Category: protest

Grounded

History will be kind to the protesters who plan to stop flights at Heathrow airport. They are climate heroes.

No one is coming to save us. Only rebellion will prevent an environmental apocalypse

Drawing on the successes and failures of the past, we must help young climate strikers to win their existential struggle

Why older people must stand in solidarity with the youth climate strikes.

Did an undercover policeman help to instigate a major riot?

The police spy scandal shows that mass surveillance will be used against us.

Take a ringside seat as a giant company beats the living daylights out of itself.

Companies like EDF, seeking to terrify protesters with lawsuits, are likely to become victims of their own aggression.

This is the fate of young people today: excluded, but forbidden to opt out.

The government promised us the right to peaceful protest. It is delivering nothing of the kind.

The movements opposing the British government need a set of aims: here’s my attempt at a first draft.

Why has policing in Britain gone so mad?

The rightwing press has briefly turned against the police, but normal service will soon resume.

A new mobilisation could revitalise politics in the UK – but only if you get involved.

A British police unit is demonising peaceful protesters to stay in business.

Do you want to save the biosphere or boost your own brand of politics? You can’t do both.

As the evidence accumulates, the Evening Standard’s allegations of terrorist planning have fallen apart.

The climate camp at Heathrow is materially different from protests that have taken place in Britain before.

The press has been publishing a series of crazy scare stories about our intentions at the climate camp

To win an injunction against protests at Heathrow airport, BAA used a law which threatens our democratic rights