Opinion
The Police Bill Just Got Even Worse
by Sam Knights
The police bill was already an attack on democracy. Now the government is trying to rush through last-minute amendments to criminalise protest even further. Sam Knights explains.
Opinion
University Students, Get Your Asses on the Picket Line
by Zac Larkham
The ongoing UCU strikes have had a mixed reception from students. But learning conditions depend on the strikes' success, writes student organiser Zac Larkham.
Analysis
Ecuador’s Left and Indigenous Movement Are in Conflict – And the Right Is Taking Advantage
by Andrea Guillem
Analysis
Young British Filmmakers Are Throwing Out the Kitchen Sink
by Joel Blackledge
Opinion
The Government’s New Depression Treatments Are a Scam
by Paul Atkinson
Analysis
How to Navigate Britain’s Broken Trans Healthcare System
Report
Should Bosses Pay for Workers’ Travel Home Late at Night?
Opinion
The Police Bill Just Got Even Worse
by Sam Knights
The police bill was already an attack on democracy. Now the government is trying to rush through last-minute amendments to criminalise protest even further. Sam Knights explains.
Opinion
University Students, Get Your Asses on the Picket Line
by Zac Larkham
The ongoing UCU strikes have had a mixed reception from students. But learning conditions depend on the strikes' success, writes student organiser Zac Larkham.
#ACFM
Microdose: Organising for Revolution With Rodrigo Nunes
Keir and Jem thrash out the future of political organisation with author Rodrigo Nunes.
Planet B
Esther Stanford-Xosei on the Case for Climate Reparations
We can't transition into a green future unless we reckon with our past, argues reparationist Esther Stanford-Xosei.
Analysis
The Latin American Left is Ready for 2022
by Pablo Navarrete
As Chile races towards an electoral showdown, Pablo Navarrete surveys the struggles of Latin America's resurgent left.
TyskySour
Johnson’s Phoney Drug War
Boris Johnson spent today posing in front of police vans & talking tough on drugs. It's hypocritical and it won't work.
Opinion
Sajid Javid Wants Us to Believe Oximeters Create Racism
by Shanice McBean
Analysis
The Hostile Environment is Making Migrants Vulnerable to HIV
by James Greig
Opinion
Coronavirus Isn’t Going Anywhere
by James Meadway
Obituary
The Omicron Variant Shows Big Pharma Won’t End the Pandemic
by Tim Bierley
Analysis
Maduro Keeps Winning in Venezuela
by Ricardo Vaz
Opinion
Islamophobia Isn’t Ingrained in British Culture – It’s Fed to Us From the Top
by Zarah Sultana
Analysis
When It Comes to Drug Laws, Britain is a World Loser
by Kojo Koram
Analysis
The Latin American Left is Ready for 2022
by Pablo Navarrete
#ACFM
Microdose: Organising for Revolution With Rodrigo Nunes
Keir and Jem thrash out the future of political organisation with author Rodrigo Nunes.
Planet B
Esther Stanford-Xosei on the Case for Climate Reparations
We can't transition into a green future unless we reckon with our past, argues reparationist Esther Stanford-Xosei.
Planet B
Planet B: Jayati Ghosh on Escaping the Debt Trap
Fighting climate breakdown means facing up to the imperial hierarchies of debt, as development economist Jayati Ghosh explains.
Planet B
Planet B: Everything Must Change – Debt
In the final episode, we ask why climate reparations could be crucial to securing a global Green New Deal.
Planet B
Asad Rehman on the Making of the Climate Refugee
What will happen to the billions of people displaced by climate breakdown? A global Green New Deal must have an answer.
Planet B
Harsha Walia on Border Violence and Eco-Fascism
National policies won't solve a global problem like climate change, says migrant justice activist Harsha Walia.
#NovaraFM
History, Humanity, Heresy
Archaeologist David Wengrow upends everything we thought we knew about social evolution in a new book written with David Graeber.
Planet B
Planet B: Everything Must Change – Migration
Climate breakdown means the displacement of billions of people. Who benefits at the border?
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