Why the inclusion of climate and nature priorities in the Skills and Post-16 Education Bill is a sign of progress
‘The Skills and Post-16 Education Bill was slightly unusual in that it started its life in the House of Lords.’
Natalie Bennett
Baroness Natalie Bennett is a Contributing Editor at Left Foot Forward, and the former leader of the Green Party of England & Wales.
Natalie Bennett: Boris Johnson must live up to his climate change rhetoric
‘The Prime Minister has staked out his case for successful COP26 talks. And in the weeks before it, what happens in the UK is going to be under the global microscope.’
Natalie Bennett: This is a climate emergency. Parliament has a chance to declare that reality in law
The Tories’ Environment Bill isn’t fit for purpose. But it can be changed to truly tackle the climate crisis, says Natalie Bennett.
Natalie Bennett: Why did the Daily Mail focus its front page on disposable nappies?
Natalie Bennett unpacks why yesterday’s Daily Mail front page wasn’t about Afghanistan or the Covid crisis
Natalie Bennett: War in Afghanistan was a catastrophic failure. We can’t afford more mistakes in its aftermath
The UK government should be guaranteeing refuge to all who need it and stop peddling arms
Natalie Bennett: The treatment of our planet is criminal. That crime needs to be named
It’s time for make ‘ecocide’ a crime in the UK, writes the Green peer.
Natalie Bennett: HMS Defender, Russia, and the questions that need answering
Was this Johnson’s dangerous attempt to look big on the world stage?
Natalie Bennett: The government’s new green plans are riddled with holes
It’s time to unpick the Tories’ misleading environmental promises.
Natalie Bennett: Cladding scandals, mortgage prisoners, and the grim necessity of the Lords
Why is it left to the unelected chamber to defend abandoned Brits? The Green peer looks at this week’s Lords agenda.
Using nuclear weapons to fight the Culture War: that’s Far Right government
‘Centrism, leaving things much as they are, is no longer practically possible,’ says Natalie Bennett
