Why won’t the government meet the Palestine Action hunger strikers?
The prisons minister said it would be “unconstitutional” to intervene in ongoing legal cases
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The day the establishment died
The student fee protest overthrew an entire political reality
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Great Britain’s failed state
From Chinese spies to football matches, the government’s grip on power is dissolving
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Can Mary Barton save Britain’s badgers?
Parliament’s longest-standing protester is fighting to end the culls – but Labour’s Steve Reed is biting back
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The muted defiance of London’s Palestine Action protest
At a fraught national moment, police arrested an estimated 442 demonstrators
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Outside Labour conference, everyone hates Keir Starmer
Left- and right-wing protesters can only agree on one thing: the Prime Minister is doing a bad job
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Far-right protesters cower behind motherhood
Lost men are using mothers to launder their dirty ideas
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The hidden revolution in France
Underneath these impotent protests, power is moving from the metropolitan bubble to the angry margins
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“Block Everything” takes France by storm
Angry protesters see this as a sequel to the gilets jaunes movement.
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Palestine Action and the radicalisation of grandma
The Labour Party should remember that, in modern Britain, older people are the ones who do politics properly.
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Palestine Action and the distortion of terrorism
MPs, legal experts and campaigners worry the protest group’s ban sets a dangerous precedent of government overreach.
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Labour’s misguided assault on Palestine Action
This government is inflicting authoritarianism on the “working people” it claims to serve.
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The pro-Palestine movement’s alternative campus
The Soas Liberated Zone is offering the London university’s students a different kind of educational experience.
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Welcome to hot Palestine Action summer
Proscribing the group may only increase its popularity.
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The Kneecap crossover event
Irish republicans and Palestine activists have long sought kinship. Outside Westminster Magistrates’ Court, did they find it?
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Trump’s war on anti-Semitism will backfire
The problem with trying to punish someone out of their views is that it rarely works.
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Led By Donkeys: “We’re comfortable getting arrested for protesting a Labour government”
The high-profile protest group on being defended by Keir Starmer, and a new era of holding government to account.
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Sarah Aziza: “For the diaspora, Palestine is everywhere”
Israel’s assault on Gaza has shaken millions around the world into critical awareness and outrage.
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What the viral “All Eyes on Rafah” meme means for the conflict
Some have lamented that a bloodless AI-generated image has captured more people’s attention than real footage of the war. But…
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Student power
Published in the wake of the 1968 uprising at Columbia, Immanuel Wallerstein’s University in Turmoil holds critical lessons for the…
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