Nikesh Shukla introduces his new Cable column, Hope Is Around the Corner, with a tale that begins with a picture of a twat, ...

Bristol is one of the UK's most secular cities. How do its residents find ways to deal with mourning and mortality?

In the wake of the World Cup, Nikesh reflects on the beauty of the game and what he’s learned from coaching his daughters’ football team ...

From Klezmer to queer folk-punk, Bristol’s Jewish artists are keeping a radical tradition of antifascism alive ...

In Bristol, Muslim-led organisations are building their own infrastructures for young people, centred around belonging, ambition and success ...

Neil is joined by Liam Smith of Bristol Central youth football club to talk expressing yourself through sport, and England's World Cup chances ...

The Cable attended the sentencing of four Palestine Action activists as judge applies a terrorism-related enhancement to criminal damage for the first time in the UK “In order to hear the birds, the ...

Booking controversial punk-rap duo Bob Vylan could cost independent festival Shindig its future, organisers say — but they’re standing firm. Members of the South Cotswold Conservative Association ...

“The BBC has a duty to inform the public, not to sanitise genocide.” So read a placard outside BBC Bristol’s Clifton offices last year during a protest against the broadcaster’s coverage of Israel’s ...

It’s late May 2024. Students have been camped for weeks in the University of Bristol’s Royal Fort Gardens, demanding the institution cut ties with companies linked to Israel’s genocide on Gaza. What ...

The far-right group’s latest demo claims to be about ‘religious unity’ but excludes Muslims. Bristol won’t fall for that Investigative journalism strengthens democracy – it’s a necessity, not a luxury ...

For almost a year, Bristol Patriots have led a campaign of harassment and intimidation in our city. But after last week’s hate-filled demo exposed their true colours, with out-and-out neo-Nazis, a ...