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‘It Was Just Relentless’: Black and Muslim Labour Councillors Reveal Experiences of Party Racism

Taj Ali

In the wake of the Forde report’s findings of a 'hierarchy of racism' within the Labour party, ethnic minority politicians are sharing their experiences. Taj Ali reports.

Alex Gordon. Jack Barraclough / Novara Media

‘We’ve Never Seen Anything Like This’: RMT President Hails Public Support for Strikes

Polly Smythe

Alex Gordon, President of the RMT, told Novara Media that the privatisation of railways needs to be 'swept away'.

Franck Magennis is arrested on a picket line in 2020.

Met Police Forced to Apologise for Arresting Trade Union Official

Simon Childs

London police handcuffed a union activist on a legal picket in 2020. They have now had to shell out thousands of pounds in compensation and apologise.

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This is How Britain Can Actually Prepare for Extreme Weather

Diyora Shadijanova

Sliding passively into a fiery hell is fun, but there are some very obvious measures Britain could try first to combat extreme weather. Diyora Shadijanova reports.

Prisoners Are Stuck in Cells Like ‘Ovens’ in the Summer

Sophie K Rosa

As temperatures rise, campaigners are calling for action over sweltering conditions in the UK's antiquated jails.

Corbyn Staffer Takes Fight Against ‘Lawfare’ to Court of Appeal

Rivkah Brown

Former Corbyn aide Laura Murray is liable for £1.1m in costs and damages over a tweet about television host Rachel Riley. She went to court today to challenge the libel 'lawfare' that campaigners say is a threat to free speech. Rivkah Brown reports.

The Met Investigated Just 22 Illegal Evictions Out of Thousands in 2020

Andrew Kersley

Exclusive data shows London cops barely ever chase landlords over illegal evictions, as charities warn police don’t “see the issue as serious enough”.

Striking workers at the Saint James Tavern

Pub Workers Launch Fresh Strikes Despite Union Busting From ‘Out of Control’ Landlords

Simon Childs

Bar staff at the Saint James Tavern in Brighton have been suspended after a landlord allegedly said: “I’ll be getting rid of them. They won’t be working for me if they’ve taken action.”

Just How Rich Are the Tory Leadership Candidates?

Novara Reporters

From Russian “blood money” to untraceable investments, we look at how much these 11 Tories are worth.

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Could ‘Don’t Pay’ Pull It Off?

Sophie K Rosa

A new, viral campaign is encouraging people to cancel their direct debits if the government fails to act on the cost of living crisis. It’s a longshot, but the organisers fancy their chances. Sophie K Rosa reports.

The US Abortion Ruling Is Already Blocking Life Saving Drugs

Amy Booth

Following the overturning of Roe v Wade, patients with autoimmune illnesses are being denied vital medicine.

Two Palestinian girls walk past a mural of Al -Jazeera journalist, Sherine Abu Aqla in Gaza City

Israel is Losing the Misinformation War

Hamza Yusuf

Israel’s hundred years’ war on Palestine has been bolstered by a sophisticated campaign of lies. The old tools may not work for much longer, reports Hamza Ali Shah.

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How We Won: The Housing Campaigners Who Forced Councils to Protect Renters

Sophie K Rosa

The London Renters Union used May's local elections to force councils to choose: are you with us or against us? Sophie K Rosa reports on a bold campaign.

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Terfs Are Marginal in France. A New Media Platform Plans to Keep It That Way

Olly Haynes

Camped out in an empty Parisian office block, XY Media is a new media frontier of trans liberation. Olly Haynes reports.

Feature: The Green Revolution Could Make Cornwall a Mining Capital Again. Who Stands to Benefit?

Lucie Akerman

Lithium mining is set to spark a gold rush in Cornwall. But with past experience of extractive industries, residents hope community organisation will chart a different future, reports Lucie Akerman.

In Stroud, Starmer’s Labour is Undermining Local Leaders – Again

Aaron Bastani

Labour is offering members in Stroud just two people to choose from for their next parliamentary candidate - neither of which is the local favourite. Aaron Bastani reports.

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The Dairy Industry is Blaming Vegans for Its Decline

Sophie K Rosa

The UK’s biggest dairy company is begging consumers not to “cancel the cow”. Yet with only around 2-3% of the population cutting out dairy, vegans aren't what’s hurting the industry. Sophie K Rosa reports.

Feature: The Monkeypox Vaccine Rollout Is Unfair. But Not for the Reasons You Think

Sophie Atkinson

‘It Was Just Relentless’: Black and Muslim Labour Councillors Reveal Experiences of Party Racism

Taj Ali

‘We’ve Never Seen Anything Like This’: RMT President Hails Public Support for Strikes

Polly Smythe

Met Police Forced to Apologise for Arresting Trade Union Official

Simon Childs

This is How Britain Can Actually Prepare for Extreme Weather

Diyora Shadijanova

Prisoners Are Stuck in Cells Like ‘Ovens’ in the Summer

Sophie K Rosa

Corbyn Staffer Takes Fight Against ‘Lawfare’ to Court of Appeal

Rivkah Brown

The Met Investigated Just 22 Illegal Evictions Out of Thousands in 2020

Andrew Kersley

Pub Workers Launch Fresh Strikes Despite Union Busting From ‘Out of Control’ Landlords

Simon Childs

Just How Rich Are the Tory Leadership Candidates?

Novara Reporters

The US Abortion Ruling Is Already Blocking Life Saving Drugs

Amy Booth

Israel is Losing the Misinformation War

Hamza Yusuf

Terfs Are Marginal in France. A New Media Platform Plans to Keep It That Way

Olly Haynes

Feature: The Green Revolution Could Make Cornwall a Mining Capital Again. Who Stands to Benefit?

Lucie Akerman

In Stroud, Starmer’s Labour is Undermining Local Leaders – Again

Aaron Bastani

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Feature: The Monkeypox Vaccine Rollout Is Unfair. But Not for the Reasons You Think

Sophie Atkinson

‘It Was Just Relentless’: Black and Muslim Labour Councillors Reveal Experiences of Party Racism

Taj Ali

‘We’ve Never Seen Anything Like This’: RMT President Hails Public Support for Strikes

Polly Smythe

Met Police Forced to Apologise for Arresting Trade Union Official

Simon Childs

This is How Britain Can Actually Prepare for Extreme Weather

Diyora Shadijanova

Prisoners Are Stuck in Cells Like ‘Ovens’ in the Summer

Sophie K Rosa

Corbyn Staffer Takes Fight Against ‘Lawfare’ to Court of Appeal

Rivkah Brown

The Met Investigated Just 22 Illegal Evictions Out of Thousands in 2020

Andrew Kersley

Pub Workers Launch Fresh Strikes Despite Union Busting From ‘Out of Control’ Landlords

Simon Childs

Just How Rich Are the Tory Leadership Candidates?

Novara Reporters

Could ‘Don’t Pay’ Pull It Off?

Sophie K Rosa

The US Abortion Ruling Is Already Blocking Life Saving Drugs

Amy Booth

Israel is Losing the Misinformation War

Hamza Yusuf

How We Won: The Housing Campaigners Who Forced Councils to Protect Renters

Sophie K Rosa

Terfs Are Marginal in France. A New Media Platform Plans to Keep It That Way

Olly Haynes

Feature: The Green Revolution Could Make Cornwall a Mining Capital Again. Who Stands to Benefit?

Lucie Akerman

In Stroud, Starmer’s Labour is Undermining Local Leaders – Again

Aaron Bastani

The Dairy Industry is Blaming Vegans for Its Decline

Sophie K Rosa

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