At an East London cinema last summer, several dozen people in their late sixties and early seventies took to the stage. After…

As a group of nearly five hundred marched through Leadenhall Marketin London’s financial district wearing wetsuits, goggles, flippers and life vests, a…

Disruptive climate protests annoy some people, but studies from the UK confirm that they have been effective at shifting public opinion and…

Pro-Palestine protesters have claimed a “liberated zone” at Cambridge University’s Greenwich House as demonstrations continued over the weekend, with more rallies and protests…

A study published Tuesday estimates that tax dodging enabled by the United States, the United Kingdom, and other wealthy nations is costing…

The places we live in and how we get around are key ways in which the economy shapes our everyday lives. Each is dependent…

“Journalism is the lifeblood of democracy” proclaimed prime minister Keir Starmer in a comment piece for the Guardian at the end of October. “Just because journalists…

After his election victory in July, which by the UK’s first-past-the-post system gave his party a disproportionate majority in parliament (h/t Vesa),…

Kemi Badenoch exemplifies the decades-long tradition in the UK of ‘pulling up the ladder’, practiced by class-ascendant immigrants on the right of…

When Keir Starmer’s Labour Party won office in July of this year, there was precious little in the party manifesto that offered…