Our friends at Nude magazine, who’s most recent issue is wonderful and should be bought by all, have written a very nice review

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Since being deported from Palestine in summer 2005, I’ve been living and working in London. Living in a pretty house in Tower Hamlets overlooking Victoria Park, with foxes, swaying beech trees and a milkman… Yet even here, Palestine doesn’t leave you.

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In the past week there has been an upsurge in resistance to the olympics in east London. A new collective calling itself WE ARE BAD has emerged to spearhead an intensive

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After far too long we’ve finally, just about, finished the new website.

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The fist Last Hours live was on Monday and it went really well. About seventy people showed up, watched some awesome

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“Gandhi said it’s better to resist violently than to use nonviolence to hide your passivity…

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It’s time for a campaign for the freedom to assemble in the UK. This is in response to continued police repression and the government’s consultation ‘Managing Protest around Parliament’,

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Drunk or sober, it’s a conversation I must have had thousands of times by now. What was punk really “all about”? Though certain patterns emerge, I soon came to realise that everyone had their own take on things. Its adherents don’t tend to see punk as a consumer identity to buy into, or as a [...]

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This anti-prison, insurrectionary, autonomist magazine has been produced irregularly over the past few years with all four issues offering an attitude and a style sadly lacking in many other publications. The latest edition opens with a very inspiring six pages of international resistance news from over the last year giving a real feeling of the [...]

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Whilst it isn’t accepted by everyone in the current anti-authoritarian, anarchist movement there is no doubt that nonviolence is the prevalant form of engagement with the government in the UK. There are a number of reasons for this, and How Nonviolence Protects The State, an updated version of the 2005 edition, goes some way to [...]

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