Woke-bashing of the week: GB News turns culture-war punditry into ‘literally insight’
Well, it is GB News, what did we expect?
Right-Wing Media Watch – ‘Thanks for the publicity’: Care4Calais brilliantly reclaims a Daily Mail ‘hit piece’
The approach follows a well-worn pattern in the right-wing British press. Humanitarian action reframed as controversy, aid depicted as incentive, and Muslim identity positioned as an additional source of tension.
Manchester completes UK’s first-of-its-kind village to support people out of homelessness
The project comes amid rising levels of homelessness in the city.
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Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 2, June 2021
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Labour admits the party stands little chance in Chesham and Amersham by-election
Asked who Labour’s candidate was, Starmer’s spokesperson couldn’t answer.
More powers for Wales aren’t just ‘nice-to-have’ – they’re a necessity
Westminster has a plan for Wales; it just doesn’t involve us, say Rhys ab Owen MS and Liz Saville Roberts MP.
Tories threaten to ‘target’ Good Law Project – days before losing ‘crony’ contracts court case
Rather than fix its mistakes, this government’s modus operandi seems to follow the Cummings rule book: fight, privately brief, and sow distrust.
Inside the Batley and Spen by-election: A battle of culture, identity, and loyalty
Batley and Spen is one of many northern Labour seats that are vulnerable to the Conservatives as they hoover up the working-class Leave vote.
Doctor’s Note: Here’s why GPs are so angry about access to Primary Care post-Covid
General Practice has been a tale of disruption and change over the last year – and we need a solution says Dr Joe McManners.
Prof Prem Sikka: The G7’s deal on corporation tax isn’t all it seems
Corporations could find it easy to dodge the G7’s proposed new tax rules.
To decolonise media narratives about the Middle East, we need to let its people speak for themselves
As The New Arab re-launches its website this month, it has already set a course for a new decade. (Sponsored content)
UnionDues: Big data and the union movement
Bosses know how to use data on their workers. How can unions get ahead of the game?