Trevor Fisher argues for a broad front to combat Reform
The biggest political development since the 2024 election is the breakthrough of Reform UK. The...
Patrick Mulcahy on Covid film without answers
I arrived late to the Ari Aster party, having not seen Hereditary, Midsommer,or Beau is Afraid. However, any...
Mike Davis on a page-turning drama
This Slavery by Scarlett & Sophie Rickard published by Self Made Hero
This stunning graphic novel is adapted from the...
Patrick Mulcahy on Covid film without answers
I arrived late to the Ari Aster party, having not seen Hereditary, Midsommer,or Beau is Afraid. However, any...
Mike Davis on a page-turning drama
This Slavery by Scarlett & Sophie Rickard published by Self Made Hero
This stunning graphic novel is adapted from the...
Editorial 336
Facing threats from right and left, Starmer’s Labour, with its tissue-thin but substantial parliamentary majority, is showing its fragility. The loss of many council seats in...
Natalie Kopytko says Pockets not Darts, Equal Rights not Judgments, Do Better not Feel Better
Ukrainians fight three battles concurrently. They battle for sovereignty and...
Bryn Jones finds Starmer’s Labour failing to listen and abandoning core social democratic values, but will its MPs act?
Was it the leadership’s “lack of...
Victor Anderson fears the Government’s Planning and Infrastructure Bill will give developers too much power to damage nature
“Builders versus blockers” is how the government...
The vast majority of CLPs support it, as do two-thirds of affiliated trade unions. So, will the NPF accept the case for PR? Maximilian Czekalski explains why it should
Don Flynn on British autonomist socialists
Big Flame: Building Movements, New Politics by Max Farrar and Kevin McDonnell published by Merlin
This is a book about a...
Linda Wainwright on a dissenting voice
The Deficit Myth by Stephanie Kelton published by John Murray
This book provokes a shift in perception that is difficult...
