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- Aug 25, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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Will the ‘refugees welcome’ crowd finally learn their lesson? (opens the original)
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Dispersing asylum seekers into Britain’s poorest areas has been a recipe for disaster. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. The British state’s decision to disperse asylum seekers to the poorest parts of the country has long been causing serious problems. Mainly accommodated in so-called migrant hotels and increasingly houses in multiple occupation (HMOs), asylum seekers’ presence has been the source of many issues, from rises in anti-social behaviour to pressure on already
In defence of sociology (opens the original)
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The Jason Arday fiasco threatens to undermine the discipline in which he ‘excelled’. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. Sociology, as both a discipline and a subject, has long been questioned and ridiculed by sections of academia and the media. ‘It isn’t a real science’ is the common response when I tell people I am a sociologist. So during what are already horrendous times for those working in higher education, the last thing sociologists needed – a month before term sta
Must Durham’s miners be forced to celebrate Palestine? (opens the original)
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The ‘Free Palestine’ float at the Durham Miners’ Gala was straight out of a Monty Python sketch. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. The Durham Miners’ Gala – ‘the big meeting’, as locals still call it – took place last week. Once, every coalfield had its gala. Now Durham’s is the last great survivor. But survival is not the same as relevance. In recent years, the question hanging over the ‘big meeting’ has become harder to avoid: what is it for, and who does it now belong
A Tribune for the upper-middle classes (opens the original)
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The one-time Labour-left magazine has become a lifestyle brand for the sons and daughters of privilege. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. Tribune, long the publication of the Labour left, is launching its summer issue with a talk entitled, ‘What now for the left?’. Featuring Oliver Eagleton, Grace Blakeley, Barnaby Raine and Matt Kennard, the discussion line-up tells us almost everything we need to know before they’ve even opened their mouths. These are not people drawn
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