Craig covered the trial of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, and has produced video documentaries from Lebanon and Venezuela. He is spear-heading a legal effort in Scotland to end the proscription of the anti-arms trade outfit Palestine Action.
Craig's work is deeply moral and, by modern journalistic standards, refreshingly radical. It's probably fair to say that Craig makes use of his old establishment connections to greatly irritate the establishment.
Peter's latest book, Complicit, outlines how the British political and media establishments supported Israel's genocide against Gaza at every possible step.
Caitlin also offers on her site poetry, art, and video updates.
Glenn doesn't fit into neat political categories; he infuriated American conservatives by being a key conduit in the NSA revelations, and he angered American liberals by being a frequent guest on right-wing cable news channels. Readers can make their own mind up by reading, or viewing, Glenn's output on Substack.
Aside from commentary on organised labour, and the activities of the UK Labour Party, the Star features news commentary, editorials, arts reviews, and sports analysis.
Andrew has also been involved in the formation and running of the new left-wing British political project Your Party, alongside Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana.
The blog is hosted by an avatar that doesn't look anything like establishment mouthpiece Laura Juliet Kuenssberg. If you were to be so kind as to subscribe, you'll be proudly labelled on the donations platform as having "bought a Tory MP".
This outfit is headquartered in Chicago, and produces material in text and video formats.
Declassified has a history of ignoring censorship requests from the British security state, and has written about why they hold this stance.
Established independent journalists Jeremy Scahill, Glenn Greenwald, Ken Klippenstein, and William M. Arkin are all alumni of The Intercept.
In September 2025, +972 led an investigation about Microsoft's cloud service being used by Israeli spy agencies for the total cellular surveillance of Gaza. This led the tech giant to cancel some of their contracts with the Israeli state.
GZ publishes articles on its website in both English and Spanish.
The editorial position includes supports expanding the welfare state and strengthening the right to protest. It is also anti-war, anti-racist, and anti-zionist.
Contributions also from big names such as Peter Oborne, Lowkey, George Monbiot, and Matt Kennard.
At root, Peter and team cover the phenomenon of “dark money”, which is the how the super-wealthy purchase political influence without accountability. The DFS mailing list now stands at an impressive count of 50,000 subscribers, including 1,600 who help pay the bills. Go join 'em!
It may seem a trite observation compared to their macabre subject matter, but the writing is consistently superb. If you read only one thing from this site, make it the article on the grieving parents attending their children's graves in Minab in Iran, by Mahmoud Aslan. It is poignant and humanising.
Jody's Substack is subscriber only, but it must be good: he's got 1,300+ paying readers already.
Also of note is Asa's 2023 book Weaponising Anti-Semitism: How the Israel Lobby Brought Down Jeremy Corbyn. Asa shows how neoliberals and zionists within the party, and Israel-linked lobbyists from outside, sabotaged Corbyn's leadership—a fundamental attack on democracy that still has not been meaningfully covered by the corporate and state media.
For the philosophically inclined, the Davids also write a parallel blog called Cogitations about developing compassion and letting go of the Ego, from a Buddhist/meditational perspective.