1 part Pat Butcher, 2 parts Crash Bandicoot. It’s Ash Sarkar, bringing you hot takes, interviews and the occasional side-eye.
SUVs are polluting, tacky, and more likely to result in a fatal collision than any other kind of car. So why do rich people like them so much? Ash Sarkar goes to Kensington and Chelsea – home to more SUVs than any other part of the country – to find out whether posh people can […]
Is there such a thing as a good landlord? Britain is being held hostage by a class of people whose only talent is owning stuff, and extracting money from people who don’t. Rents have doubled in the decade following the financial crisis, and the average house price is between 8 and 14 times the average […]
Has the idpol-loving left abandoned the white working class? The answer is a bit more complicated than the Tories would have you think.
Ash Sarkar unlocks the secrets of billionaire success that the Fortune 500 don’t want YOU to know. Hustle, grind, and mental fortitude? Nah. It’s exploitation.
The government’s getting tough on rulebreakers. Why? To deflect from their own mistakes.
The Rule Britannia brouhaha is a paranoid fantasy – and that’s precisely why it’s such an effective political weapon.
While establishment media jumps at the chance to go on refugee safari in the Channel, Ash Sarkar debunks the myths behind anti-migrant sentiment.
Ash Sarkar explores how the language of minoritarian grievance has been appropriated by the most powerful people in political media.
In the UK, evidence suggests white people are more likely to take drugs than other ethnic groups. So why are people of colour getting searched more often?
The stakes have just been raised in the government’s daily press conference. Can Westminster journalists rise to the challenge?
There’s another epidemic raging in the UK, concentrated in the highest echelons of government. It’s called lie-abetes.
Feeling confused about Coronavirus? Here’s 3 simple things you can do to help the people around you.
Free speech is under attack!!1 From something far more dangerous than the government…. Undergraduates.
Why do the British media seem to have such a hard time identifying people who share the same skin tone? Ash Sarkar takes a look at the phenomenon known as ‘cross-race effect’.
This week Rebecca Long-Bailey announced her support for open selections. Ash Sarkar explains why this issue cuts to the heart of the Labour Party.
Australia is on fire. So why do so many of it’s politicians seem intent on denying the cause?
What do London’s rough sleepers think of the general election? Ash Sarkar went and asked some of them.
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