Britain’s Growing Far-Right Party Is a Serious Threat
Alex Roberts & Sam Moore
Individual members openly describe themselves as fascists.
Articles
Apparently the World Owes Tony Blair a ‘Debt of Gratitude’. I’ll Pass
Aaron Bastani
Thanks for nothing, Tony.
Are Random Police Drug Swabs Legal?
James Greig
Know your rights.
If Even Emma Watson Says Free Palestine, We’re Winning
Rivkah Brown
Let’s not let Twitter outrage drown out the good news.
Free Speech Means Nothing Anymore
Lorna Finlayson
If we’re not talking about power, we’re doing it wrong.
Like It or Not, New Labour Offers Important Lessons for Saving the NHS
Ell Folan
The Blair government reduced waiting times by nine weeks. That's hard to argue with.
Nobody Cares What Your New Year Resolutions Are, So You Might As Well Do Something You Enjoy
Rachel Connolly
You know you don’t have to do stuff you hate, right?
bell hooks Was More Than a Quote for Your Twitter
Diane Enobabor
Her celebrity has never done her justice.
The Land-Hoarding Elite Should Be Paying the Rest of Us Rent
Philip Goff
A major land tax could bankroll a universal basic income.
Will Netflix and Disney Destroy the Soul of Cinema?
Joel Blackledge
From cookie-cutter Marvel films to Disney spin-offs, fresh ideas are hard to come by.
In Libya, Migrants Are Organising Against Europe’s Border Brutality
Lucia Pradella
Thousands have camped out at UN offices.
Is Bristol As Radical As It Seems?
Priyanka Raval
Beneath militant action, deeper fractures lie.
What Next for Chile, Now Gabriel Boric Has Won?
Michael Chessum
The new president will have to keep his promises in the face of sabotage by international capital.
Shoplifters of the World, Unite!
Seth Wheeler
Is it time thieves unionised?
The Polls Look Terminal for Boris Johnson
Ell Folan
Few PMs have bounced back from -29.
The Right Is Destroying Our Freedom and the Left Is Letting It Happen
Richard Seymour
Are we just going to take it lying down?
Why Did Independence Parties Boycott New Caledonia’s Referendum?
Adrian Muckle
Hardline French loyalists are risking a return to the rifts of the 1980s.
Sheffield Food Couriers Are Waging the Longest Strike in the History of the Gig Economy
Callum Cant
‘If we want to win, it’s down to us.’