Interview / Members-only / “We don’t have time for ‘briefcase politics’” - Zack Polanski’s pitch to lead the left From ‘Rehearsing the Revolution’ to building it for real, Zack Polanski talks to oD about his bid to lead not just the Greens, but the wider progressive movement By Ethan Shone / 16 May 2025
Opinion / Members-only / Keir Starmer could win back many voters by standing up to Israel By abandoning its left-wing values, Labour has lost many supporters. Taking action to help Gazans could win them back By Paul Rogers / 14 May 2025
Analysis / Members-only / Reform knows exactly what it’s doing in local government. What about the left? Left-wing councils were waiting for a Labour government to turn the money back on, but help isn’t coming. So what now? By Michael Chessum / 9 May 2025
Analysis / Members-only / What’s next for Reform? Nigel Farage’s party now has the resources and momentum to capitalise on mass disillusionment with both major parties By Ethan Shone / 7 May 2025
Investigation / Members-only / Hundreds of domestic abuse victims face jail under new law Women who call police to help deal with abusive partners are being criminalised for assaulting emergency workers By Sian Norris / 1 May 2025
Opinion / Members-only / Exclusive: Government hands private firms £3bn in bid to ‘stop the boats’ Research reveals the business of Channel security is booming, as companies profit off asylum seekers’ desperation By Lucy Mayblin, Joe Turner, Thom Davies, Arshad Isakjee and Tesfalem Yemane / 30 Apr 2025
Investigation / Members-only / The UK clamped down on migration. The LGBTIQ+ community was collateral The Conservatives knew their immigration plan would disproportionately impact LGBTIQ+ people. They did it anyway By Sian Norris / 25 Apr 2025
Opinion / Members-only / Wales’ prisons will keep failing as long as England controls its judiciary Rising custodial deaths, self-harm and rampant racial disproportionality are being masked by lack of a devolved judiciary By Peter McNamara / 24 Apr 2025
Opinion / Members-only / Gaza faces increasingly bleak reality one month after Israel ended ceasefire Western states are still failing to put the pressure on Israel needed to end the bloodshed By Paul Rogers / 17 Apr 2025
Feature / Members-only / Reform backers are importing the US’s ‘big money’ playbook to UK politics Great British PAC wants to unite the right. To do so, it hopes to Americanise UK politics with help of donors like Elon Musk By Ethan Shone / 17 Apr 2025
Opinion / Members-only / Women will suffer most from UK government’s cuts to disability benefits Cuts will push hundreds of thousands of women into poverty or force them out of workforce By Mary-Ann Stephenson / 3 Apr 2025
Investigation / Members-only / 10,000 angry white men and me: my night with Reform UK Undercover at Reform UK’s biggest ever rally, I saw white men bond over fury at migrants, trans people and politicians By Sian Norris / 31 Mar 2025
