Starmer Heckled As Trade Unions Oppose Labour’s New Austerity
Polly Smythe
Tough decisions? More like tax the rich.
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When Will There Be Justice for Grenfell Survivors?
Ash Sarkar
Not another Hillsborough stitch up.
Key Israel Arms Supplier Sponsors Labour Conference Event
Sam Bright
As bombs fall on Gaza, the New Statesman takes arms-trade money.
Six Companies Own 60% of UK Vets, and Workers Are Sick of It
Polly Smythe
Poorly kittens are big business.
The Fourth Plinth Is About to Become a Trans Monument
Juliet Jacques
Or rather, an anti-monument.
Kamala Harris Is a Political Chameleon
Ash Sarkar
Culture Club, eat your heart out.
I Know the Nuclear Family Is Flawed But What Else Can I Do?
Sophie K Rosa
I can’t parent alone.
Macron Is Making a Joke of France’s Electorate
Cole Stangler
French democracy is in uncharted waters.
Kamala Harris Has No Platform
Steven Methven
Good vibes can’t last forever.
‘Vote Genocide’: Satirical Poster Included in Dossier of Election ‘Abuse’
Simon Childs
Human rights campaigners have spoken out.
Nobody in Peckham Wants More Luxury Flats
Moya Lothian-McLean
‘I don’t want to live in a soulless, corporate place.’
A South London Council Is Firing Its Two Key Union Organisers, Before Making £25m of Cuts
Michael Chessum
Activists allege ‘union busting’ and ‘institutional racism’.
Artificial Intelligence Isn’t Actually That Amazing
James Meadway
The reality can't match the hype.
Here’s How Labour and the Unions Could Take on Amazon
Polly Smythe
No unions, no public sector contracts.
Public Sector Pay Bumps Were Always on the Cards
Ash Sarkar
Hate to say ‘I told you so’.
Boomtown Festival Attendee ‘Slammed Against Wall’ by Security for Pro Sex-Worker Graffiti
Moya Lothian-McLean
They were left without access to food.
Muslim Convicted in Rioting Should Have ‘Risen Above’ Far-Right Racism, Says Judge
Simon Childs
Just brush it off.
Labour’s Building Blitz Won’t Fix the Housing Crisis, Experts Say
Aron Penczu
Homes for the wealthy, coal for the homeless.