New Future

Counter-terror police arrested five key spokespeople for Defend Our Juries just hours before the group announced its latest protest. Simon Childs reports.

In a letter to Novara Media, the Home Office dodged questions on how the proscription of Palestine Action will affect journalists. It did, however, suggest growing insecurity within the political establishment over Labour’s controversial decision to proscribe the group. Rivkah Brown reports.

Exclusive: Video footage shows a man waving a long-bladed knife in a racially-aggravated attack outside a mosque in Portsmouth after weeks of anti-immigrant protests and racist graffiti incidents across the UK.

Greta Thunberg and Novara Media’s Kieran Andrieu are on board the Global Sumud Flotilla, which left Barcelona on Sunday and is attempting to open a humanitarian aid corridor to Gaza.

Established after 7 October, Israel’s ‘legitimisation cell’ works to link Palestinian journalists to Hamas, often as the pretext for assassinating them. Harriet Williamson reports.

Andrew Fox, a former army major and research fellow at the Henry Jackson Society, wrote that ‘information warriors’ should be considered combatants in Gaza. Journalist union leaders have called Fox’s comments ‘violent’ and ‘reprehensible’. Rivkah Brown reports.

The backbone of Britain’s food system is facing increased attacks from the right-wing press, far-right thugs and now, the Labour government. Polly Smythe reports.

Anna Holland and Phoebe Plummer were jailed last year after being found guilty of causing between £8,000 and £10,000 worth of damage. Yet emails between gallery staff show the amount actually spent on retouching the frame was minimal. Clare Hymer and Rivkah Brown report.

Former Amazon Labor Union president Chris Smalls, who joined a July aid flotilla to Gaza, told Polly Smythe that the main unions in the US “continue to do the dirty work for Israel”.

The race rioters who burned out a car at the end of my street in Middlesbrough last summer were outnumbered the very next day by locals who came out to sweep up the glass, writes Phil McDuff.

A reader asks Sophie K Rosa whether her deep concern with her physical appearance is compatible with her politics.

The shadow justice minister posted a photo saying it was ‘great to be with peaceful, patriotic protesters in Epping today’ - with a founder of murderous neo-Nazi group Combat 18 smiling in the background.

The would-be leader’s populist style and socialist proposals have upset a party establishment that has historically avoided conflict. Turns out a battle of ideas was just what the party needed, writes Adam Ramsay.

On Monday morning, climate activists cut the electricity cables that supply the JP Morgan and Allianz offices in the City of London. Novara Media spoke to them about why they think it’s time the movement turned to sabotage.