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Alison Banville
Journalist, John Pilger, a supporter of Wikileaks founder Ju
Features / 3 January 2024
3 January 2024
ALISON BANVILLE pays tribute to a titan of integrity-driven journalism whose work frequently shamed his peers in the mainstream media
Features / 22 December 2023
22 December 2023
At Christmas, ALISON BANVILLE is reminded of the plight of miners, those giant figures of our class history here in Britain, who still live with immense danger and suffering around the world
Shane MacGowan performs in Dublin, for St Patrick’s Day ce
Features / 3 December 2023
3 December 2023
ALISON BANVILLE pays tribute to an Irish singer-songwriter whose talent and authenticity touched many hearts
IN SOLIDARITY: People take part in the RMT protest against t
Features / 5 September 2023
5 September 2023
ALISON BANVILLE travelled to London last week to join a wave of public outrage at plans to shut ticket offices across Britain
Features / 30 December 2018
30 December 2018
ALISON BANVILLE salutes the remarkable impact of the man who comprehensively chronicled US interventions
Police in Manchester following the suicide bombing by Salman
Features / 23 November 2018
23 November 2018
Security services were intimately involved in facilitating the travel of jihadists to Libya to overthrow Gadaffi, writes ALISON BANVILLE
Features / 10 July 2018
10 July 2018
War cannot be sustained if people are reminded that a career in the military involves killing and being killed
Animal Welfare / 26 January 2018
26 January 2018
Vegan ALISON BANVILLE argues the case against slaughtering animals for food
Opinion / 13 December 2017
13 December 2017
ALISON BANVILLE takes to task the BBC flagship programme over its investigation of British foreign aid diversion to extremist groups in Syria
Interview / 30 November 2017
30 November 2017
JOHN REES talks to the Star about the Levellers' view of Cromwell and their importance for today
INTERVIEW / 29 November 2017
29 November 2017
JOHN REES talks to the Star about the left's rediscovery of John Lilburne and whether a working class existed in 17th-century England