Opinion: Rightwing Journalists Are Openly Backing the Guy Who Came up With the ‘Great Replacement’ Theory
Olly Haynes
The rightwing media is going to bat for a French far-right philosopher whose theories have inspired racist mass-murderers.
Motaz Azaiza on Gaza, Photojournalism and Direct Action
Michael Walker sat down with Gazan photojournalist, Motaz Azaiza, at Massive Attack’s Act 1.5 Climate Accelerator.
Opinion: Transphobes Have Got Their Money Shot: A Woman Punching Another Woman in the Face
Rivkah Brown
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, whose opponent quit after just 46 seconds in the ring, is the perfect vehicle for fantasies of trans violence, writes Rivkah Brown – if you can forget that she’s cis.
Feature: French Protesters Are Thinking Up New Ways to Stop Macron’s Pension Reforms
Olly Haynes
At a massive May Day march in Paris, leftists say the movement needs to step up its actions to win. Olly Haynes reports.
Slippery Starmer Breaks Another Pledge, BP’s Enormous Profits
Keir Starmer has broken yet another of his 10 pledges made when he was running for Labour leader. Plus: Briton’s are being told to swear an oath to the king; and BP see yet more profits while working people face a cost of living crisis. With Michael Walker and Barnaby Raine.
Report: ‘We’re Pivoting to Hippy Crack’: Novara Media to Sell ‘Nos’ to Socialist Teens
Simon Childs
The government has attributed support for left-wing politics among young people to widespread nitrous oxide use.
Report: The Organiser of an Anti-Migrant Protest to Protect Women Is a Woman Beater
Simon Childs
Philip Milo Gregory spread disinformation about a rape case to promote a protest against an asylum seeker hotel.
Report: Royal Mail is Using an App to Try and Break the Posties’ Strike
Polly Smythe
Ryde is offering scab shifts on strike dates, Polly Smythe reports.
Report: RSA Staff Win Union Recognition Despite ‘Intimidation’
Simon Childs
The Royal Society of Arts rejected its staff’s request to recognise a trade union three times, but now they have to.
Report: How a Trade Union Leader Became Qatar’s Biggest Fan
Polly Smythe
The International Trade Union Congress is one of Qatar's most strident defenders, despite ongoing concerns about workers' rights in the Gulf state. Polly Smythe reports.
Opinion: No, Younger People Aren’t Always More Progressive
Aaron Bastani
While ‘generation left’ might exist in some countries, things are more complicated elsewhere around the globe, argues Aaron Bastani.
Opinion: Don’t Pay Took Down Kwasi Kwarteng
Keir Milburn
We should be talking about the campaign's pivotal role in sending the government into a tailspin, argues Keir Milburn.
Report: An Outsourcing Firm Is Hiring Scab Firefighters With Only Three Days Training
Andrew Kersley
Exclusive: Outsourcing firm Securitas is hiring "contingency" firefighters with hardly any training on almost double pay.
Report: Police Compensate Protester Who Held ‘Priti Fascist’ Sign
Simon Childs
Liam Geary Baulch was protesting the encroachment of police powers when he was arrested while holding a sign saying ‘Priti Fascist’. He has now been compensated by police.
Report: Let Them Eat Nothing: Food Banks to Close for Queen’s Funeral
Simon Childs
Food banks across the UK are closing to allow volunteers to pay their respects.
Report: This Residents Group Just Won a Freeze on ‘Obscene’ Energy Price Hikes
Simon Childs
After months of protests, residents of the Wyndford estate in Glasgow won’t face energy price hikes this winter.
Report: Port Workers in Felixstowe Are Striking at the Heart of the UK’s Supply Chains
Polly Smythe
“Just-in-time” logistics have increased bosses’ profits, but also given small numbers of workers a great deal of power. Polly Smythe reports from Felixstowe.
Report: Amazon Hit by Strikes Across the Globe
Simon Childs
After wildcat strikes in the UK, workers staged walk-outs and protests at warehouses in the US, Germany and Turkey.