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Campaign of the Week Stop Turkey's Child Rape Bill

OPPOSITION to Turkey’s sickening child-rape bill is growing in Britain, with a petition demanding it is scrapped initiated by the chair of transpor

Features | Friday 24th Jan 2020

It is time to get HS2 done

Features | Friday 24th Jan 2020

The right to protest against Israel’s policies is being threatened

Features | Friday 24th Jan 2020

'We would need multiple Earths to sustain that kind of consumption'

Friday 24th Jan 2020

Remembering Sergio Lagos – a tireless campaigner against Pinochet’s brutal dictatorship

December 1 1930 – January 1 2020

Friday 24th Jan 2020

Labour needs to wake up to the fact that U-turning on Brexit cost it the election

Too many members are engaged in a collective effort to deny the devastating effect of framing ourselves as a Remain party, says CHELLEY RYAN

Friday 24th Jan 2020

When are foreign interventions in British politics welcome?

Legal loopholes allow foreign companies and individuals to splash cash in support of political parties in what is a mockery of national sovereignty

Friday 24th Jan 2020

'Fatphobia' and 'fat activism' are helping no one

In my late teens and early twenties this idea of 'combatting fatphobia' became prominent on the left — what did listening to this nonsense get me? Type two diabetes, writes TOM FLANAGAN

Friday 24th Jan 2020

And still the stupid deny climate change

PETER FROST thinks we can learn something from Australia’s devastating forest fires

Friday 24th Jan 2020

It is clear we cannot wait for politicians to save the planet

The world is in climate crisis — from Australia’s fires to flooding in Britain — the time to act is now, writes PAUL DONOVAN

Friday 24th Jan 2020

Why are working-class women's voices so often dismissed?

The leadership contest has not made space for Rebecca Long-Bailey or any of her female counterparts — she has had to fight tooth and nail to become a serious challenger, writes LAUREN CASSIDY

Friday 24th Jan 2020

Deconstructing Labour’s 'anti-semitism problem'

With Labour and anti-semitism now an issue in the leadership contest, Jewish Labour activist and writer PAUL HALAS is interviewed by Richard House

Friday 24th Jan 2020

Hunting Laurence Fox

The formally obscure actor has been catapulted to fame for his ignorant right-wing outbursts in the last week — but it will be his undoing, writes NATHAN O’HAGAN

Wednesday 22nd Jan 2020

On the art of saying no

REUBEN BARD-ROSENBERG reports on a week where Harry and Meghan said no to the royals, Dawn Butler and Richard Burgon said no to the Board of Deputies and the Labour membership said no to Jess Phillips

Features

Campaign of the Week Stop Turkey's Child Rape Bill

OPPOSITION to Turkey’s sickening child-rape bill is growing in Britain, with a petition demanding it is scrapped initiated by the chair of transpor

It is time to get HS2 done

The right to protest against Israel’s policies is being threatened

'We would need multiple Earths to sustain that kind of consumption'

Remembering Sergio Lagos – a tireless campaigner against Pinochet’s brutal dictatorship

December 1 1930 – January 1 2020

Labour needs to wake up to the fact that U-turning on Brexit cost it the election

Too many members are engaged in a collective effort to deny the devastating effect of framing ourselves as a Remain party, says CHELLEY RYAN

When are foreign interventions in British politics welcome?

Legal loopholes allow foreign companies and individuals to splash cash in support of political parties in what is a mockery of national sovereignty

'Fatphobia' and 'fat activism' are helping no one

In my late teens and early twenties this idea of 'combatting fatphobia' became prominent on the left — what did listening to this nonsense get me? Type two diabetes, writes TOM FLANAGAN

And still the stupid deny climate change

PETER FROST thinks we can learn something from Australia’s devastating forest fires

It is clear we cannot wait for politicians to save the planet

The world is in climate crisis — from Australia’s fires to flooding in Britain — the time to act is now, writes PAUL DONOVAN

Why are working-class women's voices so often dismissed?

The leadership contest has not made space for Rebecca Long-Bailey or any of her female counterparts — she has had to fight tooth and nail to become a serious challenger, writes LAUREN CASSIDY

Deconstructing Labour’s 'anti-semitism problem'

With Labour and anti-semitism now an issue in the leadership contest, Jewish Labour activist and writer PAUL HALAS is interviewed by Richard House

Hunting Laurence Fox

The formally obscure actor has been catapulted to fame for his ignorant right-wing outbursts in the last week — but it will be his undoing, writes NATHAN O’HAGAN

On the art of saying no

REUBEN BARD-ROSENBERG reports on a week where Harry and Meghan said no to the royals, Dawn Butler and Richard Burgon said no to the Board of Deputies and the Labour membership said no to Jess Phillips

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