The Guardian Hires Daily Mail ‘Wreathgate’ Journalist Who Claimed Corbyn Paid Tribute to Terrorists
Rivkah Brown & Aaron Bastani
Katharine Viner’s ‘courtship of the establishment’ continues.
Traders In, Developers Out: The Fight for Ridley Road
Charlotte England
The market has been saved - but traders’ future is still uncertain.
Outgunned and Unsupported, Myanmar’s Resistance Isn’t Giving Up
Zar Ni & Ben Dunant
Revolutionaries say ‘the military can be beaten’.
After Years of Campaigning Against an Israeli Weapons Factory, It Was Direct Action That Shut It Down
Rivkah Brown
Lobbying laid the groundwork. Invading the factory got the goods.
Are Random Police Drug Swabs Legal?
James Greig
Know your rights.
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.’
With Uber Paying Peanuts, Exploited Drivers Are Cancelling Rides
Polly Smythe
‘It’s a joke.’
Should Bosses Pay for Workers’ Travel Home Late at Night?
Polly Smythe
A Unite campaign in Glasgow says so.
For As Long As the DWP Has Been Killing People, Disabled Activists Have Been Fighting Back
China Mills
From ‘sectioning’ the DWP to quietly submitting endless FOI requests, disabled people have sustained a decade of resistance.
How We Won: The Care Workers Who Struck for a Living Wage
James Greig
'We delivered this win.'
How We Won: The Local Activists That Took on Big Oil on the Isle of Wight
Florence Wildblood
‘It proves that David can overcome Goliath.’
Chile Was the Birthplace of Neoliberalism. This Election Could Bury It
Michael Chessum
A radical socialist runs for president against a Pinochet-imitator.
Our Toxic Work Culture Isn’t Just Harming Disabled People – It’s Harming Everyone
Sophie K Rosa
We should be fighting for liberation from work, not just access to it.
How Europe’s Migrant Crisis Reached the Canary Islands
Eoghan Gilmartin & Tommy Greene
The tourist hotspot has become a death-trap for migrants.
For Glasgow’s Striking Refuse Workers, Social and Climate Justice Are Inseparable
Ella Glover
‘The fight for a better climate should go hand in hand with a well-funded cleansing service.’
The Inside Story of Keir Starmer’s Farcical Diversity Audit
Oliver Eagleton
Equality as a corporate buzzword.
Workplace Strikes in the US Are Surging – But Workers Have a Difficult Path to Victory
Luis Feliz Leon and Maximillian Alvarez
The current 'strike wave' pales in comparison to industrial actions just three years ago.
The British Government Exploited the Angolan Civil War to Lobby for BP
Stephen Delahunty
Forget peacekeeping. It's all about petrol.