Over several months, Real Media has produced more than 100,000 words of detailed coverage of the trial of the Filton Six. This index brings together one of the most comprehensive and rigorous independent journalistic works on the case against Palestine Action activists, from the evidence and contradictions to the jury’s […]
Struggles
Performative protest denounces concentrated power
Activists staged a Marie Antoinette-themed performance at the News UK office last Friday, the 30 of January, disrupting staff and visitors with theatrical calls to address deep power inequality throughout UK society. “Stop printing Murdoch’s lies” and Tthey are eating all the cake, take the power back” echoed across the foyer, as […]
Protesters in the United Kingdom demand a wealth tax
Climate Resistance disrupted Minister for Employment Dame Diana Johnson last week at the New Statesman Politics Live Conference to demand that Labour tax the super-rich. Information and photos: Climate Resistance Protesters have confronted Minister for Employment Dame Diane Johnson and Chair of the Work and Pensions Select Committee […]
Mass eviction of farm workers in southern Spain
Migrant farm workers who produce food in a key supplying region for UK and European supermarkets, have been evicted from an informal settlement in Almería, Spain. Ethical Consumer* Ethical Consumer has been campaigning for supermarkets to take responsibility for workers’ rights in their Spanish supply chains since 2019. […]
The other struggle within the working-class: that of women
There are few people alive who have spent a lifetime as politically involved as she has. She is 91 years old, the founder of Wages for Housework Campaign, and has fought to end institutional racism and gender inequality. Her life is the epitome of a constant struggle for a new […]
















