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05 Jan
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Our Culture: Can the Church Be More Democratic?

Posted byGeoff Bottoms
In this edition of Our Culture, Geoff Bottoms examines the Church as a cultural and political institution, tracing the gap between the radical inclusivity of the early... Continue reading
29 Dec
Cultural Commentary
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Vienna, Christmas 2025: Soaked in Tourists but Still Splendorous After All These Years

Posted byDennis Broe
Vienna City Hall Christmas Market By Dennis Broe Vienna has been voted the world’s most livable city for a long time, and although it still maintains that... Continue reading
29 Dec
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Pope Leo and ‘Dilexi Te’: an ally in the struggle for solidarity and against accumulation

Posted byGeoff Bottoms
Jesus casting out the money changers from the Temple by Giotto, 14th century By Geoff Bottoms Just as the late Pope Francis completed the apostolic exhortation that... Continue reading
29 Dec
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RIP John Robertson: a symbol of all that was good about the European Cup 

Posted byMark Perryman
The Picasso of our game By Mark Perryman OK England’s relationship with European football didn’t exactly begin well, in1955, the first European Cup. Chelsea, the First Division champions,... Continue reading
29 Dec
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Our Culture: Prison, Class, and Art – with Nick Moss

Posted byNick Moss
In this edition of Our Culture, we turn to the prison system, one of the most hidden yet culturally rich spaces in Britain. Often seen only as... Continue reading
23 Dec
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Solidarity, love and Christmas

Posted byGeoff Bottoms
Christ in the Rubble By Father Geoff Bottoms I recently celebrated a humanist funeral for a comrade of mine, and at the reception afterwards his daughter caught... Continue reading
22 Dec
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Our Culture: Capital Works Globally in Food and Drink. How Can the Left Counter It?

Posted byKeith Flett
In this edition of Our Culture, Keith Flett examines how global capital shapes food and drink, from multinational brewers to fragile supply chains under climate pressure. The... Continue reading
15 Dec
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2025 Top 25 (And 5 Worst) Global TV Series: The Year of Fudging Dangerously

Posted byDennis Broe
2025 Top 25 (And 5 Worst) Global TV Series: The Year of Fudging Dangerously with Dennis Broe Continue reading
15 Dec
Cultural Commentary
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Our Culture: The Repression and Liberation of Working-class Culture – a history and a manifesto for change

Posted byStefan Szczelkun
In this instalment of the Our Culture Series, writer and artist Stefan Szczelkun traces the hidden history of how radical working-class culture. From the Chartists to rave... Continue reading
12 Dec
Larry Ellison, Media Mogul or Rupert Murdoch Clone?
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Mainstream Media Coup

Posted byDennis Broe
By Dennis Broe “Freedom of the press,” A. J. Liebling famously said, “belongs to the man who owns one.” And Liebling ought to know. He was an... Continue reading

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