Extinction Rebellion’s inception in 2018 shook up the Climate Change activist scene – before quickly estranging many sympathisers. Continue reading Extinction Rebellion must grow up and stop alienating potential allies

Unite’s new General Secretary is looking to put the union in a position of real power when it comes to industrial relations. Continue reading Labour right’s ‘relief’ over Unite election is pure political panto

No more soundbites or talk of paper straws. The world needs systemic change to avoid climate catastrophe. Continue reading Climate Crisis: Capitalism can’t save the planet

Tokyo 2020 is a shell of a Games.

Because it’s not the fans or the public that the Olympic Committee care about – it’s the money, of course. Continue reading Japan launches spectacular debacle of an Olympic Games

Cubans should be allowed to protest. They don’t need any help from the Empire. Continue reading Let Cubans protest without the aid of the White House

Redaction Report is excited to announce the first ever Redaction Debate, which we aim to hold later this month. Continue reading Preview: Should the UK rejoin the European Union?

The Red Wall may have crumbled in 2019 – with the youth vote declining after Starmer took over – but the ‘Muslim’ wall will soon follow if things don’t radically change. Continue reading Batley and Spen: These are the main lessons Starmer’s Labour must learn after Galloway’s insurgency

Chesham and Amersham had never been anything but a shade of blue since the constituency’s inception in 1974, but a stunning Liberal Democrat victory has shown the continual realignment of the electorate in recent years. Continue reading Lib Dem triumph in Chesham and Amersham proves Labour is a lost party under Starmer

Some people are genuinely seeking justice for Palestine, but others are using criticism of Israel as a cloak for their own anti-Semitism.  Continue reading Holding members of the Jewish diaspora responsible for the actions of Israel is racist and undermines the Palestinian cause