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Don't be fooled by the pingdemic - CounterBlast

The government’s mixed messaging on self-isolation puts all workers at risk and unions should be leading the fight for safe workplaces, argues Terina Hine

Fighting Covid in France: tricky times for the Left?

Libertarian, far-right backed protests against government efforts to curb a wildfire fourth wave of covid are creating serious dilemmas for the left, writes Susan Ram

Palestinian Authority: managing the occupation

The Palestinian Authority is more and more revealing its own complicity in Israeli occupation, argues Alex Snowdon

Punished for speaking truth to power: Dawn Butler is right about Johnson’s lies

Instead of punishing Dawn Butler for her honesty, Boris Johnson should be held to account for his lies, argues Caitlin Southern

Tokyo Olympics: Lighting the flame of a Covid disaster – CounterBlast

Faster, higher and stronger infections are imminent in Japan due to profit-driven officials and politicians, argues Sean Ledwith

Lies leave the Assange case exposed – this is a political persecution

John Rees on how a false testimony has further confirmed that the Assange case is a political attack against critical journalists

Criminalising the vulnerable: the nationality and borders bill

The new ‘Nationality and Borders Bill’ is a callous move which will make life even harder for migrants and refugees, argues Jamal Elaheebocus

Tories 3-0 down in the culture wars – weekly briefing

Lindsey German on the right in retreat and the grey knight’s return to witch-hunting

Tory cruelty and incompetence vs public good sense and caution - CounterBlast

People are once again showing more sense than those who govern them, argues Terina Hine.

Astronomical wealth: Bezos blasts off

Jeff Bezos’s space adventure, while Amazon workers continue to suffer appalling conditions, once again highlights obscene levels of wealth inequality, argues Jonathan Maunders

How feeding racism ultimately became the Home Office’s main plan

By Raoul Walawalker, a writer at the Immigration Advice Service, an organisation of UK and Ireland immigration lawyers

Tory culture wars vs anti-racist good sense

The events of the last week following the Euro 2020 final present an opportunity for anti-racists to take our arguments into every corner of the country, argues Martin Hall

Don't be fooled by the pingdemic - CounterBlast

The government’s mixed messaging on self-isolation puts all workers at risk and unions should be leading the fight for safe workplaces, argues Terina Hine

Fighting Covid in France: tricky times for the Left?

Libertarian, far-right backed protests against government efforts to curb a wildfire fourth wave of covid are creating serious dilemmas for the left, writes Susan Ram

Palestinian Authority: managing the occupation

The Palestinian Authority is more and more revealing its own complicity in Israeli occupation, argues Alex Snowdon

Punished for speaking truth to power: Dawn Butler is right about Johnson’s lies

Instead of punishing Dawn Butler for her honesty, Boris Johnson should be held to account for his lies, argues Caitlin Southern

Tokyo Olympics: Lighting the flame of a Covid disaster – CounterBlast

Faster, higher and stronger infections are imminent in Japan due to profit-driven officials and politicians, argues Sean Ledwith

Lies leave the Assange case exposed – this is a political persecution

John Rees on how a false testimony has further confirmed that the Assange case is a political attack against critical journalists

Criminalising the vulnerable: the nationality and borders bill

The new ‘Nationality and Borders Bill’ is a callous move which will make life even harder for migrants and refugees, argues Jamal Elaheebocus

Tories 3-0 down in the culture wars – weekly briefing

Lindsey German on the right in retreat and the grey knight’s return to witch-hunting

Tory cruelty and incompetence vs public good sense and caution - CounterBlast

People are once again showing more sense than those who govern them, argues Terina Hine.

Astronomical wealth: Bezos blasts off

Jeff Bezos’s space adventure, while Amazon workers continue to suffer appalling conditions, once again highlights obscene levels of wealth inequality, argues Jonathan Maunders

How feeding racism ultimately became the Home Office’s main plan

By Raoul Walawalker, a writer at the Immigration Advice Service, an organisation of UK and Ireland immigration lawyers

Tory culture wars vs anti-racist good sense

The events of the last week following the Euro 2020 final present an opportunity for anti-racists to take our arguments into every corner of the country, argues Martin Hall

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The government’s mixed messaging on self-isolation puts all workers at risk and unions should be leading the fight for safe workplaces, argues Terina Hine

Libertarian, far-right backed protests against government efforts to curb a wildfire fourth wave of covid are creating serious dilemmas for the left, writes Susan Ram

The Palestinian Authority is more and more revealing its own complicity in Israeli occupation, argues Alex Snowdon

Instead of punishing Dawn Butler for her honesty, Boris Johnson should be held to account for his lies, argues Caitlin Southern

Faster, higher and stronger infections are imminent in Japan due to profit-driven officials and politicians, argues Sean Ledwith

John Rees on how a false testimony has further confirmed that the Assange case is a political attack against critical journalists

The new ‘Nationality and Borders Bill’ is a callous move which will make life even harder for migrants and refugees, argues Jamal Elaheebocus

Lindsey German on the right in retreat and the grey knight’s return to witch-hunting

People are once again showing more sense than those who govern them, argues Terina Hine.

Jeff Bezos’s space adventure, while Amazon workers continue to suffer appalling conditions, once again highlights obscene levels of wealth inequality, argues Jonathan Maunders

By Raoul Walawalker, a writer at the Immigration Advice Service, an organisation of UK and Ireland immigration lawyers

The events of the last week following the Euro 2020 final present an opportunity for anti-racists to take our arguments into every corner of the country, argues Martin Hall

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation