Tory hardliners will use the Oxfam tragedy to try to cut oversees aid. We can’t let them
The new international development Secretary and arch Brexiteer Penny Mourdant has already pledged that aid will only be given in the “national interest”.
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Jonathan Bartley: My five lessons from 2017 – and what’s to come this year
Despite Brexit and the election of Donald Trump, there is always hope.
Our divided kingdom is failing unpaid carers. There is no excuse
The truth is we can afford to support unpaid carers if we want to – if the government embraced simple, effective policies like a wealth tax.
Jonathan Bartley: HS2 is an environmental disaster – we have to stop it in its tracks
Why I’m backing direct action against this expensive attack on nature.
I saw police aggression at fracking protests first hand. These tactics won’t silence us though
Jonathan Bartley, co-leader of the Green Party, was dragged away by police on Friday whilst attending a non-violent protest in North Yorkshire. Here’s what happened.
We face an air pollution crisis. It’s no surprise the government spent £370k trying to hide it
Air pollution is fast becoming one of the biggest crises in Britain and globally, it’s not surprising the Tories tried to cover it up.
The spread of precarious work is a political choice. We have to be bold in tackling it
Green co-leader Jonathan Bartley says we must be radical in responding to the gig economy – so that workers don’t just survive, but thrive.
Climate change made Hurricane Harvey worse. We must demand action
There is hope in the eye of the storm: Space is opening up to make robust, radical demands for action on climate change.
Jonathan Bartley: We need to bring back the idea of a four day week
With the number of people wanting to work fewer hours at its highest level in a decade, Green Party leader Jonathan Bartley says we need to revive the idea of a four day week.
Green leaders call on Labour and Lib Dems to unite to stop Tories ‘wrecking Britain’
‘There is a role for some form of cooperation in a handful of seats’