Features - Counterfire

A Knight’s leadership heralds a return for the Labour right – CounterBlast 4 April

This grave result is at loggerheads with the dictates of our present reality, observes Alex Snowdon

Null and void: sport in a time of Covid-19

The Coronavirus crisis has revealed so much about sport-as-business that is bad, argues Mark Perryman of Philosophy Football

Marge Piercy’s Woman on the Edge of Time: books that made me a socialist

A startling fusion of science fiction and feminism selected by Dave Randall

The politics of hope: Jeremy Corbyn’s legacy

As Jeremy Corbyn steps down as Labour leader, Shabbir Lakha reflects on what he achieved

Lockdown crisis in India: a people's perspective of Covid-19

With no access to state support, healthcare or testing, India's working and poor people have been completely abandoned by the government during the lockdown

The Matt Hancock Show: government spin and outright lies - CounterBriefing 3 April

The Tories are lying to us. Penny Hicks responds to the government’s daily briefing

Covid-19, the crisis and the European ideal

As Europe reels from being the centre of the Covid-19 outbreak, the EU is creaking at the seams and may not recover, argues Martin Hall

Murder most foul - another death knell for the sixties

Dylan's recent release should still interest fans for its musical content but is a rambling collection of references that does the sixties no favours, argues Martin Hall

Tories find magic money tree after all - CounterBriefing 2 April

After demands from the public and eventually the press, the government are finally being forced to move on testing and PPE, reports Lucy Nichols

A World to Win: The Life and Works of Karl Marx - book review

Sven-Eric Liedman’s study contains some important defence of Marx’s work, but gives way to hesitation, detracting from the coherence of Marx’s method, argues Chris Nineham

Trotsky’s My Life: books that made me a socialist

A magisterial autobiography chosen by Jacqueline Mulhallen

It’s not business as usual, Secretary - CounterBriefing 1 April

Thanking business at this time is grossly insensitive and irresponsible, argues Katherine Connelly

A Knight’s leadership heralds a return for the Labour right – CounterBlast 4 April

This grave result is at loggerheads with the dictates of our present reality, observes Alex Snowdon

Null and void: sport in a time of Covid-19

The Coronavirus crisis has revealed so much about sport-as-business that is bad, argues Mark Perryman of Philosophy Football

Marge Piercy’s Woman on the Edge of Time: books that made me a socialist

A startling fusion of science fiction and feminism selected by Dave Randall

The politics of hope: Jeremy Corbyn’s legacy

As Jeremy Corbyn steps down as Labour leader, Shabbir Lakha reflects on what he achieved

Lockdown crisis in India: a people's perspective of Covid-19

With no access to state support, healthcare or testing, India's working and poor people have been completely abandoned by the government during the lockdown

The Matt Hancock Show: government spin and outright lies - CounterBriefing 3 April

The Tories are lying to us. Penny Hicks responds to the government’s daily briefing

Covid-19, the crisis and the European ideal

As Europe reels from being the centre of the Covid-19 outbreak, the EU is creaking at the seams and may not recover, argues Martin Hall

Murder most foul - another death knell for the sixties

Dylan's recent release should still interest fans for its musical content but is a rambling collection of references that does the sixties no favours, argues Martin Hall

Tories find magic money tree after all - CounterBriefing 2 April

After demands from the public and eventually the press, the government are finally being forced to move on testing and PPE, reports Lucy Nichols

A World to Win: The Life and Works of Karl Marx - book review

Sven-Eric Liedman’s study contains some important defence of Marx’s work, but gives way to hesitation, detracting from the coherence of Marx’s method, argues Chris Nineham

Trotsky’s My Life: books that made me a socialist

A magisterial autobiography chosen by Jacqueline Mulhallen

It’s not business as usual, Secretary - CounterBriefing 1 April

Thanking business at this time is grossly insensitive and irresponsible, argues Katherine Connelly

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