How Croydon Went Red Here's how Tory Gavin Barwell, author of the book 'How to Win a Marginal Seat', saw his majority of just 165 overturned by Labour candidate Sarah Jones with the help of Momentum and some very dedicated campaigners.
Where We Go From Here Richard Seymour, author of Corbyn: The Strange Rebirth of Radical Politics, examines the snap election and the decline of Britain's hard centre, and argues, in the context of Labour's resurgence, where the Left must go from here.
7 Reasons Voting Tory Means You Hate Your Children From their assaults on education, housing, healthcare, and working conditions, to their destructive environmental policy and draconian surveillance record, here are 7 reasons voting Tory means you hate your kids.
6 Ways the Conservatives Are Failing Even on Their Own Terms Labour is making headway in the polls, but millions are still going to vote Conservative in Thursday's election - perhaps even including members of your own family. Here are six reasons would-be Tory voters should think again.
Do Not Vote for the Liberal Democrats This election offers two distinct offers; Theresa May or Jeremy Corbyn, Barbarism or Socialism.
We Will Lose Our NHS Aaron shows four key areas where the NHS is in freefall. The solution to the present crisis? More resources, an end to outsourcing and, of course, the resignation of Jeremy Hunt.
Jeremy Hunt is Killing the NHS Last week the CEO of the British Red Cross said the NHS was facing a 'humanitarian crisis'. Aaron looks at the service's recent problems and how they reflect an intentional project, by the Tory Party, to privatise healthcare in the UK.
Autumn Statement 2016: How Bad is it? On this week's show Aaron Bastani is joined by Ellie Mae O'Hagan and Michael Walker as they discuss the Autumn Statement. A recession now seems inevitable - how does the left respond?
The Tories’ Record on the Economy? A Catastrophe Aaron Bastani looks at how Britain has suffered a 'lost decade', and how another is on the way
5 Peculiar Aspects of the Modern Conservative Party With the Conservatives rocked by the first high-level ministerial resignation of this government, and cracks emerging over the question of Europe, it’s a good time to examine some aspects of the modern Conservative party that tend to be overlooked.
9 Anarchist-Friendly Reasons to Vote in 2015 Election week on NovaraWire: Do elections matter to radicals, or is the game fixed whoever you vote for? Here's why abstainers might want to take a different approach in 2015.
‘Happy Thatcher’s Dead Day’: Twitter Remembers the Iron Lady Today marks the second anniversary of the death of Margaret Thatcher. Twitter has been reflecting on the moment we learned "the lady's not returning."
4 Ways Generation Y is Being Taken for a Ride (and 3 Ways it’s Pushing Back) Youth unemployment is sky-rocketing and Cameron is seeking to take away benefits from young people. Against this trend of declining living standards, students in the US are organising debt strikes and in the UK youth-led workers' co-operatives are multiplying.
Natalie Bennett: We Need a New Economic Model It's conference season - and with both Labour and Conservatives promising deeper austerity, which will affect young people and children in particular, it seems any popular sense of hope or excitement towards the British political landscape has been left behind with the Scottish independence referendum. But Green leader Natalie Bennett wants to call Labour and Tories out on their defence of a broken system, advocating a new economic model.
‘Let Them Eat Bingo’: 5 Things About #Budget2014 Here Aaron Bastani takes a quick look at today's budget. Little has changed from the growth model leading up to the crisis of 2008 he says and the budget is filled with assumptions and projections that are bordering on delusional.