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The long Conservative decline
Labour still has a long way to go to win this election. But the Tory crisis won't go away either, regardless of who wins on 12 December, argues Duncan Thomas.
Daunted and doomed
Boris Johnson’s election signals a desperate new stage in the long death of British conservatism, writes Duncan Thomas.
All in this together: IDS drops the Tories in the shit
The resignation of Iain Duncan Smith exposes the deep divisions within the Tories. Now, writes Duncan Thomas, we need to bring them down.
Over 1000 protest in London to show solidarity with migrants and refugees
Duncan Thomas reports
On 23 June, Britain voted to leave the EU. The next day, we took the first steps in meeting the challenges ahead. Estimates vary, but between 1200 and 1500 people came out...
From farce to tragedy: thoughts on Jo Cox, the referendum and the rise of...
Duncan Thomas on Jo Cox's murder, the rise of racism in mainstream political discourse, and the need to build a strong anti-racist movement after the referendum - whatever the result. Together with other groups and...
London elections: good riddance to Goldsmith, but Khan not the answer
Duncan Thomas reflects on the election of Labour's Sadiq Khan as mayor of London.
"How do you feel about the election results?", people asked me after Sadiq Khan's landslide victory over Zac Goldsmith. "Not actively...
‘Shut down Yarlswood’: momentum grows at large demo
On Saturday 12 March, Movement for Justice by Any Means Necessary organised a demonstration calling for the closure of Yarlswood detention centre. Duncan Thomas reports.
Yarlswood detention centre has long been emblematic of the cruelty and injustice of the British immigration...
rs21 podcast, episode 1: refugees and the rise of the far right
Episode 1 of the rs21 podcast is finally here! Duncan Thomas introduces the show.
Image credit: Kate Evans
Comrades: the day has been a constant battle against technology. Never has machines' description as crystallisations of "dead labour" been...
‘No more Jungle, no more borders’ – a report from Calais refugee protest
On Saturday 23 January, residents of the Calais refugee camp protested the destruction of the their shelters and the French government's attempts to forcibly move them into new accommodation, described by many as a...
St Pancras ‘die-in’ video report
On Saturday 16 January, activists staged a 'die-in' at London's St Pancras station, in solidarity with the refugees in Calais. Video report by Duncan Thomas. Title image by Steve Eason.