Far Right Living in the shadow of Islamophobia: how to protect Muslims and their mosques after UK attacks
By Michael Rosen White supremacism has been around a long time, long before the horror and terror of Christchurch
By Ilhan Omar Ilhan Omar explains why she stands for Palestinians amid attacks accusing her of anti-semitism
By Simon Maginn How to destroy a political party by waging a fact-free propaganda war which can’t be answered
By Kenneth Surin Jeremy Corbyn and Tony Benn: character assassination goes with returning Labour to its socialist roots
By Chris Nineham Time to come out fighting: a slow coup underway to destroy possibility of a Corbyn-led government
18 February 2019 Who will stand with Jeremy Corbyn? He has nothing to apologise for and nothing to be ashamed of
By Caitlin Johnstone What if every debate about US Intervention in Venezuela was about Godzilla instead
By Phil Hearse Opening the door to creeping fascism – the modern crusade against radical social movements
By Ales Nesetril Slice the fruit and find the cyanide: think different about Apple Inc and the iPhone
By Caitlin Johnstone The killing of Julian Assange’s reputation is as good as killing him with a bullet in the head
12 December 2018 How far has the British media been penetrated by the country’s intelligence services?
10 December 2018 How the media is morally bankrupt in its ‘balanced’ reporting of Israel and the Palestinians
8 December 2018 Hold the front page for the Propaganda Blitz – how the corporate media distort reality
By Harry Leslie Smith Britain’s 21st-century housing catastrophe bears an eerie resemblance to my 1930s childhood
By Jim Scott Why electing Jeremy Corbyn would be a big step towards solving the most political issue of our time
By Kianya Harrison Trapped in the climate change horror movie as just 100 companies destroy the planet to line their pockets
29 November 2018 Our last chance to save the planet as democracies swoon in the arms of fascists & demagogues
12 October 2018 The Tower of Babylon. 24 lines comemmorating the 24 storeys of Grenfell. By Niall McDevitt
By Public Reading Rooms I’d Rather Be Dancing. Words by Rachel Corrie. Crushed to death by Israeli bulldozer
22 December 2018 When David Bowie and Eric Clapton flirted with the far-right and inspired an anti-fascist movement
22 October 2016 Is more ‘ethical’ shopping the way to tame corporate greed and the inequalities of capitalism?
