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The Metropolitan police has said it will arrest anyone providing “logistical support” to those protesting the Palestine Action ban in London on Saturday.

Trade unions could see a boost in membership due to new workplace rights that come into force today.

Andreas Malm – the climate scholar and journalist, based in Sweden – has been barred from entering the UK.

The Home Office has banned Swedish author Andreas Malm from entering the UK, saying his presence in the country “is not considered to be conducive to the public good”.

As Healey vows to get “tough” on unemployed young people, we look at what Labour could do to help them instead.

An Israeli government agency is encouraging doctors in London to emigrate to Israel and the occupied West Bank to compensate for a domestic brain drain amid the ongoing genocide and increased restrictions on the number of Palestinian doctors in its health…

The French government has launched an investigation after it was accused of breaching its own pledge not to sell arms to Israel.

If you’ve seen the news in the past week or so, you’d be forgiven for believing that antisemitism is the single most pressing issue facing British education today.

We take an in-depth look at John Healey’s first budget as Treasurer.

Far-right presidential election loser Flávio Bolsonaro has fled Brazil and is on his way to Florida, allegedly to claim political asylum.

Dock and port workers from 17 countries will disrupt and block exports to Israel on Friday, with workers joining from countries including Italy, Mexico, Turkey, the US, Morocco and India.

Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić has been defeated by a student movement in a historic election for the country.

Lawyers working for the Met police told a detective who had been raped by a colleague that she could not have severe trauma because she was only attacked once.

Jeremy Corbyn has backed fresh calls for an independent inquiry into the UK’s role in Israel’s atrocities in Gaza.

Last week, a former Conservative election candidate and consultant in party leader Kemi Badenoch’s office was caught on camera seemingly discussing the cost of hiring terrorists to carry out a contract killing.

Fifty British peers have written to home secretary Shabana Mahmood urging her to ban American rapper Macklemore from the UK ahead of his Wembley gig this week.

Home secretary Shabana Mahmood has refused to meet with a migrant care worker who will be affected by her rightwing immigration reforms.

Ash has a big theory about our growing fear of cringe.

Lula has shocked the world by snatching election victory from Bolsonaro in Brazil, how did he do it?

If you only had to nail down your wheelie bin to stop it blowing across the street this weekend, you were lucky.

Brazil’s president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has won an unprecedented fourth term – a stunning comeback victory in the face of attempts by far-right opponents to interfere in the election.

In Brighton, for a special recording of Downstream IRL, Ash Sarkar sat down with Naomi Klein, and organiser, writer and co-founder of the Debt Collective, Astra Taylor.

No one is disputed like Mao.

We talk to a top economist and former advisor to Gordon Brown about the challenges and opportunities facing John Healy’s first budget announcement.

Europe’s largest residential landlord is set to lose €8.4bn (£7bn) as a result of plans by leftwing political party Die Linke to bring more than 140,000 Berlin flats into public ownership.

A landmark trial accusing Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and 34 senior political and military figures of crimes against humanity had its first formal hearing in Istanbul today.

Like many long-eyelashed men before him, Andy Burnham is sending mixed-messages.

Protests are erupting all over Europe against high costs of living and conditions for students and workers.

The Israeli military commander accused of ordering the killing of Hind Rajab has been on holiday in the US – prompting calls for his arrest.

British MPs who criticised Palantir in parliament received “intimidating” letters from the US spytech firm, Novara Media can reveal.

Labour have approved the controversial Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea.

Anthropic is pushing legislation that would only allow the US government to shut down a rogue AI model when at least 50 people are at risk of imminent serious harm or death.

Hundreds of cultural figures including writers, actors and Nobel literature laureates have signed an open letter in support of Irish novelist Sally Rooney.

Brazil’s top electoral court has said it will fine Meta $200,000 a day until it can prove that president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and his far-right challenger Flávio Bolsonaro get equal treatment on its platforms.

Andy Burnham’s government has given fossil fuel giants Shell and Equinor permission to drill the undeveloped Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea.

The UK is set to deploy fighter jets to defend Saudi Arabia from Houthi attacks.

On Sunday in Paris, crowds filled the major squares and thoroughfares of Place de La Republique, Boulevard de Magenta and beyond.

Andy Burnham has rejected Jeremy Corbyn’s call for an inquiry to be held into the UK’s complicity in the Gaza genocide.

Five Palestinian students who won places at University College London (UCL) could miss out on their studies and remain stuck in Gaza because their scholarships don’t cover the cost of their fees.

The wife of the government’s national security advisor has called for the ban on Palestine Action to be lifted, days after police said they would take no action over a social media post she wrote that was seen by some as an expression of support for the g…

A weird interaction on the dancefloor gets Ash thinking about ambiguity.

French prime minister Sebastien Lecornu has called for curfews after hundreds of thousands of protesters across the country took to the streets, with incidents of violence & looting.

Israeli adtech firm Discover-Tech used online ads to operate a global spy network targeting millions of people, including Al Jazeera journalists, a new report has revealed.

Amazon has been accused of using AI to track employees and rank how likely they are to form unions.

For the last three years, Rima Hassan has watched in horror as thousands of people have been killed in her family’s homeland.

The logic of the British state – never its strongest point – has been increasingly snarled by former home secretary Yvette Cooper’s cosmically absurd proscription of direct action group Palestine Action last year.

Three years ago, just weeks after the genocide began, writer Omar El Akkad posted a tweet, attached to some footage showing the extent of the ruin that Israel had already visited on Gaza.

For a century, China underwent a series of invasions, revolutions and counter-revolutions.

British Transport Police (BTP) have spent more than £320k and almost 100 hours of officers’ time on a six-month trial of live facial recognition (LFR) technology in London’s railway stations – yielding just one incorrect face match and no arrests.

Labour has held on in former prime minister Keir Starmer’s vacated seat of Holborn and St Pancras – a constituency the party has never lost since its creation in 1983 – with Green leader Zack Polanski coming in second.