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Günter Grass and the German neurosis

19 Apr 2012

Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past

Leaving your front door unlocked

20 Oct 2011

Claire Fisher reviews Lionel Shriver, We need to talk about Kevin (Serpent's Tail, 2005, pp496,

Jailbirds, lovers and Chinese bureaucrats

13 Oct 2011

Jim Moody looks at some of the films on offer at this year's London Film Festival

Mind over matter

29 Sep 2011

Runners at the 38th Berlin marathon raised EUR350 for Workers Fund Iran. Ben Lewis was there to cheer them on

Shoot the messenger

22 Sep 2011

Bourgeois political power is not as unassailable as they would like us to think. Our rulers can be relied upon, periodically, to split. James Turley looks at the botched attempt of the Metropolitan Police to use the Official Secrets Act

Batting and bowling for Iran's workers

15 Sep 2011

Ben Lewis took part in an annual event that has become a key part of the extremely important work done for Workers Fund Iran

This shit is actually true

15 Sep 2011

John Masters reviews Alexei Sayle's 'Stalin ate my homework' Sceptre 2011, pp304, £8.99

Aiming at wrong target

01 Sep 2011

Maciej Zurowski investigates reactionary musical counterculture and looks at the anti-fascist response

A regulator with teeth: are you crazy?

04 Aug 2011

There is no ahistorical code of 'press ethics' which can come out of this farrago, writes James Turley

Politics of press freedom

28 Jul 2011

Rather than relying on bureaucratic solutions, argues James Turley, the left needs a dynamic approach to the media

Still on outside

28 Jul 2011

Unions remain banned by Rupert Murdoch. Julia Owlerton reports on the NUJ's attempt to get back into News International and the inadequacy of the union left

Cops, press, and capital

21 Jul 2011

The scandal at News International reveals a few home truths about the corrupt establishment, writes James Turley

Look to our own strength

21 Jul 2011

Michael Copstake demands the break up of Murdoch's media empire

Time for Labour rethink

14 Jul 2011

Miliband is just as responsible as Cameron for News International corruption, writes Michael Copestake

Death in Wapping

14 Jul 2011

The News of the World scandal has revealed the true relationship between the media and politicians, writes James Turley

Pace, race, and resistance

30 Jun 2011

Ben Lewis reviews director Stevan Riley's 'Fire in Babylon' (2011, DVD,

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