Page 55 - Cpgb News Today

Megan Fox hints at breakup with Machine Gun Kelly

Did you sign up for the free pizza for the Doink at the Super Bowl?

<strong>Jim Moody</strong> reviews <em>All quiet on the western front</em>, directed by Edward Berger (general release, 2022)

Mass strikes, soaring food and energy prices, Tory sleaze scandals - all speak of the return of the ‘British disease’. <strong>Eddie Ford</strong> says that is why sections of the mainstream media could well back Sir Keir in 2024, and why we need our own political alternative

Sunday February 12 5pm - <strong>The gender recognition trap</strong>

Getting out of the ‘gender recognition’ trap requires breaking with the foundations of the arguments behind it, argues <strong>Mike Macnair</strong>

BBC2’s documentary about the 2002 Gujarat pogrom has caused a storm. Modi’s government and its friends abroad have made accusations of insensitivity, racism and colonial attitudes, reports <strong>Bill Goodridge</strong>

Widely pictured as a supervillain, Andrew Tate is, suggests <strong>Paul Demarty</strong>, a banal symptom of atomisation

A paper of Marxist polemic and Marxist unity

As the stalemate between the Islamic Republic and the mass opposition movement continues, Mir-Hossein Mousavi, one of the leaders of the 2009 Green movement, has called for a constituent assembly. <strong>Yassamine Mather</strong> has translated this article by <strong>Torab Saleth</strong> which deals with the constituent assembly from a leftwing point of view