Anti-racism Follow

Vue cinema banned Blue Story— a powerful film against violence—last week. It exposed the establishment’s fear of young black people

The Tories and the Blairites within the Labour Party quickly realised after Jeremy Corbyn’s election as Labour leader that the antisemitism slur was their most effective weapon against him.

Nigel Farage unveiled the Brexit Party’s “contract with the people” last week. The document is effectively the party’s general election manifesto.

Antisemitism is “sanctioned from the top”—but not, as the Chief Rabbi wrote this week, from the top of the Labour Party.

Boris Johnson has announced a huge rollback of migrants’ rights in a bid to divert blame for the Tory-made crisis in the NHS and public services.

The Labour Party looked almost certain to ignore party members’ demands to include defending freedom of movement in its manifesto, set for publication this week.

As Labour prepares its election manifesto, Unite union general secretary Len McCluskey has insisted that freedom of movement for migrants won’t be in it.

Elections in Spain last Sunday produced almost the same result as in April—except for a very disturbing rise for the far right party Vox.

We have to make the Tories pay for the thousands of people who have been killed by their rule.

The horrific deaths of 39 people found in the back of a lorry in Essex brought back terrible memories for many refugees.

'When you have no options, you do whatever you need to do,"

The bodies of 39 people were found dead in the back of a lorry on an Essex industrial estate in the early hours of Wednesday morning.