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A shot of political analysis from Ash Sarkar and Steven Methven. Brewed up every Monday and Friday morning.
Novara Media's flagship podcast is about the ideas that shape our past, present and future. With a desire to change the world—and ourselves along the way—Novara FM interrogates the people, ideologies and movements that wield power in our lives, from politics and culture to technology and the environment.
The home of the weird left. Nadia Idle, Jeremy Gilbert and Keir Milburn examine the links between left-wing politics, culture, music and experiences of collective joy.
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Labour Would Rather Lose Elections Than Give an Inch to the Left
Palestine Action Prisoner on Brink of Thirst Strike
Exposing the Lies of the 20th Century
World
How Do I Know My Boyfriend Has Never Hurt Another Woman?
Beware the West’s Useful Idiots Over Iran
Venezuela, China and the End of the Dollar
Labour Party
Exposing the Israeli Capture of British Politics
2025: What Actually Happened?
Why Do Governments Hate Juries? Because They Have Consciences
Organised Labour
The Plan Is to Make the Internet Worse. Forever.
Disability Charity Sacks Employee for Palestine Protest, Citing ‘Brand Reputation’
The Blueprint for System Change
Conservative Party
How Many More Tory Defectors Can Reform Absorb?
No 10’s Toxic Covid Culture Didn't Just Vanish With the Tories
Do We Still Need Political Parties?
Politics
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana Are on Rival Slates for Your Party Leadership
Disability Charity Reinstates Worker It Sacked for Palestine Solidarity
‘Obsessed’ Reform Candidate Calls for Arrest of British Journalist Over Gaza Reporting
Economics
Some Tate Workers’ Salaries Are Less Than Their Directors’ Bonuses
The Truth About Hamas, 7th October and Israel's Ongoing Genocide
Reeves’ Budget Shows Labour’s Backbenchers Are Calling the Shots
Environment
Rich People Are Becoming Less Willing to Help With the World's Problems
Zack Polanski Is Coming for Starmer and Farage
Infinite Growth Will Lead to Collapse
Policing
Palestine Action Prisoners End Hunger Strike
What Happens to the Human Body on Hunger Strike?
Palestine Action Hunger-Striker Hospitalised With Heart Muscle Shrinkage
Housing
This Billionaire Landlord Bullied Journalists Into Deleting Negative Coverage of Him
The UK’s Waterways Are Run by Property Developers
The Government Pays Landlords £17bn a Year. It’s Taking Back £2bn. So What?
Society
97: When Will I Start Feeling Like a Grown-up?
NHS Trust Spent Millions on Controversial ‘Spy Camera’ Tech Despite Damning Internal Report
Today’s Public Intellectuals Are More Likely to Serve Power Than Challenge It
History
The Dark Truth About Starmer’s Rise to Power
Was the 20th Century a Catastrophe, or a Miracle?
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