Lula da Silva / Lula Won. The Markets Want a Third Round Brazil’s voters rejected austerity, and its candidate fled to Florida. The markets that backed him stayed, and Lula’s finance minister has begun to give them what the ballot box refused. In Britain, the script is familiar. By Pedro Paulo Zahluth Bastos / 6 Nov 2026
Feature / Members-only / 20 years after Section 28, why repealing anti-LGBT law wasn’t enough The Tories’ 1988 law banning the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality wreaked havoc on a generation. But its legacy continues By Lou Ferreira / 17 Nov 2023
Opinion / Members-only / Beware the ‘nice Tory’ who comes after the panto villain We cheered when Margaret Thatcher resigned, too. But let’s not kid ourselves that a grey man successor will save us. By Caroline Molloy / 7 Jul 2022
Europe / Members-only / The left needs to confront its illusions about the EU How can we voice opposition to the EU without sounding like Nigel Farage? By Chris Bambery / 27 Feb 2015
