How a Cumbrian Community is Building Working Class Confidence
by Craig Gent
The cost of living crisis is only compounding crises of poverty and mental health nationwide. But one community in Barrow-in-Furness is pulling together.
What We Learned at the Latest Round of the Spycops Inquiry
by Polly Smythe
Spycops may have sent information to blacklisters and they hated democratic accountability.
White and Hindu Supremacists Are a Match Made in Heaven
by Amardeep Singh Dhillon
Tommy Robinson’s Hindutva rant has cemented an alliance long in the making, writes Amardeep Singh Dhillon.
Italy’s ‘Fascist’ Government Is Imprisoning Anarchists Using Anti-Mafia Laws
by Jack Harmsworth
Alfredo Cospito is imprisoned under '41-bis', a system so brutal even an American court compared it to 'torture'. Jack Harmsworth reports.
Should Schools Tackle Andrew Tate Head On?
by Sophie K Rosa
We spoke to teachers and students about the influence of Andrew Tate in schools, viral misogyny, and what can be done about it.
I Went to a Queer Platonic Co-Parenting Meet-Up
by Sophie K Rosa
More and more queer people are partnering up platonically in order to raise kids. Sophie K Rosa reports.
Meet the UK’s ‘Most Loathed’ Landowner
by Simon Childs
Devon landowner and maverick hedge fund manager Alexander Darwall, who managed to get wild camping banned, has previously been criticised for enclosing common land and had to apologise after a dodgy investment blew up in his face.
Could Pension Reform End Macron?
by Olly Haynes
An attempt to raise the retirement age in France has sparked the biggest anti-government protests since the gilets jaunes. Olly Haynes reports.
What Actually is a General Strike and is the UK Going to Have One?
by Polly Smythe
There's been a lot of talk about general strikes recently. As unions take coordinated action, Polly Smythe explains what it would take for unions to call a general strike.
These Were the Moments That Made 2022
by Simon Childs, Rivkah Brown, Clare Hymer, Aaron Bastani, Moya Lothian-McLean & Keir Milburn
A look back at some highlights and lowlights from the past year.
Here Are the Best Articles We Published in 2022, Picked By The Novara Team
by the Articles team
From squatters-turned-slumlords to scoops about scabs, the Novara Media Articles team has been busy this year.
How I Deradicalised My Terf Mum
by Rivkah Brown
As the nation prepares for the high holiday of arguments, Rivkah Brown speaks to two people who won over rightwing friends and family.
Welcome to Renting While Black
by Carla Abreu
More than one in 10 Black and Asian people have found it hard to find a safe home because of discrimination. Carla Abreu speaks to some of them.
Northern Irish People Can’t Come Home For Christmas
by Róisín Lanigan
It’s now easier – and cheaper – to travel from Britain to the Republic of Ireland than somewhere that's supposedly part of the same country – but Unionist politicians don't seem concerned.
Students Are Occupying Schools and Universities in Protest at Climate Chaos
by Clare Hymer & Sam Knights
It’s been four years since striking students forced the climate crisis onto the global agenda. Now, they’re trying a new strategy. Clare Hymer and Sam Knights report.
Radical Farming is Going Mainstream—And Losing Its Edge
by Maozya Murray
Imported from Latin America, agroecology aims to make farming sustainable. But government adoption of the policy is bringing the term into conflict with grassroots environmental groups.
Disabled People Are Fighting Back Against ‘Life or Death’ Energy Prices
by Sophie K Rosa
Disabled people are facing disproportionate fuel poverty, but they're getting organised. Sophie K Rosa reports.
PrEP Could End HIV Transmissions But Tory Austerity Is Scuppering It
by Sarah Woolley
PrEP reduces the risk of contracting HIV by almost 100%. But government cuts mean it’s not reaching the majority of people it should.