Interview - Counterfire

This flight must be stopped: Rwanda flight protest tonight is a critical moment

The Home Office has scheduled its first flight to send asylum seekers to Rwanda this Tuesday, 14th June. Alistair Cartwright spoke to one of the activists organising the resistance

Winning recognition: a plaque for the matchwomen’s strike – Interview with Louise Raw

Ahead of International Women’s Day, historian Louise Raw spoke to Katherine Connelly about why it is so important that the 1888 matchwomen’s strike is remembered

‘My last lunch break was five months ago’: An ambulance service on the brink of collapse

Counterfire spoke to a paramedic in the London Ambulance Service, who asked to remain anonymous, about the crisis in the ambulance service and hospitals

France’s electoral chaos: Macron, Mélenchon and the fascists - interview

As France’s presidential election looms, John Mullen spoke to Phil Butland from The Left Berlin about the principal issues and balance of forces

'A new world is struggling to be born': Pamela Fitzpatrick on Starmer, poverty and the mood for change

Pamela Fitzpatrick discusses with Shabbir Lakha current Labour leadership, the targeting of socialists in the Labour party and what the left can do to counter it

'We need to move fast': Ken Loach on Starmer, socialism and building a new left - interview

Ken Loach speaks to Chris Nineham about his expulsion from the Labour Party and the next steps for the left

“Staying quiet doesn’t work” - interview with a Staff Nurse

After being on the frontlines of the fight against the pandemic, health workers were rewarded with a pay cut by the Tories. Now they’re fighting back and demanding 15%. We spoke to Staff Nurse and activist Stacey Richardson about the conditions in the NHS and the campaign

Unreasonable, unethical and unnecessary: the theft of university pensions - interview

Feyzi Ismail interviews Dr Deepa Driver, one of the UCU's national negotiators on pensions, about the attacks on university workers’ pensions and how they can be resisted

Trade unions belong at the forefront of Palestine solidarity – Interview with Louise Regan

After the recent revival of mass resistance for Palestine, David McAllister interviews Louise Regan of the NEU and Palestine Solidarity Campaign about the crucial role of trade unions

Wins on the bins: an organiser on the secrets of successful struggle - video

Chris Nineham speaks to Unite organiser Willie Howard about the recent victory in Thurrock, how the fightback is spreading and what industrial strategy should look like

Stonewall, gay liberation and lessons for today - interview with Kevin Ovenden

To mark Pride month, Anja Ilić speaks to Kevin Ovenden about the radical roots of the gay liberation movement and the struggle today

How the Irish trade union movement is building solidarity with Palestine - interview

Jim Clarke spoke to Eamon McMahon, the Northern Secretary of Trade Union Friends of Palestine, Ireland, about how trade unionists are showing solidarity with Palestine

This flight must be stopped: Rwanda flight protest tonight is a critical moment

The Home Office has scheduled its first flight to send asylum seekers to Rwanda this Tuesday, 14th June. Alistair Cartwright spoke to one of the activists organising the resistance

Winning recognition: a plaque for the matchwomen’s strike – Interview with Louise Raw

Ahead of International Women’s Day, historian Louise Raw spoke to Katherine Connelly about why it is so important that the 1888 matchwomen’s strike is remembered

‘My last lunch break was five months ago’: An ambulance service on the brink of collapse

Counterfire spoke to a paramedic in the London Ambulance Service, who asked to remain anonymous, about the crisis in the ambulance service and hospitals

France’s electoral chaos: Macron, Mélenchon and the fascists - interview

As France’s presidential election looms, John Mullen spoke to Phil Butland from The Left Berlin about the principal issues and balance of forces

'A new world is struggling to be born': Pamela Fitzpatrick on Starmer, poverty and the mood for change

Pamela Fitzpatrick discusses with Shabbir Lakha current Labour leadership, the targeting of socialists in the Labour party and what the left can do to counter it

'We need to move fast': Ken Loach on Starmer, socialism and building a new left - interview

Ken Loach speaks to Chris Nineham about his expulsion from the Labour Party and the next steps for the left

“Staying quiet doesn’t work” - interview with a Staff Nurse

After being on the frontlines of the fight against the pandemic, health workers were rewarded with a pay cut by the Tories. Now they’re fighting back and demanding 15%. We spoke to Staff Nurse and activist Stacey Richardson about the conditions in the NHS and the campaign

Unreasonable, unethical and unnecessary: the theft of university pensions - interview

Feyzi Ismail interviews Dr Deepa Driver, one of the UCU's national negotiators on pensions, about the attacks on university workers’ pensions and how they can be resisted

Trade unions belong at the forefront of Palestine solidarity – Interview with Louise Regan

After the recent revival of mass resistance for Palestine, David McAllister interviews Louise Regan of the NEU and Palestine Solidarity Campaign about the crucial role of trade unions

Wins on the bins: an organiser on the secrets of successful struggle - video

Chris Nineham speaks to Unite organiser Willie Howard about the recent victory in Thurrock, how the fightback is spreading and what industrial strategy should look like

Stonewall, gay liberation and lessons for today - interview with Kevin Ovenden

To mark Pride month, Anja Ilić speaks to Kevin Ovenden about the radical roots of the gay liberation movement and the struggle today

How the Irish trade union movement is building solidarity with Palestine - interview

Jim Clarke spoke to Eamon McMahon, the Northern Secretary of Trade Union Friends of Palestine, Ireland, about how trade unionists are showing solidarity with Palestine

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The Home Office has scheduled its first flight to send asylum seekers to Rwanda this Tuesday, 14th June. Alistair Cartwright spoke to one of the activists organising the resistance

Ahead of International Women’s Day, historian Louise Raw spoke to Katherine Connelly about why it is so important that the 1888 matchwomen’s strike is remembered

Counterfire spoke to a paramedic in the London Ambulance Service, who asked to remain anonymous, about the crisis in the ambulance service and hospitals

As France’s presidential election looms, John Mullen spoke to Phil Butland from The Left Berlin about the principal issues and balance of forces

Pamela Fitzpatrick discusses with Shabbir Lakha current Labour leadership, the targeting of socialists in the Labour party and what the left can do to counter it

Ken Loach speaks to Chris Nineham about his expulsion from the Labour Party and the next steps for the left

After being on the frontlines of the fight against the pandemic, health workers were rewarded with a pay cut by the Tories. Now they’re fight­ing back and demanding 15%. We spoke to Staff Nurse and activist Stacey Richardson about the conditions in the NHS and the campaign

Feyzi Ismail interviews Dr Deepa Driver, one of the UCU's national negotiators on pensions, about the attacks on university workers’ pensions and how they can be resisted

After the recent revival of mass resistance for Palestine, David McAllister interviews Louise Regan of the NEU and Palestine Solidarity Campaign about the crucial role of trade unions

Chris Nineham speaks to Unite organiser Willie Howard about the recent victory in Thurrock, how the fightback is spreading and what industrial strategy should look like

To mark Pride month, Anja Ilić speaks to Kevin Ovenden about the radical roots of the gay liberation movement and the struggle today

Jim Clarke spoke to Eamon McMahon, the Northern Secretary of Trade Union Friends of Palestine, Ireland, about how trade unionists are showing solidarity with Palestine

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation

After being on the frontlines of the fight against the pandemic, health workers were rewarded with a pay cut by the Tories. Now they’re fighting back and demanding 15%. We spoke to Staff Nurse and activist Stacey Richardson about the conditions in the NHS and the campaign