Novara Live: A Row With No End? Labour, Israel and Antisemitism
Michael is joined by Barnaby Raine to discuss the latest iteration of Labour’s “antisemitism row”. The show will feature a video link with Norman Finkelstein speaking from New York.
Tag: corbyn
Long Read: How Labour’s Dreadful Antisemitism Debate Has to Change
Barnaby Raine
The standard of debate around Labour’s antisemitism saga has been dire from the start, and both Corbyn's critics and his supporters on the left have been to blame, argues Barnaby Raine in this Sunday’s Long Read.
All The Best: The Mason Hour
Matt Zarb-Cousin and Max Shanly are joined by Paul Mason to discuss how to respond to the rising tide of fascism across the West, and how Labour can be effective in that fight.
Explainers: The People Vs Trump
At #StopTrump Owen Jones argues that it’s not just Trump we need to oppose – it’s the politics that he represents and enables.
Novara Live: GOVERNMENT in FREEFALL
Boris is gone. Davis is gone. Join Michael, Ash and Aaron on #TyskySour as we work out wtf it all means.
Attacks on Corbyn and Labour Make a Hard Brexit More Likely
Aaron Bastani
Two years after the EU referendum, the reflex of remain campaigners to blame Jeremy Corbyn for the leave vote endures because it’s easier than building a movement around a set of coherent demands. The irony is that this is making a soft Brexit less likely, argues Aaron Bastani.
Migration Focus: A Progressive Immigration Policy?
If we get a left-wing Labour government led by Jeremy Corbyn, they will have an immigration system, and what that will look like matters - for migrants, asylum seekers and refugees. Maya Goodfellow discusses how we might get there.
Socialism at Home Is Not Enough – It’s Time for a Corbynite Foreign Policy
Barnaby Raine
Foreign and domestic policy were once entangled in the minds of the much of the left. It’s time Corbyn used the opportunity of his leadership to be bold with his anti-imperialist principles, argues Barnaby Raine.
OMFG Sarkar: Who Belongs in Brexit Britain
With a year to go until leaving the EU, we went to Keighley and Bradford to talk about belonging, Brexit and why Taken isn’t actually a documentary about immigration.
Novara Live: WoodLol and the Ickegeist
On this episode of TyskySour Aaron Bastani and Michael Walker discuss John Woodcock crossing the floor, educating the cadre and not getting enough sleep.
Media Meltdown: How the Liberals Lost It
On this episode of TyskySour Aaron Bastani and Michael Walker talk Cambridge Analytica, hatgate and how the collapse of the centre means a media which increasingly fails to understand what the fuck is going on. @MichaelJSWalker @AaronBastani
So This Time It Probably Was Russia…
It started in the sleepy town of Salisbury, where an ex-Russian spy was poisoned… Join Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani for this latest episode of TyskySour.
Novara FM: Czech M8? Smears, Media & the Left
On #NovaraFM, Richard Seymour joins James Butler and Aaron Bastani to talk about right-wing smear campaigns, the changing shape of the press and the vexed relationship between media and politics.
Novara FM: 2017: Year in Review
James Butler is joined by three Novara Media editors – Aaron Bastani, Ash Sarkar, and Michael Walker – to look back over 2017's political highs and lows, successes and failures, breakthroughs and reversals.
Community Not Capital: Creating a Childcare System That Actually Works
Andrea Marie, Camille Barbagallo and Nadine Houghton
Mums for Corbyn activists explain how Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour party must seize the opportunity to propose a childcare system that addresses and meets the needs of mothers and their families.
3 Ways You Can Build Corbynism From Below
Dave Brand, Paul Williams and Callum Cant
In the event of winning the next election, a Corbyn-led government will face attempts to bring it in line from the establishment and the capitalist class. We won't have the money or institutions to stop them at the top - the only way to win will be from below.
Long Read: Will Corbyn Face Another IMF Crisis?
Adam Blanden
The folk devil of a profligate Labour party frittering away the nation's wealth remains embedded in the British unconscious. But these fears are the results of confusion over two questions – what really happened during the IMF crisis, and is it in any way comparable to the position a Labour government would find itself in today?
Migration and the Labour Party: Conference’s Unanswered Questions
Dalia Gebrial
Despite an energised Labour conference, one unresolved issue stands out: should the Labour party defend and extend freedom of movement post-Brexit?