In this Trip episode, Jem, Nadia and Keir place their weird-left lens over the concept of confidence. Is positive thinking ...

Police apparently did not have enough vans to detain people after hundreds gathered at the US embassy in London to defy the ...

Andrea Egan, general secretary of Unison – Britain’s largest trade union – said the new laws presented “a major organising ...

China has replaced liberal democracy with a strange alloy of Confucianism, Leninism, technocracy, state capitalism and markets – and that combination is outperforming the West. What liberals assumed ...

The Metropolitan police has said it will arrest anyone providing “logistical support” to those protesting the Palestine ...

What are we teaching the next generation if condemning a genocide in their classroom equates to racial hatred, asks Nadeine ...

We have an exclusive interview with Swedish academic Andreas Malm, the latest victim of the UK Government’s clampdown on ...

Jeremy Corbyn has backed fresh calls for an independent inquiry into the UK’s role in Israel’s atrocities in Gaza.

The French government has launched an investigation after it was accused of breaching its own pledge not to sell arms to ...

Far-right presidential election loser Flávio Bolsonaro has fled Brazil and is on his way to Florida, allegedly to claim ...

In Brighton, for a special recording of Downstream IRL, Ash Sarkar sat down with Naomi Klein, and organiser, writer and ...

As Healey vows to get “tough” on unemployed young people, we look at what Labour could do to help them instead. Plus: A guide ...