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- Together protest on 28 March – The fightback against the far right gathers pace
The dramatic growth of support for Reform – driven by a racist platform – and the 150,000 that turned out for Tommy Robinson’s Unite The Kingdom (UTK) demo,show we are in a dangerous period write Terry Conway and Simon Hannah. - Elections and the Anti‑fascist Struggle
With the foundation of Your Party and Zack Polanski’s victory in the Greens’ leadership election, combined with the surge of support for Reform UK, the importance of elections in combating fascism and the hard right comes to the fore. Phil Hearse investigates. - Review: Britanahay Բրիտանահայ: Armenian and British
Are you frequently in central London with time to kill? I am. One of the things I enjoy doing in those circumstances is popping into a gallery or museum, writes Terry Conway. - Mandelson entombed… finally
Dave Kellaway celebrates and analyses the end of Mandelson’s political career - Review: A grain of sand
Israel has killed an estimated 20,000 children in Gaza since the start of the current genocidal campaign. This stark statistic disguises the fact that these were 20,000 individuals, with 20,000 individual lives and stories. The one-woman show A Grain of Sand helps to humanise and individualise these Palestinian children, while leaving the audience horrified at their daily suffering argues Roland Rance.