Everyone’s talking about this inspiring moment from last night’s Oscars
On 4 March, rapper Common took the 2018 Oscars by storm. For many people, he stole the show. Style, soul ...
Today’s Brexit wobble by Theresa May shows what happens when the BBC does its job
During a press conference on 5 March, Theresa May lashed out at a BBC journalist for asking a simple question ...
Sticky situation for Brexit as Trump declares trade war on innovative jams
One of the best reasons for leaving the EU is that it gives us a chance to strike up new ...
Jeremy Corbyn only needed two words to explain how the Tories will lose the next election
On Friday 2 March, Jeremy Corbyn made an important announcement about Young Labour at the West Midlands Labour Conference. And ...
21 media academics take apart The Guardian for ‘siding with the Conservative government’
21 media academics may well have provoked a reflective period at The Guardian. In a letter to the paper, published ...
The week in satire Vol. #59
And what a week it was! A week in which it snowed! A WEEK IN WHICH IT SNOWED! A WEEK ...
Twitter users roast the Lib Dems on the party’s 30th birthday
Twitter users had a bit of fun on 3 March. The Lib Dems were celebrating 30 years as a political ...
Ladbrokes resorts to ‘scare tactics’ to protect the ‘crack cocaine’ of gambling
On 3 March, Ladbrokes threatened to withdraw sponsorship money from sporting events over proposed betting regulations. The government is consulting ...
Viewers can’t stop talking about the stunt the BBC just pulled against Corbyn
Viewers can’t stop talking about the stunt the BBC pulled against Jeremy Corbyn on 4 March. On the Andrew Marr ...
Nicola Sturgeon’s two-word response to the idea of a statue of Thatcher in Scotland is golden
On March 4, Nicola Sturgeon appeared on ITV’s Peston on Sunday. The Scottish first minister was asked whether she thought ...
Solidarity with homeless people is increasing. It must not melt away when the sun returns.
On 3 March, a protest organised by the grassroots group Streets Kitchen marched across London in solidarity with homeless people. The ...
Despite ‘outrageous and regressive attacks’, the DUP is refusing to give Irish people language rights
The DUP has stated it would never contemplate signing up to a stand alone Irish Language Act (ILA). But the ...
Universities stoop to a new low to stop striking workers
Universities have threatened to further dock pay of striking workers in a move that the University and College Union (UCU) ...
Brexit reveals a truly historic development that nobody is talking about
Hard border or soft border? Like me, you’re probably tired of reading about this seemingly perpetual story. But beneath the ...
Theresa May presents her Brexit plan in the form of a riddle
The government’s Brexit strategy is so murky that it makes the toilet water in Trainspotting look like Highland Spring. In ...
‘England’s biggest event in 2018’ faces backlash after artists pull out due to links with the arms trade
Organisers of 'England's biggest event in 2018' are coming under attack for accepting sponsorship from BAE Systems, the world's third ...
Enough is enough: homeless people have occupied a building in one of London’s richest areas
Amid the freezing weather, a grassroots homelessness group has taken direct action to try and stop the deaths on our ...
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