Students’ Unions Are Demanding a Covid-19 Discount. They Should Be Demanding Much More
Sarah Cundy
Students aren’t consumers who’ve been mis-sold a product.
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TERFs Don’t Speak for Women – But Don’t Take It From Me, Look at the Polls
Ell Folan
Perhaps we aren't marooned on TERF Island after all.
No, Big Oil Still Doesn’t Care About Saving the Planet
Connor Woodman
This isn't the 'sea change' in the fossil fuel industry we're being told it is.
Welcome to Slacker School: Learning From the Best How to Work the Least
Clare Hymer
'I played Xbox, got into Twitter wars and spent time with my kids.' Sounds dreamy.
It Isn’t Mental Health ‘Wokeness’ That’s Getting to Piers Morgan – It’s Fear of His Own Irrelevance
Ash Sarkar
Naomi Osaka has probably never even heard of him (we’re jealous).
Cummings’ Inquiry Hearing Was a Chance for Centrists To Do What They Do Best: Rehabilitate Rightwingers
Jamie Medwell
A few mea culpas later and all is forgiven and forgotten.
It’s the Housing Market, Stupid: How Property Became the Battle Line of British Politics
Samuel Earle
Our political landscape has been warped by a single asset.
Bitcoin’s Wild Fortnight Is a Reminder of Why Crypto Won’t Replace Conventional Currencies Any Time Soon
James Meadway
Elon Musk’s whims are nothing compared to the power of central banks.
A Brief History of the Taser, the ‘Less-Lethal’ Police Weapon That Keeps Killing People
Sandeep Sandhu
The police’s most controversial weapon is even worse than you thought.
Keir Starmer Is Dragging Down Labour in the Polls. Is It Time the Party Cut Him Loose?
Ell Folan
The leader doesn’t need a focus group to understand what happened in May - he needs a mirror.
Did China Just End Extreme Poverty?
Aaron Bastani
Not entirely, but it's virtually the only country to have made any progress.
We Are Occupying an Israeli-Owned Arms Factory to Protest Zionist Settler Colonialism
An activist occupying an arms factory in Leicester
'We can't condone what the Israeli state is doing; we have to take a stand.'
The Ceasefire in Gaza Shows Us Exactly Where the Power Lies in US-Israeli Relations
David Wearing
Yes, Israel is subject to the power of its imperial patron. But Washington is also vulnerable to pressure from the pro-Palestinian left.
The Left Won’t Win the 2020s by Clinging to the Corpse of the Labour Party
Jonas Marvin
It's time to ditch the party and organise within movements.
Has Keir Starmer Heard of Pasokification?
Joana Ramiro
It appears the Labour leader needs a history lesson.
I Live in Sheikh Jarrah. We Will Not Yield to the Vicious Israeli State
a protester in Sheikh Jarrah
'We will fight until the last drop of blood in our veins to keep our homes.'
Palestinians Are Resisting a Nakba That Never Ended
Yara Shoufani
The story of Sheikh Jarrah is the story of every Palestinian neighbourhood.
Attacks on the Arts Are Part of the Tories’ Culture War
Chardine Taylor-Stone
By cutting funding for arts subjects at universities, the Tories could be about to immiserate Britain's arts and culture industry for a generation.