Simon Pearson on Jim Ratcliffe, and his attack on migrants and welfare

Postscript: A Name Removed, A Point That Stands by Red Mole.

Dave Kellaway reviews the Lee Miller exhibition at Tate Britain

Dave Kellaway reviews No Other Choice (2025) directed by Park Chan Wook and starring Lee Byung-hun and Son Ye-jin. In cinemas now and nominated for the Oscars

Tony Richardson reviews 'The story of a Genocide' edited by Fatima Bhutto and Sonia Faleiro, publiished by Verso Books, 2025.

With the Government consultation closing on February 12th, Hackney Cllr Claudia Turbet-Delof issues an urgent call to action.

Gus Fagan reports on the repression of anti-fascists by Germany and Hungary

Anti*Capitalist Resistance statement on the Gorton and Denton by-election.

Dave Kellaway celebrates a victory for Elbit Palestine Action activists and discusses the political implications

Bert Ratcliffe reports from Manchester on the by-election and difficulties within Your Party

The dramatic growth of support for Reform – driven by a racist platform - and the 150,000 that turned out for Tommy Robinson’s Unite The Kingdom (UTK) demo,show we are in a dangerous period write Terry Conway and Simon Hannah.

With the foundation of Your Party and Zack Polanski's victory in the Greens’ leadership election, combined with the surge of support for Reform UK, the importance of elections in combating fascism and the hard right comes to the fore. Phil Hearse investigates.

Are you frequently in central London with time to kill? I am. One of the things I enjoy doing in those circumstances is popping into a gallery or museum, writes Terry Conway.

Dave Kellaway celebrates and analyses the end of Mandelson's political career

Israel has killed an estimated 20,000 children in Gaza since the start of the current genocidal campaign. This stark statistic disguises the fact that these were 20,000 individuals, with 20,000 individual lives and stories. The one-woman show A Grain of Sand helps to humanise and individualise these Palestinian children, while leaving the audience horrified at their daily suffering argues Roland Rance.

Dave Kellaway reviews the Neo-Impressionist exhibition at the National Gallery and discovers some anarcho communist painters.

AntiCapitalist Resistance is backing the Grassroots Left slate in the CEC elections for Your Party. Simon Hannah and Terry Conway report from ACR’s recent leadership discussion. 

Dave Kellaway reports back on the launch of Hackney Community Alliance which is challenging Labour in the upcoming May elections.

In Gaza, the answer is, when it was “negotiated” corruptly and agreed in bad faith argues Roland Rance.

You probably haven’t heard about the stabbing of a young man at a demonstration in Salford on Wednesday 21 January. But then you probably haven’t heard about the demo. held at Media City on Salford Quays so it wouldn’t have been too difficult for a reporter to have covered it. But the silence from the BBC, notes Geoff Ryan, was hardly surprising. The demonstration was called to protest the silence of the BBC on the slaughter being carried out of the Kurds of Rojava in Syria by the Syrian army, by Turkish backed militias and supporters of Islamic State (ISIS).

Dave Kellaway reports from the Thursday 22nd protest at Palentir HQ against Labour giving them a massive NHS contract.

Francisco Louçã analyses Big tech. Is it a new power of techno-feudal lords as Varoufakis argues or an oligarchy of data traffickers?

New forms of campism are undermining internationalism. Simon Pearson discusses.

Reflecting on Labour and the British left, Alan Thornett discusses the situation.

Tony Richardson reviews Crude Capitalism by Adam Hanieh Verso Books 2024