Exhibition Review An artist of his time

Bernadette Hyland sees the directness and accessibility of KEITH HARING’S art as an important tool for communicating social and political messages to the widest of audiences

Book Review

Arts | Tuesday 30th Jul 2019

Book Review Well-observed narrative of Irish arrivals post-WWII leaves out instances of fightback

Features | Tuesday 23rd Jul 2019

Why Manchester activists are taking to the rooftops in Oldham to stop arms sales to Israel

Theatre Review

Arts | Monday 22nd Jul 2019

Theatre Review Riot Act, Central Library, Manchester

Thursday 10th Jan 2019

‘Women remain the exploited, oppressed as workers and oppressed as women’

50 years ago SHEILA ROWBOTHAM wrote a landmark article about the real problems women had in society and in socialist parties. Bernadette Hyland talks to her about the continuing struggle for working-class women’s liberation

Book Review

Wednesday 19th Dec 2018

Book Review Eye-opening account of Irish women's exodus to Britain

Moving Histories: Irish Women’s Emigration to Britain, from Independence to Republic
by Jennifer Redmond

Book Review

Tuesday 13th Nov 2018

Book Review Essential herstory of wages for housework movement

Wages for Housework: A History of an International Feminist Movement, 1972-77
by Louise Toupin
(Pluto Press, £19.99)

Book Review

Tuesday 06th Nov 2018

Book Review Revelatory account from frontline of guerilla struggle in India

Nightmarch: Among India’s Revolutionary Guerillas
by Alpa Shah
(Hurst, £20)

Film

Monday 10th Sep 2018

Film Ballymurphy Massacre documentary poses questions yet to be answered

EVERY documentary about the North of Ireland has to begin with a history lesson.

Book Review

Thursday 30th Aug 2018

Book Review Survivor of Miami Showband Massacre during Ireland's ‘Troubles’ seeks justice

The Miami Showband Massacre: A Survivor’s Search for the Truth
by Stephen Travers and Neil Fetherstonhaugh

Book review

Sunday 26th Aug 2018

Book review Revelatory account of the 'untouchables' experience in the making of India

Ants Among Elephants: An Untouchable Family and the Making of Modern India
by Sujatha Gidla

Book Review

Thursday 26th Jul 2018

Book Review We may soon all have cause to fear the dawn raid

John Robins's book Guilty Until Proven Innocent explains why, says BERNADETTE HYLAND

Fiction Review

Monday 23rd Jul 2018

Fiction Review Laski's satire on Tory 'heaven' is in a class apart

Tory Heaven, or
Thunder on the Right
by Marghanita Laski
(Persephone Books, £13)

Book Review

Thursday 19th Jul 2018

Book Review Landmark strike in the struggle for equal pay

Exhibition Review An artist of his time

Bernadette Hyland sees the directness and accessibility of KEITH HARING’S art as an important tool for communicating social and political messages to the widest of audiences

Book Review Well-observed narrative of Irish arrivals post-WWII leaves out instances of fightback

Why Manchester activists are taking to the rooftops in Oldham to stop arms sales to Israel

Theatre Review Riot Act, Central Library, Manchester

‘Women remain the exploited, oppressed as workers and oppressed as women’

50 years ago SHEILA ROWBOTHAM wrote a landmark article about the real problems women had in society and in socialist parties. Bernadette Hyland talks to her about the continuing struggle for working-class women’s liberation

Book Review Eye-opening account of Irish women's exodus to Britain

Moving Histories: Irish Women’s Emigration to Britain, from Independence to Republic
by Jennifer Redmond

Moving Histories: Irish Women’s Emigration to Britain, from Independence to Republic
by Jennifer Redmond

Book Review Essential herstory of wages for housework movement

Wages for Housework: A History of an International Feminist Movement, 1972-77
by Louise Toupin
(Pluto Press, £19.99)

Wages for Housework: A History of an International Feminist Movement, 1972-77
by Louise Toupin
(Pluto Press, £19.99)

Book Review Revelatory account from frontline of guerilla struggle in India

Nightmarch: Among India’s Revolutionary Guerillas
by Alpa Shah
(Hurst, £20)

Nightmarch: Among India’s Revolutionary Guerillas
by Alpa Shah
(Hurst, £20)

Film Ballymurphy Massacre documentary poses questions yet to be answered

EVERY documentary about the North of Ireland has to begin with a history lesson.

Book Review Survivor of Miami Showband Massacre during Ireland's ‘Troubles’ seeks justice

The Miami Showband Massacre: A Survivor’s Search for the Truth
by Stephen Travers and Neil Fetherstonhaugh

The Miami Showband Massacre: A Survivor’s Search for the Truth
by Stephen Travers and Neil Fetherstonhaugh

Book review Revelatory account of the 'untouchables' experience in the making of India

Ants Among Elephants: An Untouchable Family and the Making of Modern India
by Sujatha Gidla

Book Review We may soon all have cause to fear the dawn raid

John Robins's book Guilty Until Proven Innocent explains why, says BERNADETTE HYLAND

Fiction Review Laski's satire on Tory 'heaven' is in a class apart

Tory Heaven, or
Thunder on the Right
by Marghanita Laski
(Persephone Books, £13)

Tory Heaven, or
Thunder on the Right
by Marghanita Laski
(Persephone Books, £13)

Book Review Landmark strike in the struggle for equal pay

There's much to learn from a book on the victory of the Trico women in 1976, says BERNADETTE HYLAND

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