Michael Moore’s to do list the day after Trump victory
Filmmaker Michael Moore’s five-point what-to-do-now plan following Donald Trump’s election victory is spreading like a bush fire.
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Brexit knuckle-dragging troglodytes determined to transform the UK into a racist swamp
The great tragedy of our country is that it is not only responding to knuckle-draggers, says Matt Carr, it is actually being led by them.
I don’t vote with my vagina – why Susan Sarandon is not voting for Hillary Clinton
Actor Susan Sarandon explains why she will not vote for Hillary Clinton in the US presidential election just because she’s a woman.
Kids Against Raids & Borders
The launch of a new youth-led group called Kids Against Raids & Borders (KARB).
John Pilger: Inside the invisible government behind the Clinton-Trump media freak show
John Pilger In his career as a journalist and film-maker, has never known propaganda to insinuate our lives and go unchallenged and as it does now.
Why the media want to stop celebrities like Lily Allen talking about the migrant crisis
The mainstream media saw that stars could wield a lot of power – so they monster people like Lily Allen to put them off getting involved.
I’m white and working class and sick of Brexiters saying they speak for me
Are we salt of the earth yeomen, or skiving thickos milking the system? Politicians use us as cover for their own bigotry then ignore us the rest of the time.
How soon before a state which treats refugees like this behaves the same to its own citizens?
Why should anyone, from small children to adult women and men, have to put up with these conditions?
Ken Loach: If you’re not angry about the world today, what kind of person are you?
Another world is possible, says Ken Loach, there is a sense that we really have to change things now.
Ken Loach: Visions of the future inspired by Jeremy Corbyn’s victory
Film director Ken Loach spells out his vision of what the future can hold for British politics.
Who are the enemies of democracy as anti-Corbyn mania reaches fever pitch?
The BBC has routinely peddled unsubstantiated stories about plots, intimidation, misogyny and anti-semitism.
Hate crime and racism: who let the Brexit dogs out?
Brexit politicians cynically inflamed the most primitive xenophobic and nativist instincts.
Countering dark times today with 1960s revolutionary optimism
The 1960s show what the optimistic spirit of a generation can achieve.
Six Reasons why Jeremy Corbyn’s opponents failed to stop him
It’s no surprise that most Labour MPs have difficulty adapting to a new political environment in such a state of flux.
London’s original graffiti artists were poets, playwrights and revolutionaries
Roger Perry’s photos capture a uniquely English take on graffiti; charged with subversive humour and heartfelt poetic sentiment
How extensive is the Labour purge? The true picture
If anything is bringing the Labour Party into disrepute it is this one sided political purge.
Undermining hope: The toxic legacy of a pointless Labour leadership election
It’s time for a real alternative to a system that plunges millions into poverty and destroys our public services.
I, Daniel Blake: filmmaker Ken Loach and the scandal of Britain’s benefits system
Ken Loach’s new film I, Daniel Blake turns abstract concepts of inequality and social justice into lives that matter.