By Mike Marqusee Mike Marqusee, friend of Jeremy Corbyn, describes how and why he became an anti-Zionist Jew
7 August 2018 Time for Jeremy Corbyn to stand up to his detractors and the manufactured media ‘crisis’
2 August 2018 Who will stand with Jeremy Corbyn? He has nothing to apologise for and nothing to be ashamed of
2 August 2018 Anger at grotesque “antisemitism” charges against Jeremy Corbyn and supine Momentum leadership
2 August 2018 The life and work of infectious activist and inspiring writer Mike Marqusee. By Jeremy Corbyn
By John Wight Brexit crisis engulfing UK politics only goes to show you can’t make soup out of an idea
By Oliver Holmes and Sufian Taha Teenage Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi says ‘I am a freedom fighter. I will not be the victim’
By Harry Leslie Smith If we let them, the Tories will destroy the NHS and return us to dog-eat-dog world of my youth
By Heathcote Williams Celebrating Jeremy Corbyn’s favourite poet Shelley – a poet for the many not the few
By Kianya Harrison Powerful, problematic, motives unclear: difficulty in defining Donald Glover’s ‘This is America’
29 January 2018 Will Radiohead and Nick Cave sing out for the brave, young caged birds in Israeli jails?
27 January 2018 RIP Hugh Masekela: his music will continue to inspire those who have never surrendered
28 October 2017 Raves, riots and revolution: can the political power of music help to change the world?
22 October 2016 Is more ‘ethical’ shopping the way to tame corporate greed and the inequalities of capitalism?
