DAVE KELLAWAY

Dave Kellaway is on the Editorial Board of Anti*Capitalist Resistance, a member of Hackney and Stoke Newington Labour Party, a contributor to International Viewpoint and Europe Solidaire Sans Frontieres.

To a Land Unknown

He burst on the scene already a legend

Fury at attacks on right to protest genocide

Van Gogh – a radical?

Graduate workers – worse off at work and at home

Why do socialists organise internationally?

Anora – the anti‑Pretty Woman

Political Review of 2024

Solidarity with Eco and pro‑Palestine political prisoners

Conclave

Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat

Starmer’s Reset

Climate Choir sings against BP links with British Museum

Transforming the Future

Meloni, patriarchy does exist. 200,000 protest in Rome against violence against women

The Mazan trial haunts the streets of Paris

Debate on the Left in Britain – towards a new broad party?

Reeves’ Budget – A ‘Growth’ Delusion that Ignores Inequality

Anti‑Fascists Rally Against Tommy Robinson Hate March

Industry Series 3 – “Everyone’s Collateral, Right?”

Transform’s National Conference

Runcorn and the Incinerator

Wes’s Weight Loss Jab Wheeze

Italian ExGKN Workers Fight On

Diane Defiant

Starmer’s First Hundred Days

Labour – We Never Promised You a Rose Garden

How the City of London really works

Not all deaths at sea are equal

Fascists blocked by mass protest

The Blue Rider – A Radical Art Movement

Climate Choir Protests ArcelorMittal Steel – Olympics Sponsor

Peter Kennard – The Art of Protest

Two Child Benefit Revolt

Who was Che?

The Labour Programme in the King’s Speech: What Next for the Left?

Euros: Football, Politics, and Society

Sacre (bleu) rouge! – Popular Front pushes back Le Pen

That Was the Election That Was

French Elections: Far Right Consolidates Advance

Stopping Le Pen with the United Front

Blood on the Melons

Julian Assange – Free at Last!

A Joyous Protest – the Restore Nature demo

La Chimera: A film about tomb raiders, but Lara Croft it’s not

Hunger Data Compared with G7 Military Spending

Labour’s Manifesto – Bowing Down to the False Gods of Social Liberalism

European elections – far right surge but centre holds on

Now You See Us – Women Artists in Britain 1520‑1920

On the red green campaign trail

Diane Abbott Fights Back

Sunak throws the dice

Yoko Ono – Music of the Mind

President Starmer steps forward to what?

Six takeaways from the local and mayoral elections

Tory routed in Blackpool South: What next for Left?

Why we should vote Sadiq Khan for London Mayor

There’s still tomorrow—a feminist film exposing male violence

Hackney rally stands with Diane Abbott

Remembering the Carnation Revolution

GKN Workers and Fridays for the Future Lobby Tuscan regional council

Meloni’s government censors anti fascism

Sunak’s Assault on the Sick: Blaming the Victims of Capitalism’s Failures

No Wes Streeting, private practice damages the NHS

Io Capitano is not fiction

Io capitano: a migrant’s journey

Rose Dugdale: from heiress to the IRA

This Town: a Midlands poetic epic

The Left and the Coming General Election

Copa 71 – Women’s football’s hidden history

Left activism in Turkey

French AntiCapitalists denounce the racist offensive and support Aya Nakamura

Hackney stands with Diane

Gove plays the extremism card

Portugal election – far right surges

Singing in Parliament against Rosebank

The Budget Show

Perfect days.. (no) shit happens?

Galloway wins again, this time in Rochdale

Palestine frames British politics today

Portuguese Elections –Left Bloc leader in debate

All you need to know about ceasefire parliamentary amendments

No extradiction for Assange

Labour’s wins by‑elections, but rubbish in Rochdale

Alexei Navalny: Putin’s latest victim

Poverty Porn vs. Black Authenticity: The Satirical Tightrope Dance of American Fiction

The Zone of Interest – chillingly brilliant

Philip Guston (1913‑1980) bearing witness to brutality and injustice

Divas – What are they good for?

What internationalism do we need today?

Argentinian workers strike against Milei

Gaza: A Film that Humanises a People

Italian workers at GKN in Florence continue 3 year exemplary struggle

Nicholas Winton: People smugglers?

NHS Junior Doctors fight on after longest strike

Post Office: How Corporate Business Stole People’s Lives

Doublespeak on Gaza

Women in Revolt – art and activism in the UK 1970 to 1990

Vigil 2 – taking on the cover up