Can anyone still trust the police?
As long as the public cannot see justice being properly exercised in the wake of evidence of police misconduct, then trust will need to be earned, rather than assumed.
Racism
UKIP: a history of cranks and oddballs
Donna Edmunds, a UKIP councillor and candidate in the European elections, has said that businesses should be able to refuse services to women and gay people. She isn’t the first UKIP candidate to court controversy.
Tower Hamlets Labour Party can be proud of its record on diversity
This article is a response to a piece by Anwar Khan which appeared on Left Foot Forward on February 12.
Neturei Karta: enemies not allies
The struggle for justice for the Palestinians is an urgent and necessary one, but is utterly discredited by allying ourselves with reactionaries.
Why Jobbik’s leader should have been excluded from the UK
By giving Jobbik a platform, it allows fascism to grow.
However unsavoury Jobbik’s views are, Theresa May was right not to ban them
Only by challenging extremism in broad daylight can the cracks in extremist ideologies be shown for what they really are.
5 things voters should know about UKIP
UKIP are more than a man in a pub drinking a pint. Behind Farage’s Cheshire Cat grin are some dangerous policies.
France’s Front National brand detox is going nowhere
The party remains thoroughly toxic, right to the top.
The day I met Tommy Robinson
Last week Lejla Kuric met the former leader of the English Defence League (EDL) Tommy Robinson. This is what she found out.
Black supremacist music: a reaction to historical oppression, or something more sinister?
Don’t gloss over the ugliness of black supremacist music but don’t condemn the entire cultural movement out of hand.