Asylum Seekers in London Are Protesting Poor Living Conditions and Long Wait Times
Sophie K Rosa
Some people have been waiting more than two years for a decision from the Home Office.
Articles
Housing Charity Accused of Trying to ‘Get Around Law’ to Break Strike
Polly Smythe
‘Yet another failure’ from St Mungo’s.
The New ‘Accidental Death of an Anarchist’ Doesn’t Just Preach to the Converted
Juliet Jacques
Typical theatre-goers can’t always be relied on to criticise the cops.
School Exclusions Are Ruining Poor, Black and Disabled Students’ Lives
Daisy Schofield
Excluded children are four times more likely to be jailed as adults.
Mario Tronti Helped Us See Class Struggle
Craig Gent
E la lotta continua.
Activists Wipe Out Land Rover Fleet By Drilling Holes in Tyres
Clare Hymer
The Tyre Extinguishers say it’s ‘a necessary escalation’.
‘It’s a Scandal’: How Property Developers Failed to Sell a Single Flat in Balfron Tower
Ella Jessel
139 homes now sit empty.
Brits Have Fallen Out of Love With the BBC
Ell Folan
Just 38% of voters trust the corporation to tell the truth.
Labour or the SNP? It’s Not Much of a Choice for Working Class Scots
Jonathon Shafi
Difference in rhetoric won’t cut it.
Keir Starmer’s Position on Austerity Is Almost Identical to the Tories’
Aaron Bastani
The difference? Labour is less honest about it.
Fossil Fuel Companies Are Paying Influencers to Do Their PR
Sam Bright
Unfortunately, it's working.
Councils Are Paying Dodgy Bailiffs to Collect Tax Debts
Andrew Kersley
There's a 'factory line' of council cases being handed to private debt collection firms.
Mental Health Diagnoses Are Capitalist Constructs
Micha Frazer-Carroll
Your experience is real. But the way we label it is influenced by systems of power.
Seven Years After Cops Killed Her Brother, Assa Traoré is at the Frontline of France’s Fight Against Police Violence
Olly Haynes
She's helping other Black activists ‘recycle pain into fuel for the fight’.
I Was Arrested for Holding a Pro-Refugee Sign in the Street
Tigs Louis-Puttick
Cops had to Google the law to decide what to arrest me for.
How Centrist ‘Frenemies’ Podcasts Turned Politics Into a Parlour Game
Juliet Jacques
'I’m going to disagree disagreeably, if you’re not careful.'
Amazon Accused of Union-Busting at Striking UK Workplaces
Polly Smythe
‘It’s like being starved out.’
The Weird Story of the Climate Hoaxers Who Planted Fake ‘Top Secret’ Government Documents Around London
Ash Sarkar
'I've got a hot potato.'