By Cain O’Mahoney The mass struggle in Serbia has now reached a critical point, as the youth in particular, in their frustration, have begun to
Category: Youth Archive
TV drama review: ‘What it feels like for a girl’.
Ray Goodspeed reviews the groundbreaking new drama currently showing on BBC 3 [which can be watched here] It is a very welcome coincidence that this
The Reality of Birth Rates
By Joe Langabeer In the past few years, we have seen a flurry of news articles and political commentators discussing declining birth rates across the
Guy Cowen-Hutton reviews this booklet from Left Horizons . [a hard copy or a pdf version of the booklet can be obtained by emailing editor@left-horizons.co.uk.
By Cain O’Mahony The faux ‘outrage’ over the West Belfast rappers Kneecap, which hasnow led to an investigation by counter-terrorism police,is an attempt to smear
TV review: ‘Adolescence’…and how the system fails young people
By Joe Langabeer Ranking number one programme in the Netflix top ten at the moment is Adolescence, a gritty and disturbing drama, starring actor Stephen
By Joe Langabeer Recently, I read a review of Bad Education by Matt Goodwin on a blog from the Higher Education Policy Institute. For those
By Joe Langabeer, Hastings and Rye Labour member The Children’s Commissioner for England, Rachel De Souza, noted in a recent report, that that those young
In this fascinating article from inside Russia, “SERGEI” gives us a valuable insight into the mood of Russian workers and, in particular, looks at the
By Sjaan Heemskerk, UNISON Essex, personal capacity A lot of the UNISON Young Members conference in Swansea last weekend seemed to consist of a radical
