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  1. Burnham is on his first official visit to the EU as Prime Minister, is he taking us all back with him?

  2. Terror arrests in the UK have increased by 1,553% and hit a record high, with the overwhelming majority linked to support for Palestine Action, new Home Office statistics show. 3,867 arrests were made for terrorism-related activity in the year ending June…

  3. The Labour candidate seeking to win former prime minister Keir Starmer’s seat has failed to condemn Israel’s genocide in Gaza but has criticised the recent Green party ‘Zionism is Racism’ motion as “divisive”.

  4. On a hot and humid morning in early September, hundreds of people gathered outside the Israeli embassy in Bangkok.

  5. Central London is the battleground on which UK progressive politics will hinge tomorrow.

  6. At least 51 children, the majority under a year old, were among 1,700 people who died while homeless in the UK last year, a social justice charity has said.

  7. Labour-run Camden Council’s investment holdings in Israel-linked tech firm Palantir have increased by more than 1,200% since October 2023, new figures show.

  8. A little more than a week before Thursday’s crucial byelection in the London constituency of Holborn and St Pancras, prime minister Andy Burnham laid out a radical social and economic programme at Labour’s party conference in Liverpool.

  9. On Sunday night, Lula supporters waited nervously amid a sea of red in Laranjeiras, one of Rio de Janeiro’s most leftwing neighbourhoods.

  10. A CIA report has said Israel is at risk of civil conflict and state collapse as its genocide in Gaza and attacks on Iran and Lebanon take their toll.

  11. Protests over funding and conditions in French schools continue to grow, as more fires are lit and riot police deploy tear gas.

  12. Shabana Mahmood has defended the government’s ban on Palestine Action by saying its supporters should face the same law as “skinheads” who back a neo-Nazi organisation.

  13. A teenager lost his hand in France after a police grenade exploded during widespread student protests on Monday, amid mounting reports of violence by officers.

  14. Art psychotherapy students are among the many new starters at Goldsmiths facing utter chaos at the start of the academic year, as their course appears to be virtually on the brink of collapse.

  15. Ash and Moya talk about porn, sex work, desire, ‘duty sex’ and more in a conversation sparked by a mystery question.

  16. The Green Party conference has backed a controversial motion that classifies Zionism as a form of racism, revealing some stark divisions within the party.

  17. Andy Burnham’s government has scrapped plans to curb jury trials, after months of outcry from lawyers, MPs and the public.

  18. Spain’s socialist prime minister Pedro Sanchez has called a high-stakes snap general election for 29 November, after rightwing parties blocked a package of housing reforms.

  19. Israel has banned Green leader Zack Polanski from entering the country after members of his party approved a motion defining Zionism as a racist ideology.

  20. Bom dia, companheiros, though perhaps not as bom as we’d like, with the far right having narrowly won the first round of Brazil’s presidential elections held on Sunday.

  21. Green party members have voted to back a motion stating that Zionism is racism, making the Greens the first explicitly anti-Zionist mainstream political party in the UK.

  22. Are we in the era of trauma Top Trumps?

  23. Welcome to Series 2 of Do Your Own Research.

  24. Zack Polanski has called for a 3-year cap on private rents.

  25. US senators have blocked a resolution that would have forced the government to reveal what evidence it has relating to the killing of nine Americans by Israel.

  26. Andy Burnham has announced a ban on airlines charging people extra to sit next to their children on flights.

  27. Green party leader Zack Polanski will set out plans for a three-year emergency brake on rent hikes to give renters “breathing space”.

  28. The early release scheme kicked into action yesterday, with the first batch of prisoners being released after serving 40% of their sentence or more.

  29. Andy Burnham’s announcement of a triple lock shakeup has plunged Britain’s competing parties into chaos.

  30. Spain’s government has approved new measures to support tenants’ rights following widespread protests – but they need approval from congress and campaigners say they do not go far enough.

  31. Rights experts have urged prime minister Andy Burnham to reverse a decision to refuel Saudi Arabian warplanes as they bomb Yemen.

  32. Ash Sarkar caught up with Green party leader Zack Polanski on the campaign trail in Holborn & St Pancras, a week out from the by-election.

  33. Amid the hope, cynicism and confusion surrounding the political direction of Andy Burnham’s Labour party, Michael Walker went to the Labour party conference in Liverpool to find out what’s at the core of the government’s new direction.

  34. Thousands of pro-Palestine students were arrested on US college campuses, as part of a “widespread, McCarthyite censorship and retaliation campaign”, a new report has found.

  35. Police investigating the Grenfell Tower fire have submitted evidence to the Crown Prosecution Service, paving the way for potential criminal charges.

  36. University lecturers are set to walk out over “existential” cuts and course closures, as thousands of students face major disruptions as the new academic year begins.

  37. The effect of pornography on the people who consume it is often moralised about, generally due to its influence over the nascent sexuality of young men.

  38. It’s Saturday morning in a Victorian public garden in Camden, north London, and the mood is upbeat.

  39. Andy Burnham has laid out major reforms to social care, pensions, and public utilities in his speech to Labour conference.

  40. Several companies with major British government contracts have once again been named in a UN database of firms involved in the expansion of illegal Israeli settlements.

  41. The NHS’s contract with Palantir has come under pressure at Labour party conference, with 20k party members backing a motion to end the service’s reliance on the US spytech firm.