Available here By Nick Moss There is a particular kind of leftwing poetry, that is all too at ease with its own sanctimony. This poetry asserts that... Continue reading
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Commons image By Bernadette Gallagher A United Ireland, with tariff-freeIrish whiskey to ‘sláinte’ freedom to.Policy changes on the 18th hole;with armoured cars, no tanks, but guns,and Waterford... Continue reading
Photo: Wikicommons Sometimes Things Happen by Violet White “What I can say with 100% confidence is that unlike [Iran], the United States never targets civilians in combat.... Continue reading
By Alan Morrison Peacefully protesting pensionersShowing support for Palestine ActionIn opposition to genocidePlacards packed up into backs of police vansArrested en masseSuspended prison sentencesOf up to 14... Continue reading
It was 50 years ago today Rock against Racism was created. MARK PERRYMAN recalls the moment Continue reading
Commons image By Fran Lock wanhope day in dover. want and bruiseof hope. in black. their unity is funeral,a shirt reworked. this frugal dirge theyknead and grease... Continue reading
Commons image By Bob Beagrie View the world in red, white and bluethrough the eyeholes of black balaclavas – the chalk cliffs of Dover, navy sea, azure... Continue reading
Commons image By Jim Aitken Brexit’s broken bonesnow has these masked, marching menin balaclavas. Continue reading
Cover image is adapted from a publicity still of English music hall performer Charles Penrose posing as the eponymous ‘Laughing Policeman’ (Columbia Records, 1926) In Alan Morrison’s fourteenth... Continue reading
Adam Page tackles English theatres' accent addiction to Received Pronunciation and it's inability to let go. Continue reading
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