Guy Aitchison (London, OK): There is a moving piece on Comment is Free today written by Hicham Yezza, the University of Nottingham employee arrested and held under the Terrorism Act
Tom Griffin (London, OK): 'When sorrows come, they come not single spies but in battalions', said Shakespeare, and his dictum seems to be holding true for the Scottish
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): Compass have just issued a Neal Lawson inspired statement on the Glasgow East result with some ideas about what a Labour government they approve of would
Rosemary Bechler (London, openDemocracy): responds to Anthony Barnett's coverage of the campaign against 42 days:
Thanks for the cogent reading of this important moment in the decline of
Thank you - all the MigrantVoice authors and bloggers for writing at short notice with passion and point. In a week we have moved beyond the shy introductions stage to '
[quote=Erik van Zuylen]Euro 2008 has been quite a spectacle so far. Especially the teams of Spain, Russia, Turkey and the Netherlands have shown why football can be a
Sonja Linden started out writing 'verbatim plays' and I like many others can testify to the 'palpable effect' these first hand accounts of detention and forced
A special podcast from Sheffield's City of Sanctuary, marking Refugee Week.
Rosemary Bechler (London, oD author): Quentin Peel has been lamenting the derailing of the Lisbon Treaty in the FT. But for a specific reason: EU members have just this week
On one of the many earlier occasions when desperately provoked people broke out of Campsfield or some other detention centre, the message to the British people was not to approach
