A huge gap separates the way in which Britain was represented in the Olympic opening ceremony and the lives of ordinary people under austerity, Lindsey German writes
Neil Faulkner dispels the myth around the Olympic Torch as the invention of the ancients, but rather as an invention by the Nazi as symbol of national prestige.
The London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) is under increasing pressure to drop Dow Chemical as a sponsor as campaigners delivered over 60,000 signatures in protest.
An edited extract from A People's History of London by Lindsey German and John Rees
A huge gap separates the way in which Britain was represented in the Olympic opening ceremony and the lives of ordinary people under austerity, Lindsey German writes
As the opening ceremony begins, Jonathon Shafi provides a guide to the reality behind the hype of the London 2012 Olympic Games
Protesters are told political speeches will be banned at the Counter Olympics Network demonstration on 28th July
The Olympic Games are a mirror of the gross class inequality in 21st century London, writes Lindsey German in the Huffington Post
Organisers aren't engaged with the needs of ordinary Londoners, writes Ruth Stokes
With his book offering a blueprint for a better Olympics published this week, author Mark Perryman explains his Five New Rings
Whose Games? Whose City? No Limos! No Logos! No Launchers! Neil Faulkner argues why we need to demonstrate against the Corporate Olympics
The Ministry of Defence was not short of critics at a public forum last night to discuss the siting of missiles on the rooftop of Bow Quarter.
Neil Faulkner dispels the myth around the Olympic Torch as the invention of the ancients, but rather as an invention by the Nazi as symbol of national prestige.
Neil Faulkner comments on the London 2012 Olympics in the light of the wisdom (or lack of it) of the ancients.
The London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) is under increasing pressure to drop Dow Chemical as a sponsor as campaigners delivered over 60,000 signatures in protest.