries Don’t Know What to Do With Their Monuments

Juliet Jacques

In December, Sofia decided to partially dismantle its monument to the Red Army, rekindling decades-old debates about where these pieces of Soviet history belong, writes Juliet Jacques.

Meet the ‘Robin Hood’ Group Linking Poverty and Climate Breakdown

Douglas Rogers

This Is Rigged hit the news by defacing a bust of Queen Victoria. But beyond the stunts, the group is leading a change in the climate movement. Douglas Rogers reports.

three men in uniform sit beside one another, looking serious

Argentina Wants to Whitewash Its Military Junta. Unfortunately, There’s Video Evidence

Juliet Jacques

After 38 years gathering dust in an archive, Ulises de la Orden has returned to the footage of the trial of Argentina’s military junta, at a time when the country most needs to see it, writes Juliet Jacques.

A collection of the faces of people featured in an article about behind-the-scenes rightwingers

20 Rightwingers You Don’t Know But Should

Novara Reporters

This year we’ve heard endlessly from 30p Lee and Cruella Braverman, but what about Britain's lesser-known rightwing headbangers? As the Westminster circus rolls out of town, meet the B-list baddies poisoning our politics.

Nigel Farage’s ‘Anti-Establishment’ Party Is Being Funded by the Establishment

Sam Bright

Nigel Farage Is Coming for Your (Young) Man

Clare Hymer & Craig Gent

Meet the Labour Candidates Lobbying for Oil, Gas and Arms Companies

Polly Smythe

Soaps Give Working Class Actors a Chance – And They’re Disappearing

Polly Smythe

Are Green Shoots Starting to Crack the Red Wall?

Craig Gent

Against All Odds, Brent Council Is Investing in Its Artists

Juliet Jacques

Westminster Says a Mayor Could Save the North East. The North East Isn’t So Sure

Moya Lothian-McLean

How One Councillor’s Vote Saved Portsmouth Port From Privatisation

Aaron Bastani

Israel Lobbyists Tried to Cancel an Event on Mental Health and Palestine – But Failed

Sophie K Rosa

Post-Soviet Countries Don’t Know What to Do With Their Monuments

Juliet Jacques

Meet the ‘Robin Hood’ Group Linking Poverty and Climate Breakdown

Douglas Rogers

Argentina Wants to Whitewash Its Military Junta. Unfortunately, There’s Video Evidence

Juliet Jacques

20 Rightwingers You Don’t Know But Should

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Nigel Farage’s ‘Anti-Establishment’ Party Is Being Funded by the Establishment

Sam Bright

How UK Universities Are Cracking Down on Pro-Palestine Occupations

Christophe Domec

Andrew Feinstein Is the Left’s Anti-Keir Starmer

Rivkah Brown

Nigel Farage Is Coming for Your (Young) Man

Clare Hymer & Craig Gent

Meet the Labour Candidates Lobbying for Oil, Gas and Arms Companies

Polly Smythe

Faced With Two Pro-Genocide Parties, Voters Are Tapping Out

Rivkah Brown

Soaps Give Working Class Actors a Chance – And They’re Disappearing

Polly Smythe

Paris Is Banishing Its Homeless Before the Olympics. A Group of Child Migrants Isn’t Having It

Christophe Domec

Are Green Shoots Starting to Crack the Red Wall?

Craig Gent

Against All Odds, Brent Council Is Investing in Its Artists

Juliet Jacques

Young Jews Are Sick of Being Lied to About Israel

Rivkah Brown

Westminster Says a Mayor Could Save the North East. The North East Isn’t So Sure

Moya Lothian-McLean

How One Councillor’s Vote Saved Portsmouth Port From Privatisation

Aaron Bastani

Israel Lobbyists Tried to Cancel an Event on Mental Health and Palestine – But Failed

Sophie K Rosa

Post-Soviet Countries Don’t Know What to Do With Their Monuments

Juliet Jacques

Meet the ‘Robin Hood’ Group Linking Poverty and Climate Breakdown

Douglas Rogers

Argentina Wants to Whitewash Its Military Junta. Unfortunately, There’s Video Evidence

Juliet Jacques

20 Rightwingers You Don’t Know But Should

Novara Reporters

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