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1 Mar 2017 8 minute read

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A pretence of progress

Jeremy Seabrook considers the past, present and future implications of a growing inequality.

16 Feb 2017 3 minute read

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'On the other side': Ecuador's foreign minister blasts Britain on tax justice

The country often blocks tax havens and other predatory fiscal policies, argues Ecuador's Foreign Minister Guillaume...

14 Feb 2017 14 minute read

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One Day Without Us: a day to stand up for migrants’ post-Brexit precarity

Marienna Pope-Weidemann interviews Matt Carr, core organizer of the 20 February British day...

10 Feb 2017 5 minute read

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Who funds the think tanks?

A new report shows how ‘highly opaque and deceptive’ methods are used to shape public perception, writes Tony McKenna...

18 Jan 2017 3 minute read

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Britain starts 2017 handing billions of aid money to private sector

A new bill approved by Parliament will assigns aid money to a corporation with a questionable track record, writes ...

13 Jan 2017 4 minute read

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Union co-operatives: what they are and why we need them

Neoliberal policies contribute to
alienation, disempowerment and non-unionised jobs, but a new model
for unions...

12 Jan 2017 4 minute read

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Squatters make home in the heart of inequality

Vanessa Baird reports on how a disused garage near her Oxford home has become a beacon of hope.

6 Jan 2017 6 minute read

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A foreign policy for Brexit?

Brexit both contains and is creating uncertainties that will have an impact on international relations and security policy in...

22 Dec 2016 4 minute read

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On computers, terror and Brexit

Travelling can sometimes help put things into perspective, writes James Rowland.

15 Dec 2016 3 minute read

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Tigger Stack – a most extraordinary woman

We will mourn our loss of Tigger. But it's her life we must celebrate, writes Mari Thekaekara.

12 Dec 2016 3 minute read

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Fracking giant fails to lock up a grandmother

Far from frightening off the campaigners by taking one of them to court, Cuadrilla has given them a boost, writes ...

12 Dec 2016 6 minute read

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Say ‘no’ to lying, bullying, criminal and monopolizing corporate media!

Rupert Murdoch is only part of the problem. Vanessa Baird reports from the Media Democracy Festival in London...

4 Nov 2016 3 minute read

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Crimes of compassion for refugee solidarity

Human rights campaigner Rob Lawrie speaks to Lydia Noon about people smuggling, bike riding...

1 Nov 2016 8 minute read

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Disabled people lead the fight against austerity

The resistance put up against the UK government's cuts by Disabled People Against the Cuts can teach us many lessons, writes...

27 Oct 2016 7 minute read

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The last days of the Calais ‘Jungle’

Harriet Paintin and Hannah Kirmes-Daly spent a week at the refugee camp during its last...

27 Oct 2016 4 minute read

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A thousand small bricks to make a home for all

As France evicts migrants from the Calais 'Jungle' camp a new project in Brighton provides housing to vulnerable migrants...

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