The Fix: WTF Is the Women’s Strike?
Dalia Ed hosts a special episode of The Fix, all about the upcoming Women’s Strike. She is joined by Nadine Houghton, Camille Barbagallo, Sam Siva and Molly Gerlach-Arthurs.
Interview: Interview With Laura Parker (Momentum)
Aaron Bastani sits down with Momentum’s National Coordinator Laura Parker.
Paul Mason Explains Fake News
With the British press crossing the line into full fake news, Paul Mason takes us through the online undergrowth of smear merchants and explains how the alt-right sets the agenda for the MSM.
Solidarity With Yarl’s Wood Hunger Strikers
The women of Yarl’s Wood are on hunger strike for adequate healthcare provision, for improved legal access and an end to indefinite detention.
Novara Live: Labour: Who’s the Boss?
On this emergency TyskySour Aaron Bastani and Michael Walker discuss who will be the next general secretary of the Labour Party after the riotous resignation of Iain McNicol.
Strike Strike Strike
On this episode of The Fix we say hello to Corbyn’s new Customs Union, wave goodbye to Comrade McNicol and celebrate day three of the #UCU pensions strike. Featuring Aaron Bastani, Michael Walker and Amelia Horgan (NUS post-grad rep).
Support the UCU Strike
Today was the first of fourteen days of strike action by the University and Colleges Union (UCU) over proposed 40% cuts to the USS pensions scheme. 61 campuses are taking part in the largest strike action in UK Higher education history. Callum Cant went to the picket lines to find out more.
Fake News, Communist Lobsters and Jordan Peterson
Join Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani as they discuss ‘The Press and the Peterson’ on the newly live streamed TyskySour.
The Fix: Fake News and Woke Fees
On this episode of The Fix Live Aaron Bastani and James Butler discuss the Corbyn Commie Spy conspiracy theories, media hacks (as usual), fake news, bread sauce and the Tories’ tuition fees review.
No More Deaths at Sea
On the sixth of February 2014, the Guardia Civil fired rubber bullets at African migrants trying to swim into the Spanish-controlled Moroccan city of Ceuta. At least 14 deaths were recorded. Four years later campaigners marched against the callous disregard for life at Europe’s borders. A Film by Gosia Juszczak & Darío Unai Cristóbal Pulido
The Fix: White Male Straights & Heartbreaks
“Between love and a garbage disposal, young people of all countries have made their choice and prefer the garbage disposal.” GET OUT OF THE GARBAGE and watch The Fix as Ash Sarkar and Joana Ramiro give you their dating advice.
Gaming Needs Feminism
#MeToo validated concerns women in the games industry have been raising for years. However since Gamergate, no concrete structures have yet been created to crack down on toxic behaviour. Left Left Up asks – what is to be done? [Spoiler Alert: Unionise!]
The Fix: Free Speech and Freemasons
On tonight’s episode of #FixLive we’re going deep on the conspiracies… Michael Walker be talking about no-platforming and the disruption of Jacob Rees-Mogg’s speech at UWE Bristol. James Butler will be going delving into the mysterious world of freemasonry.
Novara Docs: The Cargo Women of Melilla
Embedded in the Moroccan coast, the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla represent Europe’s southernmost border. There is no formal customs agreement between these two autonomous cities and Morocco, giving rise to a system where goods are smuggled across the border as personal luggage to avoid customs charges and taxes. The burden of this work […]
Interview: The Police and State Power – Adam Elliott-Cooper Interview
Adam Elliott-Cooper talks to Ash Sarkar about austerity, violent crime, and why the police ought to pursue Carillion rather than Don Corleone.
Explainers: What Is Mandatory Reselection?
Centrists are freaking out about mandatory reselection, it’s exactly what the Labour Party needs.
The Fix: Ghost Cities and Dating Tips
Aaron Bastani and Ash Sarkar discuss the implications of Labour’s NEC recent intervention in a major regeneration plan in the Labour-led Haringey council. On today’s #FixLive we’re introducing our new segment: Fix Up, Look Sharp. Send us your life problems, political queries and emotional dilemmas for Aaron Bastani & Ash Sarkar to answer them live […]
Lowkey Reports From the Grenfell Silent March
Since the tragedy at Grenfell, local residents have come together once a month to silently march to the site of the tower. Lowkey explains how this is a community with a history of organising in the face of adversity.