Around 400 people are blockading the entrances to a factory in Kent that makes parts for the Israeli military's 'most lethal' fighter jets. Charlotte England reports.

Stores decorated with fake police tape in protest against undercover officers’ behaviour

As the price of food and other basics soars, more people are shoplifting. While some see stealing as necessary, for others it’s a form of resistance. Sophie K Rosa reports.

Dozens of people blocked a coach in south London to stop it from taking asylum seekers to the Bibby Stockholm against their will, amid a week of direct action against deportations.

The filmmakers behind Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's viral campaign video want to create a media institution for the left - not just a cooperatively-owned, transparently-funded alternative to algorithm...

Philanthropy has existed for centuries to provide positive PR to some of the greediest and most disreputable people on earth. In preserving the logic of capitalism, and protecting the public image of...

After months of protests, residents of the Wyndford estate in Glasgow won’t face energy price hikes this winter.

Staff say the paper’s decision to permit Howard Jacobson’s controversial piece while censoring a leading Palestinian author is driven in part by a fear of antisemitism allegations. Rivkah Brown...

Exclusive: A second group of asylum seekers is resisting removal out of London, to isolated hotels threatened by the far right.

Exclusive: An energy company broke into a south London family's home and left them without hot water and heating, as snowstorms hit the capital.

Exclusive: A second group of asylum seekers is resisting removal out of London, to isolated hotels threatened by the far right.

A group of asylum seekers has been resisting eviction from a south London hotel for the last three weeks. But layers of outsourcing mean they don't even know who's trying to move them. Charlotte...

Mad World author Micha Frazer-Carroll tells Charlotte England why mental health is a political matter.

O’Grady, famous for his drag persona Lily Savage, described cuts to disability benefits as ‘criminal’ and said he would like to see David Cameron and George Osborne’s heads on spikes.

Disability isn’t a personal tragedy, it’s a political issue. From helping us imagine an anticapitalist future to exposing our interdependence in the present, this focus is a primer on the disability...

We compared evidence in the leaked Labour report with last year's Panorama investigation into antisemitism in the party. 

Novara Media spoke to those organising against police violence in Myanmar, Greece, Palestine, Nigeria, Chile, Colombia and the United States about what they’re up against, their tips and strategies,...

As energy costs spiral, providers are brutally targeting defaulters. But attempts to organise mass resistance have faltered. Charlotte England reports.

An NHS mental health contract has been awarded to a private company with next to no track record delivering IAPT services, in an unprecedented example of the escalating privatisation of Britain's...

When squatters set up a homeless shelter in a disused convent, they thought the nuns – whose religious order prides itself on helping the homeless – might show mercy. They called the police. Rivkah...

Gustavo Petro overcame suspected fraud, smears, voter suppression, death threats and at least one assassination attempt to win Colombia’s election. Charlotte England reports from Bogotá. 

In 2016, Emine Sinmaz wrote that Jo Cox’s murderer may have been motivated by a fear of losing his home to immigrants. Now, she’s landed a job at a newspaper once seen as one of the most progressive...

Craig Gent, Novara Media’s north of England editor, explains why we’re deepening our regional coverage in 2024.

We compared evidence in the leaked Labour report with last year's Panorama investigation into antisemitism in the party. 

When Charlotte England’s housing coop was built in the 1970s, it was intended as a choice; one option among many. But the rental crisis has made it increasingly difficult for people to leave, and...

Novara Media is looking for a Commissioning Editor to join our articles team to help consolidate, develop and expand our articles output. This person will be responsible for commissioning, editing,...

Exclusive: Almost half of London councils either don’t employ anyone to look into illegal evictions, or won’t tell us if they do.

A letter to our readers following the general election.

Claimants who relied on universal credit during the pandemic have had threatening letters and phone calls from private debt collectors following a Kafkaesque ID checking process.

Bailiffs with illegal weapons tried to evict squatters from a former Tory councillor’s empty factory. Cops arrested a bailiff and let squatters back in again. 

From squatters-turned-slumlords to scoops about scabs, the Novara Media Articles team has been busy this year.