Interview Media amnesia and the economic crisis Ian Sinclair talks to Dr LAURA BASU about how the British media ‘forgot’ the real culprits of the 2008 crash and reshaped the narrative of the financial crisis to justify austerity
Features | Thursday 29th Nov 2018 What do Blair and the Italian far right have in common? A commitment to destroying the environment
Sunday 18th Nov 2018 Marr snaps at Shami Chakrabarti for ‘patronising’ him BBC political broadcaster Andrew Marr snapped at shadow attorney general Shami Chakrabarti today for feeling that she was trying to “patronise” him
Wednesday 17th Oct 2018 Pensioners demand government resumes funding free TV licences The National Pensioners’ Convention condemns the BBC plans to scrap or restrict free TV licences for the elderly
Wednesday 10th Oct 2018 Fake news abounds in the run up to Brazil's presidential runoff Workers' Party candidate Haddad says right-wing rival Bolsonaro behind propaganda attacks
Wednesday 03rd Oct 2018 Russian interference in Western politics? What about Israel, Saudi Arabia and UAE? Whatever the Russians may have done barely counts compared with what these states do openly and brazenly, explains IAN SINCLAIR
Thursday 27th Sep 2018 No more climate cranks on our screens IAN SINCLAIR relays how one man's stand on climate change forced the BBC to admit the truth
Sunday 23rd Sep 2018 Marr’s disgraceful Corbyn interview was designed to divert from the real issues WHAT a despicable performance by Andrew Marr in his BBC TV interview with Jeremy Corbyn this morning.
Thursday 20th Sep 2018 Actually existing anti-semitism NICK WRIGHT identifies the real source of anti-semitic tropes being pushed in the media
Wednesday 19th Sep 2018 IHRA and anti-semitism: has the Israeli lobby shot itself in the foot? We lost the battle over the definition of anti-semitism, but enforcing it won’t be easy for Israel’s enforcers, explains GLYN SECKER
Thursday 26th Jul 2018 Mainstream media obscures the truth about climate change from public eyes Rather than serving public interests, the business press has sought to divert attention from critical subjects, writes SHANE QUINN
Wednesday 25th Jul 2018 Making Labour of the people, by the people, for the people Labour recently lost control of Derby City Council as voters in working-class areas turned their back on a party perceived locally as the purveyors of austerity. JYOTI WILKINSON argues that it is these communities that Labour now needs to reach and Derby Transformed festival will be the first step
