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One hundred years after the General Strike shook Britain, members of Unite Community Edinburgh Branch have produced a documentary exploring the events of 1926 through the lens…
By Peter Devonald Pushed, poked and prodded by police,sworn at, shouted at and spat at,hit with riot shields, batons and lies,horses charge, panicked and terrified. Remain strong…
By Rob Walton On January 26th John Logie Baird shows folkthis contraption which could be used to showlock-outs/brutality/the dangers of short-sightbut ends up being used to show…
Roger Cornish worked as a Coal Miner for 23 years. Roger writes about desire, camaraderie, grief, class, faith lost and faith of a different kind found. Here are a selection of his poems.
Nation of Strangers is available here By Jim Aitken For a number of years now Ece Temelkuran has been warning us about the advance of fascism. She…
Refugees by Konštantín Bauer By Omar Sabbagh How should we view the past? How do we do justice to the stories of the vanquished? How might the…
My Brother, from Sweden By Dennis Broe The best way to sum up this preview of Spring’s streaming series preview, drawn from Series Mania, the largest television…
By Dennis Broe The streaming television industry has a nice way to cover the massive cutbacks in viewing time, in series and in personnel, which have become…
