Novara Live

This episode examines the UN’s finding that US airstrikes in Iran constitute war crimes, alongside the resulting economic fallout and potential shift in global energy demand.

Ed Sheeran’s decision to drop Macklemore from his tour under pressure from the Israel lobby has backfired, leading to a mass withdrawal of support acts and significant reputational damage.

Hosts Helena Ekino and Aaron Bustani analyze the escalating conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, noting how Houthi control of the Bab…

Eli Clifton and Ian Lustig discuss their new book, *Israel’s Lobby*, detailing how pro-Israel organizations subvert US and UK national interests through political pressure and media influence.

Novara Live examines the unprecedented £72 million donation to Reform UK by crypto billionaires, debating whether this marks a dangerous…

Novara Live covers the RNLI’s warning against wearing uniforms due to far-right harassment and doxing, alongside the "Flamingo Revolution" in Albania protesting a Trump family hotel development.

This episode of Novara Live examines Donald Trump’s promise of $5,000 checks to Americans if Republicans win the midterms, analyzing the political…

Novara Live discusses the UK government's new sanctions on Israeli settlements, featuring a critical analysis of the Chief Rabbi's opposition and an interview with Palestine's ambassador to the UK.

Novara Live analyzes UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband's announcement of economic sanctions against illegal Israeli settlements, featuring former…

Novara Live examines the rise of far-right movements in Europe, beginning with violent, masked protests in Portsmouth and Dover organized by the Patriot Platform to block asylum seeker transports.

This episode of Novara Live features Johnny Ball to discuss a Channel 4 investigation into Reform UK, which exposed senior figures James Orr and Dan…

Novara Live examines Green Party leader Zach Polanski’s bid for Keir Starmer’s vacated Holborn and St Pancras seat, analyzing the political risks and symbolic value of the challenge.

The episode covers a US missile strike on an Iranian wedding, analyzing the geopolitical fallout and Trump’s rhetoric with Oxford researcher Vera Ameli.

This episode of Novara Live examines the escalating violence in the West Bank, featuring Amnesty International’s Tom Guha on the necessity of comprehensive UK trade bans against Israeli settlements.

Zeke Hausfather, a climate scientist and Stripe’s climate lead, joins Navara Live to discuss the impending "Godzilla" El Niño, predicting record-breaking global temperatures in 2027.

Novara Live examines the growing tech backlash, detailing Meta’s $17 billion settlement over harms to youth mental health and the resulting regulatory shifts.

Navara Live examines the US designation of Palestine Action as a terrorist group, discussing its implications for UK law and dissent.

Host Michael Walker discusses the reported death of Dolly Parton, analyzing her cross-cultural appeal and legacy with Joe Stone.

Navarra Live examines the Trump administration’s threat of secondary sanctions on Iran, featuring analysis from Trita Parsi on their likely ineffectiveness and potential for escalation.

Michael Walker and Ash Sarkar discuss UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s visit to Ukraine, where he provided missile blueprints, and the rise of autonomous AI drones in the conflict.

Stephen Methen and Helena discuss Havering Council’s approval of a massive, high-emission data center on the Green Belt, contrasting it with the…

Helena Ekian and Barry Malone discuss the IDF’s criminal investigation into the killing of Hind Rajab, questioning its motives as a tactic to avoid ICC prosecution.

This episode features Dale Vince defending a conditional support for North Sea drilling, arguing that price controls would make projects like Rosebank and Jackdaw economically viable.

Novara Media co-founder Aaron Bastani apologizes for his role in the media harassment of Professor Jason Arday, acknowledging his racist and harmful comments.

Navarra Live examines the tragic death of academic Jason R.

The episode analyzes Nigel Farage’s by-election victory over Count Binface, highlighting the resulting financial scandal and his absence from the count.

Helena and Dahlia Gabriel analyze Nigel Farage’s Clacton by-election against parody candidate Count Binface, discussing his neoliberal contradictions and shifting media support.

Aaron Bastani discusses Andy Burnham’s emergency COBRA meeting on the UK drought, highlighting a proposed ban on disposable barbecues and the £4.

Aram Bastani and Michael Walker discuss Andy Burnham’s new measures to regulate high street businesses like vape shops, alongside the UK’s record-breaking summer heat and wildfires.

Navarra Live examines the UK’s severe drought and its impact on food security, featuring Oxford expert Paul Behrens on the need for systemic agricultural reform and reduced meat consumption.

Navarra Live examines violent anti-migrant protests in Thetford, drawing parallels to similar tensions in South Africa.

Helena and Diana Gabrielle discuss Trump’s Gaza Board of Peace awarding a military base contract, framing it as disaster capitalism rather than reconstruction.

Hosts Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani discuss Green Party leader Zach Polanski’s climate intervention amid Europe’s record heat, featuring economist…

Aram Bastani and Michael Walker discuss the UK’s prison overcrowding crisis, analyzing Labour’s controversial early release policies and the political backlash from Conservatives.

Novara Live analyzes Reform UK’s proposal to deploy the Royal Navy against Channel migrants, questioning its legality and diplomatic impact amid party scandals.

Stephen Methuen and Paul Holden analyze Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s devolution plans, which allow regional mayors to retain local tax revenues.

This episode analyzes Andy Burnham’s push for a national care service and potential estate tax, contrasting it with criticism from Robert Jenrick.

Host Aaron Mastani and guest Michael Walker discuss Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s mission to reduce NEETs through localized technical education pathways like the MBAC.

This episode covers devastating European wildfires, with expert Laurie Leyburn discussing climate risks and political responses.

Navarra Live examines Angela Rayner’s rejection of rent controls, featuring housing activist Beth Stratford who argues for caps to curb costs, while…

Novara Live hosts Helena and Barry Malone analyze the Houthi blockade of the Bab al-Mandab Strait, discussing Trump’s diplomatic failures and the resulting global oil crisis.

Navara Live hosts Michael Walker and Aaron Bastani discuss UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s controversial early prison release policy, sparked by the potential release of a police officer’s killers.

Aaron Bastani and Michael Walker discuss Andy Burnham’s appointment as UK Prime Minister, his new cabinet, and initial cost-of-living policies like VAT cuts on electricity.

Novara Live analyzes Andy Burnham’s appointment as Prime Minister, focusing on his first speech’s left-wing shift and pledge to end homelessness.

Aram Bastani and Paul Holden analyze Andy Burnham’s appointment as Labour leader, criticizing his vague rhetoric and potential selection of Shabana Mahmood as Chancellor.

Novara Live hosts Helena and Dalia Gabriel analyze the UK’s record-breaking wildfires, featuring an interview with firefighter Joanne Trafford on resource shortages and climate impacts.

Navarro Live host Michael Walker and guest Aaron Bastani discuss Ed Miliband being ruled out as Chancellor in favor of Shabana Mahmood, criticizing the decision as politically motivated.

This episode analyzes escalating US-Iran tensions, including strikes on nuclear sites and Trump’s proposed Strait of Hormuz toll, with economist Sambit Bhattacharya discussing global economic risks.

Novara Live examines the shift to a counter-terrorism investigation into Anne Widdecombe’s murder, debating political motivation and mental health failures.

Naomi Klein joins Navara Live to discuss her 2014 book *This Changes Everything*, reflecting on how climate politics have evolved over the past decade.