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Novara Media Is Officially Part of Britain’s Media History

Rivkah Brown

The British Film Institute has added 10 Novara Media videos to its National Archive, reflecting the historic contribution the organisation has made to UK media in its 14 years of existence. Rivkah Brown reports.

Protesters wave flags as students take part in an inter-university march in support of Palestinians, on the second anniversary of the deadly October 7, 2023 attack on Israel by Hamas from Gaza, at King's College London campus, Britain, October 7, 2025. REUTERS/Toby Melville

King’s College London Withdraws Pro-Palestine Student’s Visa, Risking His Torture, After Pressure From Israel Lobby Group

Harriet Williamson

EXCLUSIVE: KCL suspended Usama Ghanem after pressure from the pro-Israel Campaign Against Antisemitism, despite knowing he would be sent back to Egypt where he was previously imprisoned and tortured. Now Ghanem is taking the university to court for discrimination and harassment. Harriet Williamson reports.

Union Leader Accused of Harassment and Heading Up ‘Sexist Boys Club’

Simon Childs

Exclusive: Workers at a huge federation of trade unions fear a redundancy process is being used to ‘wipe’ the institutional memory of a misogynistic workplace culture where union money was spent on strip clubs and women workers were left traumatised. Simon Childs reports.

An Israeli army tank deploys at Israel’s southern border with the Gaza Strip. Saeed Qaq/ZUMA Press Wire/Reuters

Brits Serving in Israeli Military Could Get Prison Time

Harriet Williamson

Since the UK government recognised Palestinian statehood in September, legal professionals say that British nationals and dual nationals who have participated in the IDF’s operations in Gaza could face criminal charges when they return to the UK. Harriet Williamson reports.

Israel Has Intercepted the Gaza Aid Flotilla. What’s Happened So Far?

Charlotte England

As the sun rose in Gaza, the Global Sumud Flotilla was still being intercepted, 12 hours after it was first heard Israeli boats were approaching. Charlotte England reports.

Gaza Aid Flotilla Approaches Danger Zone

Charlotte England

Despite delays, drone strikes and suspected sabotage, more than 40 boats and 500 people are now on the final leg of their journey to Gaza. Israel could illegally intercept them as soon as Tuesday night. Charlotte England reports.

A woman with red hair, wearing a keffiyeh, is dragged off by police

Labour Is Struggling to Keep Palestine Off Its Conference Agenda

Rivkah Brown

Palestine Action supporters, anti-genocide marchers and pro-Palestine celebrities have disrupted the start of Labour’s annual conference in Liverpool, which the party had hoped would be about anything but Gaza. Rivkah Brown reports.

A Palestinian flag is seen as people gather at the port of Ermoupolis before the departure of two sailing boats, Electra and Oxygen, part of the Global Sumud Flotilla aiming to reach Gaza and break Israel's naval blockade, on Syros island, Greece, September 14, 2025

50 Boats Now Sailing As Part of Gaza Aid Flotilla

Charlotte England

There are now 50 boats sailing as part of the Global Sumud Flotilla, which is attempting to open a humanitarian corridor to Gaza. But it's unlikely all of them will make it. Charlotte England reports.

Chocolate rice cakes with chocolate sweets on top

A Government Department Cancelled a Charity Bake Sale for Palestine

Rivkah Brown

Ed Miliband’s Department for Energy Security and Net Zero cancelled a planned fundraiser after officials accused the charity, Medical Aid for Palestinians, of political lobbying. Rivkah Brown reports.

Meet the Far-Right Influencers at Tommy Robinson’s Rally

Harriet Williamson

Elon Musk dominated the headlines following the ‘unite the kingdom’ rally - but many of the speakers you may not have heard of. Harriet Williamson reports.

A Global Sumud Flotilla sailing boat n Bizerte

Gaza Aid Flotilla Sails From Tunisia to Meet Dozens More Boats at Sea

Charlotte England

The Global Sumud Flotilla is sailing again, after a delay in Tunisia. Despite drone strikes and a shortage of fuel, participants remain steadfast as they head out to meet ships from Italy and Greece.

Are Unions Finally Changing Their Relationship With the Arms Trade?

Polly Smythe

Britain’s trade unions have narrowly passed a historic motion to prioritise “wages not weapons”, suggesting the movement may be ready to renegotiate its commitment to the defence sector. Polly Smythe reports from TUC congress.

BBC Ignored Internal Request to Correct Claim Anas Al-Sharif Worked With Hamas

Harriet Williamson

Exclusive: A leaked email shows that the BBC ignored an internal request to correct reporting that smeared Al Jazeera correspondent Anas al-Sharif, killed by Israel in August, as a Hamas operative. Harriet Williamson reports.

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Here’s All the Government Handouts Landlords Get

Rivkah Brown

News that the chancellor may force landlords to pay national insurance – why don't they already? – got our reporter Rivkah Brown wondering: what other cushy treatment are landlords getting?

Thiago Avila is surrounded by people at a press conference in Tunis.

Gaza Aid Flotilla Says It Will Still Sail, Despite Repeat Drone Attacks

Charlotte England

A flaming projectile caused minor damage to Greta Thunberg and Kieran Andrieu’s boat on Monday night, and another hit a second boat on Tuesday. But organisers and participants say they remain 'resolute and undeterred' as they prepare to depart. Charlotte England reports from Tunis.

A man with grey hair and a navy suit outstretches his hand at a podium that says 'Reform UK' as fireworks go off around him

From Royal Cancer Conspiracies to ‘Nut Zero’: 5 Wild Moments From Reform Party Conference

Simon Childs

Last year, Reform banned Novara Media from its conference. This year, it welcomed us with open arms. Here’s what Simon Childs discovered when he ventured to a conference hall near Birmingham airport.

Saturday 6 September 2025, London, England: Police officers arrest a protester in Parliament Square who was holding a placard stating ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’. Vuk Valcic/ZUMA Press Wire/Reuters

Police Fail to Arrest Two-Thirds in Biggest-Ever Protest Against Palestine Action Ban

Over the course of eight hours, the Metropolitan Police only managed to arrest around one-third of the approximately 1,500 protesters holding signs expressing support for proscribed group Palestine Action. Elderly and disabled demonstrators were carried away to the disgust of crowds. Harriet Williamson reports.

Teuta 'T' Hoxha pictured with her godchild.

Hunger-Striking Palestine Action Prisoner Claims to Have Been ‘Punished Retrospectively’ Following Proscription

Harriet Williamson

29-year-old Teuta Hoxha, who has been imprisoned without trial since November 2024, told Novara Media she’s been denied mail and stripped of her prison job since the government’s proscription of Palestine Action, prompting her to start a hunger strike. Harriet Williamson reports.

Novara Media Is Officially Part of Britain’s Media History

Rivkah Brown

King’s College London Withdraws Pro-Palestine Student’s Visa, Risking His Torture, After Pressure From Israel Lobby Group

Harriet Williamson

Union Leader Accused of Harassment and Heading Up ‘Sexist Boys Club’

Simon Childs

Brits Serving in Israeli Military Could Get Prison Time

Harriet Williamson

Israel Has Intercepted the Gaza Aid Flotilla. What’s Happened So Far?

Charlotte England

Labour Is Struggling to Keep Palestine Off Its Conference Agenda

Rivkah Brown

A Government Department Cancelled a Charity Bake Sale for Palestine

Rivkah Brown

Meet the Far-Right Influencers at Tommy Robinson’s Rally

Harriet Williamson

BBC Ignored Internal Request to Correct Claim Anas Al-Sharif Worked With Hamas

Harriet Williamson

Here’s All the Government Handouts Landlords Get

Rivkah Brown

From Royal Cancer Conspiracies to ‘Nut Zero’: 5 Wild Moments From Reform Party Conference

Simon Childs

Hunger-Striking Palestine Action Prisoner Claims to Have Been ‘Punished Retrospectively’ Following Proscription

Harriet Williamson

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Novara Media Is Officially Part of Britain’s Media History

Rivkah Brown

King’s College London Withdraws Pro-Palestine Student’s Visa, Risking His Torture, After Pressure From Israel Lobby Group

Harriet Williamson

Union Leader Accused of Harassment and Heading Up ‘Sexist Boys Club’

Simon Childs

Brits Serving in Israeli Military Could Get Prison Time

Harriet Williamson

Israel Has Intercepted the Gaza Aid Flotilla. What’s Happened So Far?

Charlotte England

Gaza Aid Flotilla Approaches Danger Zone

Charlotte England

Labour Is Struggling to Keep Palestine Off Its Conference Agenda

Rivkah Brown

50 Boats Now Sailing As Part of Gaza Aid Flotilla

Charlotte England

A Government Department Cancelled a Charity Bake Sale for Palestine

Rivkah Brown

Meet the Far-Right Influencers at Tommy Robinson’s Rally

Harriet Williamson

Gaza Aid Flotilla Sails From Tunisia to Meet Dozens More Boats at Sea

Charlotte England

Are Unions Finally Changing Their Relationship With the Arms Trade?

Polly Smythe

BBC Ignored Internal Request to Correct Claim Anas Al-Sharif Worked With Hamas

Harriet Williamson

Here’s All the Government Handouts Landlords Get

Rivkah Brown

Gaza Aid Flotilla Says It Will Still Sail, Despite Repeat Drone Attacks

Charlotte England

From Royal Cancer Conspiracies to ‘Nut Zero’: 5 Wild Moments From Reform Party Conference

Simon Childs

Police Fail to Arrest Two-Thirds in Biggest-Ever Protest Against Palestine Action Ban

Harriet Williamson

Hunger-Striking Palestine Action Prisoner Claims to Have Been ‘Punished Retrospectively’ Following Proscription

Harriet Williamson

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