Royal Mail-Owned Delivery Firm Faces Strike Action After Denying Workers Basic Rights
Polly Smythe
Employment rights lost in the post.
One Year On, the Pro-Palestine Movement Is Undefeated
Palestinian Youth Movement
Too bad, Keir Starmer.
Labour’s Plans to Capture Carbon Are Designed for Fossil Fuel Giants, Not the Climate
Edward Donnelly
But saying so makes you a ‘drum-banging extremist’, apparently.
Exclusive: Migrant Cleaners Declare Victory After Strikes at Department for Education
Simon Childs
Second-class workers no more.
This Is How the British State Is Trying to Crush the Palestine Movement
For the past year, the British state has been waging its own war on the Palestine solidarity movement, attempting to silence protest while colluding with the Israeli war machine. Novara FM investigates.
Exclusive: Tory MP Looks at Israel’s Lebanon Pager Attacks ‘With Awe’
Simon Childs
Phenomenal.
The Museum of Neoliberalism Is Being Bulldozed to Make Way for Luxury Flats
Juliet Jacques
Someone call Alanis Morissette.
Our New Cyberboss Overlords
Amazon, Uber and Deliveroo all depend on the power of algorithms to organise and control their employees. Can workers beat the cyberboss?
The Government’s ‘Progressive’ Top Lawyer Is Off to a Rocky Start
Simon Childs
Downplaying torture isn't a good look.
Why Can’t Starmer Give Up Freebies?
Ash Sarkar
Freebie jeebies.
Nigel Farage Loves Migrants – As Long As They Travel By Private Jet
Simon Childs
Isn’t he meant to hate ‘globalists’?
Microdose: The Joy of Fascism
A month after racist riots engulfed Britain, the ACFM crew ask why the Labour party chose not align itself with opponents of fascism.
Mourn the Dead, Fight Like Hell for the Living
In an era suffused with loss and grief, for the dead and the yet to be born, how do we politicise our mourning? Critic Sarah Jaffe talks about her search for the ghosts of capitalism in her new book, From The Ashes.
Does Starmer Care About the Climate?
Michael Walker sat down with Dale Vince, Carla Denyer and Dominique Palmer at at Massive Attack’s Act 1.5 Climate Accelerator to talk about Labour’s climate pledges, new oil and gas licenses and whether Just Stop Oil helped or hindered the climate movement
Key Israel Arms Supplier Sponsors Labour Conference Event
Sam Bright
As bombs fall on Gaza, the New Statesman takes arms-trade money.
Six Companies Own 60% of UK Vets, and Workers Are Sick of It
Polly Smythe
Poorly kittens are big business.
The Fourth Plinth Is About to Become a Trans Monument
Juliet Jacques
Or rather, an anti-monument.
Motherhood In and Against the State
The relationship between mothers and the state is never anything but awkward – and often paradoxical, even violent. The author of a new political history of motherhood explains why.