Brexit legal advice: The government is treading on ‘thin ice’ by defying Parliament
Have the Tories just set the ball rolling for a fresh General Election?
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Guardian and academics under fire for indirectly branding entire British left ‘conspiracy theorists’
Nearly half of the public have just been deemed conspiracy theorists – apparently for recognising that Britain is run ‘by the few’…
Irish PM warns UK of post-Brexit plans and Scotland Yard prepares for no deal
Yet more set-backs for May’s Brexit plans.
Human rights groups bolster court case challenging UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia
The UK has licensed at least £4.7 billion worth of arms to Saudi Arabia since the bombing campaign in Yemen began in 2015.
BBC’s Andrew Neil and Caroline Lucas MP clash over Arron Banks appearance
How can the BBC presenter get away with brazenly political attacks like this?
Tories hit by candidate crisis amid collapse in support for May
Amid Brexit chaos and rising distrust in the party’s leadership, the Conservatives are struggling to inspire people to come forward for key seats.
“You can have fracking or you can deal with climate change – you can’t do both” – Friends of the Earth respond to fracking announcement
Fracking will begin for the first time in seven years
English privatised water industry only benefits shareholders, report finds
The report compares private English water companies with publicly owned Scottish Water and England doesn’t come out of it well…
Uber drivers attempt to storm company HQ
The union organising the strike said Uber are ‘in denial’ about the campaign
Difficult debates and big decisions: The Green Party’s autumn conference in tweets
From new policies on well-being to debates on antisemitism, here’s some highlights from the Green Party of England and Wales’ gathering in Bristol at the weekend.