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Doctor in hospital ward. Photo: Alberto Giuliani / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0

Never forget: the pain and the politics of Covid

Scene from The Dig, Netflix

Unearthing class and conflict in Sutton Hoo – Netflix’s The Dig reviewed

Photo: Anna Shvets / Pexels

Stop blaming individuals for Coronavirus spikes

A segregated play area in a school. Source: Counterfire

Welsh government’s decision on wider school opening goes against its commitment to all

Edward Colston's statue being thrown into Bristol Harbour. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Tearing down Colston’s statue is not destroying history, it is illuminating it

Boris Johnson briefing 11 May. Photo: Flickr/Number10

Austerity reloaded: Tories want us to pay for crisis

Queue at supermarket in Spon End. Source: Flickr - Gwydion M. Williams

Corona and the food crisis: how the markets failed us

Keir Starmer in the Parliament. Source: Flickr - UK Parliament

Starmer’s Labour: the opposition’s gone missing

The global spread of Covid-19. Graphic: Pixabay/The Digital Artist

Test, test, test: the politics of coronavirus in microcosm

Boris Johnson delivers public briefing about Coronavirus, 12th March 2020. Photo: NHS vis youtube

Coronavirus: keep calm and carry on is not a policy but an abdication of responsibility

Flooding in Builth Wells. Source: Flickr - Ross Evans

An avoidable disaster: Floods, austerity and the damage done

Protesters marching through Cardiff, April 2019. Photo: Kevin Potter

Cardiff rallies in solidarity with Kurdish hunger strikers

The 'Keep Corbyn' rally of many thousands in Parliament Square, 27 June 2016 - the evening of a PLP vote of confidence against Corbyn, which sparked the 'Chicken coup'. Photo: Jim Aindow.

Labour, antisemitism and the damage done

Tolpuddle Corbyn Speech. Photo: Kevin Potter

Hope and determination at Tolpuddle Festival

Bristol march against NHS privatisation. Photo: Alexandra Scandellari

Bristol want the Tories out