How Enoch Powell Explains British Politics’ Rivers of Shit
It’s in the water.
University Workers Prepare to Take Fight Directly to Labour
Polly Smythe
It’s the start of a ‘new fight’ for the sector.
The UK Decides Whether Israel Is Committing War Crimes By… Asking Israel
Simon Childs
‘Engineered wilful ignorance.’
Keir Starmer, the Rightwing Media Hates You. Get Used to It
Simon Childs
Humiliation after humiliation.
Trade Unions Left a Political Vacuum. Now They’re Playing Catch-Up to Fight Off Reform
Polly Smythe
'I’d rather keep my Reform membership than my trade union membership.'
Swedish Dockworker Fired Over Blockade of Israeli Weapons
Polly Smythe
He's suddenly a risk to 'national security'.
Why the Left Fails to Connect With People
How I escaped the alt-right pipeline.
Independent MPs Shame Lobby Journalists for Not Doing Their Jobs in the Face of Genocide
Harriet Williamson
‘Gaza has been a test for our mainstream media.’
Reform Is the Political Arm of the Fossil Fuel Industry
Harriet Williamson
A handful of oil execs in a trench coat.
Apple Organising Drive Spreads to England in Face of Union-Busting ‘Playbook’
Polly Smythe
An Apple a day keeps the union at bay.
Here’s How Reform Will Betray Its Voters
Steven Methven
Just you wait.
Was Prison Worth It?
The series concludes with a burning question for Just Stop Oil cofounder Roger Hallam.
What’s It Like to Love a Political Prisoner?
Clare Hymer
‘I’m not going to sit in limbo forever.’
How the UK Establishment Crushed Trans Rights
Juliet Jacques
And it still isn’t enough for the ‘gender critical’ lobby.
How Does It Feel When They Choose Activism Over You?
Our podcast about Just Stop Oil prisoners continues.
62: I’m Not Sure I Want to Call Myself a Feminist Anymore…
Ash and Moya confront their feelings after a bad week for feminism.
Should Revolutionaries Fall in Love? Reading Alexandra Kollontai
The ACFM gang read a classic communist text by Russian revolutionary Alexandra Kollontai.
Labour Wants to Force Banks to Spy on Their Most Vulnerable Customers
Harriet Williamson
‘A two-tier justice system.’