The Unfinished Fight
With reproductive rights under threat around the world, activists have a lot to learn from Ireland’s “Repeal” campaign.
The Don’t Pay Campaign Just Set a New Strike Date
Sophie K Rosa
Millions are expected to cancel their direct debits on 1 December.
Britain’s No-Growth Economy Means Politics Is Only Going to Get More Chaotic
Aaron Bastani
Buckle up.
Here’s How Rishi Sunak Could Crash Our Economy (Again)
Richard Murphy
Austerity would send us spiralling into a deep recession.
Armchair Strategists, the Climate Movement Needs You
Diyora Shadijanova
Activists sometimes get things wrong, but this shouldn’t be an end-point for support.
The Scottish Greens Want the Green Party to ‘Do Better’
Euan Yours & Emily Tolano
They’ve suspended ties with their English and Welsh counterpart.
Labour’s Cult of Factionalism Is Going Into Overdrive
Andrew Fisher
Emma Dent Coad is the latest scalp.
Welcome to the Tory Death Spiral
Moya Lothian-McLean
The Tories are having one of their 'episodic crises'.
Inside the Fight for the UK’s First Formal Amazon Warehouse Strike
Polly Smythe
'I'm not going to sit at home in a jumper and decide whether to feed my kids or turn the heating on.'
Don’t Pay Took Down Kwasi Kwarteng
Keir Milburn
The campaign posed an 'existential threat' to the energy sector.
Generation Left Rejected History. Does It Have a Future?
Michael Chessum
A lack of political memory could be the left’s kryptonite.
The RSA Used ‘Intimidation Tactics’ Against Staff After Refusing Their Trade Union Request
Polly Smythe
Bosses told workers to “be careful” after they spoke out.
Delivery Riders Are Striking All Over the Place
Polly Smythe
So would you if you were paid £3.70 an hour.
An Outsourcing Firm Is Hiring Scab Firefighters With Only Three Days Training
Andrew Kersley
They'll be running around like "headless chickens".
Microdose: Fantasy and Conspiracy With Wu Ming 1
Did a ’90s literary prank inspire the Capitol riots? The author of Q explores the universal appeal of conspiracies.
Police Compensate Protester Who Held ‘Priti Fascist’ Sign
Simon Childs
Don’t make me tap the sign.
Deliveroo Thinks France Has the ‘Most Progressive’ Gig Economy. Deliveroo Has Been Fined for Workers’ Rights Abuses in France
Polly Smythe
The company was accused of “willful infringement” of employment law.
The Thinktank Behind Trussonomics Is Throwing a Party With a Crisis PR Firm
Simon Childs
The IEA loves free markets, but free markets don't love it back.