Groupthink, the war in Yemen and the strange popularity of Alistair Burt

The former Foreign Office minister drew praise from politicians and journalists alike as a ‘genuinely decent’ man after resigning. IAN SINCLAIR isn’t sure he deserves it

Corporate media's ‘relentless’ attacks on Corbyn ‘to blame’ for army's target practice outrage

Dr Who the leftist

From their ecological critique of capitalism, their awareness of class issues, to their steadfast opposition to racism, Dr Who has been flying the red flag for decades, argues MATTHEW TRINDER

Editorial A working definition of Islamophobia is a start, but working class unity must be our end

The phrase lacks elegance but does the job.

Sissi regime adopts new powers of censorship in Egypt

EGYPT’S top media regulator tightened restrictions on social, online and traditional media on Monday night, allowing the Western-backed autocratic

‘Simply not very bright:’ the latest anti-Corbyn smear

Still unable to knock the Labour leader’s popularity with the membership, the elite have a novel explanation — we’re all idiots and so is he, writes IAN SINCLAIR

Turkey fined for closure of Kurdish newspaper

The European Court of Human Rights found the paper had been targeted unfairly by the Turkish state

Radical democratic transformation required to save Scotland's media

Left-wing journalists discusses the media's many problems at the Star's fringe meeting at Scottish Labour conference

Man charged for assaulting Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn

A MAN from north London was charged this morning for assaulting Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.

The distortions of the corporate media: An interview with Media Lens

DAVID EDWARDS and DAVID CROMWELL from media watchdog Media Lens speak to Ian Sinclair about their new book Propaganda Blitz: How the Corporate Media Distort Reality