The 7/7 Bombings Changed UK Terror Policy Forever
Azfar Shafi
The attacks convulsed British politics and catalysed the growth of ‘counter-terror'.
Articles
Labour’s ‘Buy British’ Policy Could Be the Start of a Bold, New Economic Approach
Nick Dearden
Neoliberalism is dead. The party must propose something better.
England’s Footballers Are Changing the Conversation. It’s Time the Left Caught Up
Chardine Taylor-Stone
Sometimes the spark that inspires a movement comes from the unlikeliest of places.
Jobcentre Staff Were Taught to Inflict ‘Psychological Harm’ on the Unemployed
Sophie K Rosa
Top-down pressure and 'benefit scrounger' narratives encouraged staff to be 'cruel and inhumane'.
Wannabe-Bond Villain Billionaires Are Launching Us Into a New Era of Cosmic Colonialism
Joe Duffy
Branson, Musk and Bezos are utterly unsuitable to lead the frontier of space privatisation.
Universal Credit Is a Symptom of Britain’s Broken Jobs Market
Andrew Fisher
People on UC have jobs, they're just crap ones.
Changing Your Mind is Good, Actually
Rachel Connolly
Political convictions: good. Admitting you were wrong: also good.
England’s Football Team is Changing Because England is Changing
David Wearing
It isn’t just on the pitch that the squad are making moves.
The Cop Who Killed Dalian Atkinson is in Prison – But That Doesn’t Fix Our Justice System
Moya Lothian-McLean
Burn it down and start again.
This Year’s England Squad Actually Gives a Shit
Jessy Parker Humphreys
Looks like football is finally getting political.
Priti Patel Isn’t Shipping Refugees to Rwanda Any Time Soon
Nadia Hasan
But try telling that to the thousands of asylum seekers in immigration limbo.
Labour Won Batley and Spen Despite Starmer, Not Because of Him
Aaron Bastani
Leaflets made little mention of Labour, let alone Starmer, focusing instead on roads and rubbish.
With Labour Barely Holding Batley and Spen, Is It Time for Starmer to Quit?
Ell Folan
The damage the Labour leader is doing to the party is undeniable.
An Eviction Crisis Looms. Can Renters Resist It?
Eloise Barry
Nearly half a million renting households are at risk of eviction.
Scrapping Britain’s First Red Light District Will Be a Disaster for Sex Workers
Lydia Caradonna and Kate Hardy
Pushing workers into the shadows means putting them in danger.
Dance Music Took to the Streets This Weekend, But for What?
Ed Gillett
Ravers have reason to be angry, but 'no politics, just music' won't get them anywhere.
Hancock’s Resignation Shows Just How Much Johnson’s Government Can Get Away With
Samuel Earle
It’s Boris’s world, and we’re just living in it.
Neoliberalism is Dead – and Something Even Worse is Taking Its Place
James Meadway
Buckle up for a new era of authoritarian capitalism.