“Thin Gruel” Healthcare
Today at PMQs May and Corbyn battled over healthcare funding. Here’s our #PMQbreakdown.
Today at PMQs May and Corbyn battled over healthcare funding. Here’s our #PMQbreakdown.
Why does Nigel Farage now want a second referendum? Could it be something to do with his friends in the City?
This week’s PMQs revealed just how badly the Tories are managing the British economy
At PMQs today, Theresa May’s arguments, like Carillion’s finances, were on the verge of collapse.
From hedge funds profiting to government negligence, when ‘business leaders’ talk about economic competence, they mean keeping the system rigged: for them.
Consent isn’t a contract – the allegations against Aziz Ansari show that men can’t rely on an over-simplistic tech solution to challenge rape culture.
Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani talk Labour’s NEC election, Farage’s second referendum pitch, the Carillion collapse and President Shithole.
This week on The Fix Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani discuss Theresa May’s latest reshuffle, Toby Young and more.
Is society always progressing towards acceptance and tolerance? Does history always overcome the oppressor? Or is queer liberation always built on the back of someone else? Shon Faye examines the concept of ‘homonationalism’, first proposed by Jasbir Puar in 2007. Puar argued that Western LGBT movements are often bound up with upholding the racist sovereignty […]
Tonight on a special episode of The Fix Aaron Bastani, Jonathon Shafi, Michael Chessum and Dalia Gebrial debate nationalism. Is nationalism always a force of reaction? What does internationalism actually mean?
This week’s #FixLive discussed Labour melts in meltdown, walking at work and lying Dylan Jones.
Last year a Labour MP, Jo Cox, was murdered by a far-right extremist who shouted the words ‘Britain First’ as he shot and stabbed her. He’d been previously involved in the organisation which went by the same name. Today Donald Trump retweeted three posts by their deputy leader.
How have we got to a situation where some ofthe biggest companies in our economy are gambling companies?
On this episode of #FixLive Clare Hymer discusses the environmental policies announced in last week’s budget, Dalia Ed looks at the Tories’ housing policies and Eleanor Kate interviews IWGB Vice-President Mags Dewhurst about organising precarious workers.
Whilst in Bonn Dalia Gebrial had the pleasure of interviewing Tetet Lauron of IBON International on a subject seldom discussed in UK discourses on climate change. The relationship between climate justice and the role of the military in climate catastrophe.
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